voguing, what is voguing? million dollar question.s telling your story through poses and movements. one, two, three, up. the same thing i got which was the love of dance, the love of vogue, i want you to take this love and then take it home and then go from there. voguing is now more popular than ever before. hit tv shows like rupaul‘s drag race and pose have pushed this unique dance form into the spotlight once again. but to really understand voguing's history, i'm heading back to where it all began, harlem. this is the imperial elks lodge, home of ballroom until about 1988 so it's ‘80s ballroom. this was our church, it was our political rally, it was our worship, it was ourfun, it was our protection. and what type of people came here? what brought them together? trans folks created this. in fact, only trans people were participating in drag balls for almost 50 years before ballroom. people were being kicked out of their homes, kicked out of their families because of being lgbt and those kinds of things but also the notion of being k

voguing, what is voguing? million dollar question.s telling your story through poses and movements. one, two, three, up. the same thing i got which was the love of dance, the love of vogue, i want you to take this love and then take it home and then go from there. voguing is now more popular than ever before. hit tv shows like rupaul‘s drag race and pose have pushed this unique dance form into the spotlight once again. but to really understand voguing's history, i'm heading back to where it all began, harlem. this is the imperial elks lodge, home of ballroom until about 1988 so it's ‘80s ballroom. this was our church, it was our political rally, it was our worship, it was ourfun, it was our protection. and what type of people came here? what brought them together? trans folks created this. in fact, only trans people were participating in drag balls for almost 50 years before ballroom. people were being kicked out of their homes, kicked out of their families because of being lgbt and those kinds of things but also the notion of being k

from their the vilest stock museum in new nick is celebrating 40 years of german vogue which after a very brief appearance in the late 1920 s. here in berlin was relaunched in 1979 in the bavarian capital and since then it has been a monthly mainstay on the german press stands and this exhibition takes a look at how fashion and fashion coverage and of course the ideals of german women have evolved over that time. populated by style icons and filled with outlandish dream vision. and mirror of the heart is vanished nails the world was and is the bible for that which surrounds us every day. what is next on fashion is not just a shallow emotion you don't like anything else because this is close to you we all need it because we all get dressed and most of the time the ugly outfit is just as expensive as the beautiful out it can also toy or not fit. when the question is what's beautiful what's here and what's in demand folk has. set trends and standards. anna wintour the legendary boss of us both is considered by many to be the most powerful person in fashion. hated and feared the ice quee

the exhibition shows vogue as fashion bible and as platform for and photography we're just fashion and speaking in. terms of. fashion and i have always met. fashion fashion designers who work with i think the categories of very fluid and as here one of the last creations of recently deceased german just signed they can. felt. the timeless puti of pretended bird's iconic supermodels photo. landing on the vogue cover was always the ultimate accolade fashion as a driving force and mix of life. even if it's a wonderful game of a grown up women play i think we like to keep it elegant it's a price to pay that think it's the same gesture of. playful gesture that we do with where grown up. 40 years you just vote for also illustrates that fashion is always political most of societal change so you swims against the trends who stands up and out for the coals just wants to fit in and who wants to step out of the crowd pushing on cloves means showing who you are in the scene the more that if you look at the way fashion can change a person even top professionals who do it every day when they wear sp

the cover of "vogue", looking gorgeous and -- [ cheers and applause >> that's my first "vogue. >> jimmyer with "vogue" arabia. i'm really close with, you know, the people behind the scenes there >> jimmy: yeah >> and we were having discussions for, like, a year about what would be really powerful and a good message. and we found her on instagram. and she was a fan of mine and posted side-by-side pictures of us like, "oh, my gosh i look like winnie." >> jimmy: yeah >> so we found her somewhere in saudi arabia and flew her to shoot this cover. and, yeah, so -- >> jimmy: i mean, it's gorgeous >> this is what came of it >> jimmy: but then we were looking at this and i go - it was stunning. and i go, "i also saw a 'vogue' arabia cover of kim. >> whew. >> kim: i haven't even seen that yet, in person. >> jimmy: look at this that's gorgeous. >> kim: thank you. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you're both on the cover of "vogue" arabia like - >> thank you >> jimmy: is that how you guys ended up working together? how did you end up collaborating? >> kim: no, i feel like we've seen each other a whi

lauren duke became widely known only a few years ago following a scorching op bedri written for teen vogue and titled donald trump is gaslighting america well the piece became a viral sensation and lauren was suddenly and in demand speaker and guest on t.v. and radio well she is back in the public eye with a new book and the assertion that donald trump 2016 when shook young people out of a coma and reminded that voting bloc that government by and for the people requires their input so will younger voters participate in the 2020 election process and who or what will motivate them to do so so let's talk about this with journalist and feminist advocate lauren duca who joins me right here from new york city she's the author of the newly released book how to start a revolution young people and the future of politics ron brownstein thanks for having me great so your book is about starting a revolution why do you think we need that right now. i think that for too long we've understood democracy as a thing that we have and not. thing that we do there is such extensive nation among young people aft

. ♪ vogue vogue vogue vogue ♪ in formation >> because you know what? why?ck one two three ♪ jump kick one two three >> thank you for joining us. heading into the weekend. >> we sure are. >> bracing for heat. >> going to be a hot one. >> okay. anything else? >> no -- i'm your hype man. >> you're not supposed to ad lib. >> i want to show you my -- bam! >> what? >> my autumn colors. >> oh. >> finally, in case you haven't checked your calendar, today is national scarf day! >> go gamecocks. i am obviously a big carolina -- i say carolina, north carolina, what are you going to do about it? >> are you going to feed me? >> i am going to feed you. ♪ when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie ♪ >> go for it. yeah, right. oh! oh you did it! >> here you go. >> makeup, makeup! makeup, makeup! be quiet! >> you won't shut me up ever again. i do want to take this time to say that i am such a lucky guy to be sitting next to this one. >> aww! >> she gets a little awkward, uncomfortable, when you say nice things about her, which is why i'm always being mean to her. i am

follows the rehearsals for us when garrick competition this subculture combines folklore and pop and vogue it's a scene that attracts that involves the l.g. b.t.i. community and young people from the outskirts of brazil's big cities. there are poor people from the favelas a socially speaking you have people who are very well less access to things up in. a wiser more privileged class colonial class of people in the northeast have access to so there's a feeling of. collectivity and they space where they get together they recognise each other they understand that they belong to a certain form of existence and and that is mainly for me a very very beautiful form of resistance despite the public power i mean the state of power. moreas fighting for self-assertion. there is no hierarchy regarding gender abuse models just an incredible amount of energy. plus. this has been out of deals with some pretty serious topics but also in a very left field and colorful way. shaggy and fairy this could be chewbacca seen from inside. and here she comes. out of nailed it also known as shoppy short for shoplift

is such extensive alya nation among young people after that article took off gaslighting for teen vogue there was a conversation about the trumpet ministrations desson formation but also young people do they care about politics do young women care about politics and i sort of started having a lot of conversations about that question which does not tell the full story about who we are often young people's apathy. it is stated as if it's a natural extension of low voter turnout statistics low voter turnout statistics are real and a problem but it's not that we don't care it's that we've been pushed out of the conversation and made to feel as if we're not qualified and don't have permission and i think what's shifting not only in reaction to trump but a number of major cultural shifting factors like black lives matter the me too movement the gun reform protest led by the parklane students all of these things are contributing overall to a shift in agency and self-determination in which young people are deciding that we're no longer willing to wait our turn until we're deemed qualified to ta

lauren duke became widely known only a few years ago following a scorching written for teen vogue and titled donald trump is gaslighting america well the piece became a viral sensation and lauren was suddenly and in demand speaker and guest on t.v. and radio well she's back in the public eye with a new book and the assertion that donald trump 2016 when shook young people out of a coma and reminded that voting block that government by and for the people requires their input so will younger voters participate in the 2020 election process and who or what will motivate them to do so so let's talk about this with journalist and feminist advocate lauren duca who joins me right here from new york city she's the author of the newly released book how to start a revolution young people and the future of politics well thanks for having me great so your book is about starting a revolution why do you think we need that right now. i think that for too long we've understood democracy as a thing that we have and not a thing that we do there is such extensive nation among young people after that artic

from the stadium and then you know continue with education and this is something we have not seen in vogue area there have been countless incidents at club level at national level we have you know we knew basically. this sports in the stadium where things were going to happen and those areas if they knew that and still they were in denial so the responsibility lies completely on the health well what about the political aspect of this the the head of bulgaria's football federation has resigned but we understand that that decision came only after pressure was applied on him to do so by bulgaria's prime minister if there had not been that pressure do you think he would have taken any action. i think there have being many signs that have been calling for for him to resign after what happens. i mean if you write letters to the england there's a saying there is no racism in bulgaria and you know will guarantee he was offended for even raising the issue of racism and then your fans racially use england players than any decent person would resign and. what do you think needs to be done now because

bulgarian fans who targeted england players with racist chants and monkey shells today the head of vogue areas football federation resigned under pressure from bulgaria as prime minister soccer's global governing body things though says it is looking at how europe deals with the bulgarian team and could make part of its anti-racism policy europe's policy for all soccer clubs all around the world. prior to the match bulgaria had already been ordered to keep 5000 seats of the wasilewski stadium empty as punishment for previous racist behavior in the home matches against kosovo and czech republic bulgaria fans once again the track did negative attention with nazi salutes and monkey chants. directed at england players like rom sterling marcus rash food and tyron mings in accordance with you a for protocol the referee stopped play twice but the visitors decided not to walk off the pitch despite hinting they may do so in the build up. we had a conversation. they did want to play and if you want to. stop the medical decision to continue the game we thought it was important. we'd heard it was a

sold by vogue area didn't really impact them at all because the stadium was half empty and this is quite systematic with this is quite common for us as punishment to be in my opinion very very weak and not strong enough and as you said the prime minister boyko boras of aust the foot will association president bill gary had to resign he initially declined and now says he will resign on friday when the f.a.'s executive committee meets in bulgaria and antidiscrimination organizations across the board asking for tougher punishments for instance like these and we can hear from the english phase chairman greg clarke. what a disappointing night i mean it's probably one of the most appalling notes i've seen in football game is fairly decent people and decent football fans and a few people have embarrassed the country and i would not try to take the moral high ground because we're still fighting racism in our country but i do think you a for have to take time to collect all the facts and then decide how to act appropriately. so that's why i was in the match called off well it could have been very

s executive committee meets and vogue area and anti discrimination organizations across the board asking for tougher punishments for instance like these and we can hear from the english a phase chairman greg clarke. what a disappointing no i mean it's probably one of the most appalling not so absurd in football game is full of decent people and decent football fans and a few people have embarrassed the country and i would not try to take the moral high ground because we're still fighting racism in our country but i do think you a for have to take time to collect all the facts and then decide how to act appropriately. so that's why i was in the match called off well it could have been very nearly was all gary obviously have previous when it comes to this sort of thing and the head of the match england had said they would walk off in the case of rice's behavior so you wait for introduced a 3 point protocol saying after 3 stoppages the match is cancelled and there was a 1st stoppage only in the 1st half a number of england players approached the referee after they heard chance and then the

extensive nation among young people after that article took off gaslighting for teen vogue there was a conversation about the trumpet ministrations dissin from a nation but also young people do they care about politics do young women care about politics and i sort of started having a lot of conversations about that question which does not tell the full story about who we are often young people's apathy is stated as if it's a natural extension of low voter turnout statistics low voter turnout statistics are real and a problem but it's not that we don't care it's that we've been pushed out of the conversation and made to feel as if we're not qualified and don't have permission and i think what's shifting not only in reaction to trump but a number of major cultural shifting factors like black lives matter the me too movement the gun reform protest led by the parklane students all of these things are contributing overall to a shift in agency and self-determination in which young people are deciding that we're no longer willing to wait our turn until we're deemed qualified to take part in

the age of tablet screens and hyper digitalisation libraries are having to up their game to stay in vogue which is why many of them are extrapolating from their original reason for being i.e. the books and offering education entertainment and a living room atmosphere for public exchange. this vast locomotive maintenance haul from the 1930 s. has been converted into a library the lock is located in tears bog in the netherlands about 100 kilometers south of amsterdam here industrial charm meets urban flair and a lively environment you won't find any dusty bookshelves is this a successful concept for the future visitors to love cars seem to think so. such a great atmosphere and so much more than. learning books it's an it's a meeting place it's a place where you can go for work bringing your laptop and. almost any place you want i like to hide it's everybody who can come together and there and you see everybody around it's a nice place to be a kind of a garden of the city. to look was the brainchild of architect. one of her chief aims is to promote communication between visitors. also has to

, british vogue, which she guest—edited. hoax. yeah, it was ridiculous. i did not pick up my phone to the first time. and then you have gone on from that because you have described the sussexes as very kind, smart, funny people. and of course, there has been some criticism in the press about meghan duchess of sussex. you said this if her in a tweet, in august, "dear england and english press, just say you hate her because she is black and the duke for marrying a black woman and be done with it." what evidence do you have that racism is informing the criticisms of the duchess? it is so insidious in england that you can't categorically prove it all of the time, as someone who grew up in insidiously racist england. you're not always lucky enough for someone just to call you a paki to yourface. it comes in discrimination and the fact that you can hold up identical things that white members of the royal family do — meghan markle, she does the exact same thing as one of them — they get hailed for it and she gets torn apart for it

latest fashion specifically what's fashionable heading into this winter here in europe leather is all vogue again and color wise it's 50 shades of beijing i would say so we've got a kind of fashion of the parish for you including some hollywood stars looking for the latest trends. rock n roll anchorman 2 says that in one hour actress jennifer lawrence likes to this autumn and winter a mix of masculine and feminine elements or trendy such as delicate really dresses with chunky boots says fashion journalist 6 asked. if the mixture of between a rock n roll girl which is usually a black and quite strong but it can also be that sort of both. print kind of fabric busy a larger maybe rock falls and you can mix the 2 together wherever you look like they're not just in black but also red. and leach. jackets trousers dresses and even jumpsuits as worn by influence or a livia palermo. and her recent designer cecile cortex is going to cuba and i love to feel what color the smell of it so sensual it's not really in this season leather is a really big if you don't have something a lever you don't have an

the age of tablet screens and hyper digitalisation libraries are having to up their game to stay in vogue which is why many of them are extrapolating from their original reason for being i.e. the books and offering education entertainment and a living room atmosphere for public exchange. this vast locomotive maintenance haul from the 1930 s. has been converted into a library the lock is located in tears bog in the netherlands about 100 kilometers south of amsterdam here industrial charm meets urban flair in a lively environment you won't find any dusty bookshelves is this a successful concept for the future visitors to la cause seem to think so. such a great atmosphere and so much more. yeah lending books it's him it's a meeting place it's a place where you can go for work bringing your laptop a little juice almost any place you want i like the heights it's everybody who can come together and there and you see everybody around it's a nice place to be a kind of a garden of the city it. was the brainchild of architect. one of her chief aims is to promote community. between visitors. also ha

vogue magazine celebrates 40 years of its german ex edition with an exhibition in delhi and the accent on fashion as both an artistic and a political force. and we need to libya a german comic artist whose hero's battle with zombies which has led to some of her undead coming to life on the big screen. well he is one of the few artists we're just looking at his brush strokes will tell you this is a work by vincent fund the dutch painter is considered one of the most influential figures in the history of modern art and his rise to prominence sadly after his death in $890.00 had largely to do with the enthusiastic reception of his work here in germany well now a new exhibition at the stedding museum in frankfurt sheds light on that relationship. the eyes of a man who changed painting forever. the brushstrokes that sculpt this style can be done. here you really have the feeling he was in the middle of painting just left the paint.

vogue magazine celebrates 40 years of its german edition with an exhibition in and the accent on fashion as both an artistic and a political force. and we need to libya a german comic artist whose hero's battle with zombies which has led to some of her undead coming to life on the big screen. well he is one of the few artists we're just looking at his brush strokes will tell you this is a work by vincent fun the dutch painter is considered one of the most influential figures in the history of modern art and his rise to prominence sadly after his death in $890.00 had largely to do with the enthusiastic reception of his work here in germany well now a new exhibition at the stedding museum in frankfurt sheds light on that relationship. is of a man who changed painting forever. brushstrokes that sculpt this style can be done. here you really have the feeling he was in the middle of painting just left the paint.

vogue magazine celebrates 40 years of its german ex edition with an exhibition in no way and the accent on fashion as both an artistic and a political force. and we need to libya a german comic artist whose hero's battle with zombies which has led to some of her undead coming to life on the big screen. well he is one of the few artists we're just looking at his brushstrokes will tell you this is a work by vincent fun the dutch painter is considered one of the most influential figures in the history of modern art and his rise to prominence sadly after his death in $890.00 had largely to do with the enthusiastic reception of his work here in germany well now a new exhibition at the stedding museum in frankfurt sheds light on that relationship. is of a man who changed painting forever. as the brushstrokes that's.

this is developing news live from vogue and president trump scrambles to holds turkey's offensive in northern syria as troops on all sides move to scenes strategic positions in the region trump calls for turkey to halt its advance threatening his nato ally with sanctions also coming out with just weeks to go before break says the queen sets out prime minister boris johnson's agenda he's under huge pressure to secure a deal or be forced to ask for another extension. and angry protests doc just banging supreme court finds the politicians who pushed for independence guilty of sedition and disobedience one is jailed for 13 years it's. a great thanks for joining me u.s. president donald trump is backtracking on his policy in northern syria following widespread criticism just a week after deciding to pull out u.s. troops there clearing the way for turkey to attack could use forces trump is now cold on turkey to halt its offensive he's called it dangerous and threaten sanctions against to. the planned withdrawal of u.s. troops has led could ease fighters to ally themselves with syria's gove

police have so far identified 15 supporters thought to have been involved incident caused the head of vogue areas football association to resign european football's governing body you a fan has yet to issue a punishment as anti discrimination organizations called for bug area to be kicked out of the competition. you're watching news from berlin coming up next a deadly business followed by conflict zones as they train for that if you if you can and remember you can always follow the news on our website that's t w dot com thanks for watching. those sitting in rooms are a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population. with lawyers fighters occupied the city center in 2017 president to church's response was told. by the future is really no game book or game of. the ring.

court of appeals have attempted to stop hiscnn's aryan de vogue. >> there were big losses for the trumpriday. the first, a powerful appeals court in d.c. ruled that president trump's accounting firm had to turn over eight years of financial records to a house committee. that's a big defeat for the president who's been fighting on several fronts to keep his financial records out of the public eye. now the ball's in the court of the president. he can appeal that decision to a larger panel of judges on the appeals court or go directly to the supreme court. and on issues related to immigration, three horses blocked the trump administration's so-called charge rule. it was set to go into effect next week. immigrants who might rely on public assistance like food stamps would have a harder time establishing circumstances like a green card, blocking the rule across the country. finally on another immigration-related subject, a different judge held that the national emergency declaration that the president issued to build the border wall was unlawful. the ruling will block funding for now, but it

ariane de vogue, cnn, washington. >>> and we can't ignore this as well.trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani is now under federal investigation. prosecutors are looking into whether he violated any federal lobbying laws with his dealings in ukraine. the probe is linked to a case against two of his associates that were arrested this week on campaign violation offenses. so good to have you with us here. let's talk about the immigration first, what happened in texas, the judges in new york, texas, washington, california siding against these white house initiatives. what's your reaction to that swath of rejections essentially. >> sure. these are -- you know, these are different types of cases, so one pertains to lawful immigration. one for due process. one pertains to the border wall. the border wall case is a really interesting example because this is where the president really was trying to go against congress's authorization to go against things, provide funds. it goes to a fundamental issue whether or not he can bypass the way congress has distributed fun

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. >> riri finally confirmed to "vogue" she and hassan jameel have been an item for quite sometime.he without a doubt wants kids and has a chill life with him in london. >> i like to take walks. i like to cook. those are my favorite things to do here. very, very basic. >> her playful side definitely came out talking to anna wintour aftching her met ball this year and another big event. >> is the super bowl halftime show something you would be willing to entertain? >> actually this is my first time hearing about the super bowl since last super bowl. >> while confirming she refused this year, because of the nfl controversy, riri also seemingly shades headlines maroon five saying, quote, i just couldn't be a sell out. i couldn't be an enabler. >>> next, gwen speaks out after news broke she's leaving "the voice." >> i have a strong opinion about things that i like and i don't like. ♪ get me outta this joint >> the 50-year-old was rehearsing for her vegas residency yesterday with blake when we learned her sin city gig is why she's leaving the nbc hit where they met. gwen tells "shape" sh

follows the rehearsals for us when garrick competition this subculture combines folklore of pop and vogue it's a scene that attracts that involves the l.g. b.t.i. community and young people from the outskirts of brazil's big cities. there are poor people from the favelas a socially speaking people who have very well less access to things of. a white or more privileged class colonial class of people in the north east have access to so there's a feeling of. collectivity and they space where they get together they recognise each other they understand that they belong to a certain form of x. this is and and that is mainly for me a very very beautiful form of resistance despite the public power i mean the estates of power. moreas fighting for self-assertion. there is no hierarchy regarding gender abuse the models just an incredible amount of energy. was good. this has been a knowledge eels with some pretty serious topics but also in a very left field and colorful way. shoghi and fairy and this could be chewbacca seen from inside. and here she comes. the put out and held it also known as choppy