A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FASHION INFLUENCER

 The pleasantest things in the world are pleasant thoughts, and the great art of life is to have as many of them as possible.

— Michel de Montaigne, born in 1533

Parul Sehgal read 125 years of writing in The New York Times Book Review. She found mostly a dearth of style and a failure of criticism -  Seghal 

How much is the Tuskegee history still a factor?

Biggest archaeological findings of 2020? (an impressive list, recommended)

 Should your company’s name or streaming service have a “+” on the end? (NYT)

Seven-volume book series of the complete works of Hilma af Klint.

Bloomberg profile of Janelle Jones, chief economist at the Department of Labor.

How Scott Ross recorded all of the 555 Scarlatti sonatas for harpsichord (NYT)

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FASHION INFLUENCER FROM NOBILITY IN THE MIDDLE AGES TO TODAY'S EXPLORE PAGES, CR TRACES THE EVOLUTION OF THE FASHION INFLUENCER

French Court Allows Search Warrants for Social Media Influencer A French court ruled recently in SAS Paciello Creation et al. v. DNEF that searches of properties connected to a social media ... 

 

NOT THE BABYLON BEE: This woman was refused service at a grocery store for not wearing a mask so she did what any normal human being would do and took off her underwear to use as a mask.

The 21^st century is not turning out as I had hoped, to coin an Insta-phrase