From the Black Lives Matter movement and climate change to more lighthearted news of celebrity gossip, social media kept us more connected and informed than ever this year amidst a changing pop culture landscape.

Starting today, Grateful Tuesday raises funds to benefit teachers, principals, and others working for fair and equitable education.

On her birthday, L'OFFICIEL celebrates political pioneer Shirley Chisholm and her feminist legacy that paved the way for the first female U.S. Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.

During the 2020 U.S. presidential election season, the families of a number of politicians were thrust into the spotlight, including young relatives who took to social media to share their own views.

The next First Lady of the United States already has a defined sense of style.

Making history as not only the first woman but also the first black Vice President of the United States of America, Kamala Harris made a statement with her outfit for her victory speech. And for good reason—the ensemble was full of political symbolism. 

Outfitted in Balmain, Beyoncé told fans from her native Texas—and all around the country—to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election.

Leading up to the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election, celebrities are posting ballot selfies to encourage others to vote.

Ahead of U.S. Election Day 2020, Jenny Holzer, Nan Goldin, and other American artists nationwide use their work and platforms to remind people to vote.

We’ve shouted the slogans, posted the thought-provoking quotes, and made donations, but now is when the real work begins.

Meet the creatives who are using their talent to champion change and record history.

Tilley talks to L’Officiel USA about writing the book, how queer culture and cannabis are linked, and the future of the industry.

Some of the biggest brands in fashion and beauty are giving back during our current public health crisis.

The four-time gold medalist cleanly landed a never-before-seen triple-double.