Hello hello hi! This week on Straight to the Races, Jewel and Jeremy are turning up the heat with their boldest, spiciest, and most unfiltered Drag Race opinions. From finales to fashion, judging to talent shows, no topic is off-limits as we share the hot takes that might have you nodding in agreement—or clutching your pearls.We’ll also catch you up on the latest Drag News, with a bit more about the full rumored cast of All Stars 11. ✨ Tune in, laugh with us, and maybe get a little heated—because

On this week’s episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, co-host Lexy Lebsack interviews co-host Sara Spruch-Feiner about her recent reporting on the topic, diving into what’s fueling K-beauty’s renewed popularity, what trending ingredients are capturing attention and how affordability continues to play a key role in the category’s appeal.But first, Lebsack and co-host Emily Jensen discuss Martha Stewart’s incoming new beauty brand, Elm Biosciences, which was developed with past Glossy Beauty

Ugly shoes are winning right now and we dig into why that is. We look at how luxury is moving more towards lived in designs and why comfortable, practical footwear now signals power. We unpack the small splurge logic and the insider language that turns strange silhouettes into status codes.Tell me which category you are wearing and why it beats your sambas lol Like and subscribe for more luxury intelligence and design analysis.

In this episode ofSkin Anarchy, Dr. Ekta is joined by Ewelina Aiossa, founder of Topical Skin, to explore a new category she calls “clean dermaceuticals.” With over 15 years of experience at powerhouse brands like L'Oréal, SkinCeuticals, and Avene, Ewelina brings a unique blend of corporate expertise and indie innovation to her own line — one that’s redefining ingredient integrity and reshaping the future of skin health.Ewelina breaks down what makes “clean dermaceuticals” different, emphasizing

In this episode ofSkin Anarchy, host Dr. Ekta sits down with Sarah Chung Park—CEO of Landing International and the visionary behind K-Beauty World—for a behind-the-scenes look at how K-beauty is evolving from trend to global benchmark. What began as quirky packaging and novelty ingredients has matured into an innovation-driven category focused on real efficacy, formulation transparency, and cultural inclusivity. Sarah shares how she went from building a matchmaking platform for emerging beauty

In this episode, we kick things off with the latest drag news — from upcoming seasons to casting rumors. Then we dive into some of the most shocking moments in Drag Race herstory. From surprise eliminations to jaw-dropping twists, we’re revisiting the moments that left us gasping, gagging, or just straight-up confused. Buckle up — it’s a wild one! ✨ Straight to the Races ✨ We’re Jewel and Jeremy, two drag superfans diving deep into all things RuPaul’s Drag Race and beyond. From season recaps and

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This week on Art of the Brand, Camille and Phillip unpack why luxury brands like Louis Vuitton are chasing beauty counters, why Abercrombie’s NFL deal signals a comeback, and what most founders get wrong about storytelling. From $265 eyeshadow palettes to the fastest-growing category in men’s fashion, they break down the strategies driving today’s biggest brand moves—and what lessons entrepreneurs should (and shouldn’t) take from them. Expect strong opinions, contrarian takes, and practical insights

Golden Triangle Ventures Inc. (OTC: GTVH) acquires Go Fast Sports brand from Labor Smart, Inc. (OTC: LTNC) to enter the functional beverage market, marking their first major acquisition under new CEO Javier Leal. The move positions GTVH to capitalize on the growing energy and functional beverage category and aligns with their multi-industry growth plan.

Get ready to laugh, cringe, and disagree with us as we rank our Top 10 Snatch Game performances of all time — the queens who truly understood the assignment. But it’s not all love… we also break down the 5 worst Snatch Game episodes in Drag Race herstory. Which season flopped the hardest? Who made us laugh 'til we cried? And who made us cry for other reasons? Tune in and let the impersonations begin!

In this episode of the Skincarma Pod, Carmine discusses the five finalists for the most innovative moisturizer of the year in the 2025 BeautyMatter Awards. The awards honor the thinkers, makers, and doers in the beauty community and Carmine was honored to be a judge in the product innovation category for the third in a row. This year, he evaluated more than 200 products across multiple categories: treatments, moisturizers, scrubs, cleansers, acne care, men’s and sun care (his favorite!). Each

Why is this a Quick Commerce category and not e-commerce or offline-first?What’s the right to exist for a vertical player - why won’t horizontal platforms win here?Does this category demand a unique buying experience?And finally - how do the unit economics scale to a large outcome?In this episode of Interstellar, Rahul Chowdhri and Mayank Jain unpack India’s Vertical Quick Commerce opportunity, breaking it down across Fashion, Baby & Kids, and Beauty using this framework.Reach Mayank Jain:X:

This week, we’re stepping away from the main stage drama of the current season to share something a little more personal — how drag first twirled its way into our lives. Jewel and Jeremy are spilling the tea on their very first encounters with the world of drag, the queens and moments that left a lasting impression, and how RuPaul’s Drag Race became more than just a show — it became part of our story. From first lip-syncs and late-night binge sessions to the ways drag has inspired, challenged, and

As major luxury brands struggle to maintain momentum amid an industry-wide slowdown, one category is bucking the trend: jewellery. While demand for handbags and apparel softens, fine jewellery sales continue to rise, driven by consumer desire for lasting value, emotional resonance and self-expression.Simone Stern Carbone and Joan Kennedy join The Debrief to discuss how independent jewellers are thriving with creativity and personality, the rising popularity of novelty pieces, and why jewellery is

This episode we’re diving into the intersection of aging and technology. My guest is Brent Franson, the Founder and CEO of Death Clock (yes, that’s really what it’s called), the world’s most downloaded longevity app. It may sound scary but promise it isn't. It’s been named one of the "Techs That Will Change Your Life in 2025" by The Wall Street Journal, and has ranked in the top five of the U.S. App Store’s Health & Fitness category—so clearly, something’s working.We talk about how AI and tech are

Ulta Beauty enters the UK, Target goes big on back-to-school, AI hits a trust challenge, cannabis beverages gain ground, and Walmart eyes tween fashion. Alex Rezvan and Jill Dvorak (SVP of Content, NRF) decode five major trends reshaping retail in America:Ulta Beauty’s Global Move: Expanding internationally with 83 new stores in the UK.🔗 Ulta’s AnnouncementTarget’s Back-to-School Strategy: Huge discounts, cross-category deals, and personalized offerings.🔗 Target Press ReleaseRetail AI: Trust vs

Ulta Beauty enters the UK, Target goes big on back-to-school, AI hits a trust challenge, cannabis beverages gain ground, and Walmart eyes tween fashion. Alex Rezvan and Jill Dvorak (SVP of Content, NRF) decode five major trends reshaping retail in America:Ulta Beauty’s Global Move: Expanding internationally with 83 new stores in the UK. ⁠🔗 Ulta’s Announcement⁠ Target’s Back-to-School Strategy: Huge discounts, cross-category deals, and personalized offerings. ⁠🔗 Target Press Release⁠ Retail

As major luxury brands struggle to maintain momentum amid an industry-wide slowdown, one category is bucking the trend: jewellery. While demand for handbags and apparel softens, fine jewellery sales continue to rise, driven by consumer desire for lasting value, emotional resonance and self-expression.Simone Stern Carbone and Joan Kennedy join The Debrief to discuss how independent jewellers are thriving with creativity and personality, the rising popularity of novelty pieces, and why jewellery is

Physics and Higher Category Theory

In this first episode of the podcast series CIFF Media x Fashion Forum, we bring together three voices, each with their unique perspective on the industry: Sanne Sehested, Creative Director and founder of Gestuz; Jacob Tikjøb, Senior Category Manager for menswear and shoes at Salling; and CIFF's Director, Sofie Dolva. Together, they paint a current picture of an industry in motion – and share their insights on what it takes to move forward stronger.Host: Carla Christine Bruus Aagaard-Strube