Bob Dylan: Blowin’ in the Wind
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Bob Dylan: Blowin’ in the Wind
Harvey Milk: On the Stage of Change
With his love of theatrics and fierce philosophical views, Harvey Milk set the United States on the path to creating equality for the gay community.
Impressions: The First Monday in May
The First Monday in May is a spectacular, if not entirely fulfilling documentary that delves behind the scenes of the 2015 Met Gala.
Florence Nightingale: Ministering Angel
With a no-nonsense nature and guiding light, Florence Nightingale lead a mighty revolution that established the nursing profession as it is today.
Read Your Way Around the World
Take a look at this fantastic list of books chronicling life in 80 of the world’s most populated nations.
Audrey Hepburn: The Spirit of Audrey
She may be best remembered as an icon of film and fashion, but Audrey Hepburn’s achievements span far greater than the superficial.
Top Tips from Women in Communications
Eight exceptional women shared some inspiring words about what they feel matters most in the communications industry. Hear what they have to say.
How a woman with no experience in the craft became the greatest costume designer in Hollywood history.
How Louis Vuitton Celebrated its Monogram
For its 160th anniversary, Louis Vuitton invited six iconoclasts to participate in a celebration of their iconic monogram. The results were as incredible as you’d expect.
Heston Blumenthal: The Magician of Food
Heston Blumenthal perfectly combines art, science, and (of course), unique foods and flavours to create a magical dining experience.
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