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Street photographer Bill Cunningham's archive finds a permanent home at New York Historical

It's one of the most comprehensive records of street photography ever assembled.

Digital Camera World

True blue: why the chore jacket just won’t quit

It has clad everyone from French mechanics to Harry Styles. What is it about the chore jacket that makes it so enduring – and can a modern version ever be truly authentic?

The Guardian - UK

These enlightening fashion documentaries will give you a style education

Selected by the Wallpaper* style team, the fashion documentaries to add to your watch list as you settle for quiet winter days at home – from a glimpse behind the curtain at fashion’s best-known houses to a trip back to the hedonism of the 1990s, and a rare Wim Wenders…

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My strange year tracking JD Vance

What spending countless hours with the candidate poised to take over the MAGA empire taught me

Salon

Five of the best fashion memoirs

From sizzling muckraking and celebrity gossip to why asparagus should be sexy – these books sneak a peak behind the glitz and glamour of the rag trade

The Guardian - UK

The 33 Best Fashion Documentaries Available to Stream

From inspiring designer profiles to shocking exposés about industry scandals.

Marie Claire

‘We all get dressed for Bill’: the street photographer who captured New York’s sartorial spirit

Bill Cunningham New York is a joyous documentary that explores the life of the late chronicler of clothes, who shot fashion’s biggest names and well-dressed nobodies

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Senate Democrats, business groups at odds over biometric privacy law

The Illinois Supreme Court all but begged the General Assembly to take another look at the Biometric Information Privacy Act in a ruling that could ultimately cost the White Castle burger chain billions for collecting employee fingerprint scans.

Chicago Sun-Times

What are sweepstakes machines? The gambling devices at the center of the latest public corruption trial

They look like slot machines, but they’re unregulated and untaxed thanks to loopholes in Illinois’ gaming laws.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bob Huggins should have been fired, but West Virginia chose cowardice instead

The issue with Bob Huggins is just as much about what he said as *how* he said it.

USA Today Sports Media Group

It’s Hard to See How Bob Huggins Should Keep His Job at West Virginia

Kowtowing to the basketball coach would send a signal that West Virginia cares more about him than those he marginalized by speaking his unconscionable comments.

Sports Illustrated

West Virginia coach Bob Huggins repeatedly used a homophobic slur during radio appearance

Huggins used the slur twice on air.

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Culture war’ legislation leads to anger, foolishness in Springfield

Perhaps the least controversial was House Bill 1591, which deletes some anti-miscegenation laws still on the books since 1915. Even so, nine Republicans voted against the bill.

Chicago Sun-Times

Illinois poised to lift restrictions on felons who want to legally change their names

CHICAGO — Reyna Ortiz hopes that one day soon she will be able to show her ID when required without creating confusion because the card has a man’s name on it.

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Spennymoor man, 75, airlifted to hospital after suffering cardiac arrest playing football

Bill Cunningham, a retired policeman, was in goal during a game at Spennymoor Leisure Centre when he suffered a cardiac arrest

Chicago Sun-Times

Two Pritzker appointees to Illinois Prisoner Review Board out — amid criticism over votes to parole killers of police officers

Both Eleanor Wilson, whose appointment was voted down by the state Senate, and Oreal James, who resigned, drew sharp criticism for their votes last year to grant parole to Joseph Hurst and Johnny Veal, two men accused of killing police officers.

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