On Monday night, BET celebrated 25 years of the BET Awards, the network’s premier event honoring some of the best and ...

The History of the U.S. Backing White South Africans The recent welcoming of Afrikaner refugees can be understood as the latest chapter in a history of U.S. support for white South Africans. By ...

In its 135-year history, Lipton has had five other logos. Its original packaging included founder and Scottish tradesman Thomas J. Lipton until 1972, when it was simplified to a black and red logo.

Google’s new ‘G’ logo appeared on stage during the I/O 2025 keynote, and is now live in more apps and the web. The new logo made its debut with the Google app on Android and iOS last week.

Look at the logo history of Samsung or DuPont. The logo and strength of the brand help the companies bridge evolutions. To nurture and invest in a logo successfully, we must ask what role we want ...

With the recent announcement of an upcoming Xbox handheld, now is a perfect time to dive into the storied history of Xbox consoles. In total, there have been nine total Xbox consoles across four ...

The Cannes Film Festival competition this evening tuned into The History of Sound, director Oliver Hermanus’ first time in the main theater. It was met with a nine-minute ovation that only ...

WHILE DRIVING TO THE TERMINAL, THE AIRPORT IS UNVEILING THIS NEW LOGO, WHICH WILL BE SHOWN ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ITS BRAND NEW PARKING GARAGE. THE GARAGE WILL ADD 1100 NEW ON SITE PARKING SPACES.

At the heart of History of Sound is a wonderful gay romance between two men during the early 1900s. But don’t make any comparisons to Brokeback Mountain, please, per the movie’s star Paul ...

Cannes: Mescal and O'Connor go on the road as folk music collectors in a queer love story that isn't the movie you think it is.

Not only does breakdancing involve moves that are more complex and acrobatic than many other forms of dance, but it also has its own unique culture, lingo, and history. The top 16 b-boys & b-girls ...

You may have assumed the person who designed Pokemon's iconic blue and yellow logo was a Nintendo employee, working on the word for months, even years. But, it was actually an American artist ...