The return of makeup artist Sandy Linter's debut beauty book, "Disco Beauty," for Vogue Beauty.

The Puppet Showplace Theater’s Creative Residency for Black Puppeteers will present original works by its sixth cohort at Boston University’s Joan & Edgar Booth Theatre this Saturday.

The creator behind @vintage_dusties has tracked down everything from an original Chanel Vamp bottle to Hallie’s blue polish in ‘The Parent Trap.’ Here, she shares her secrets with Allure.

Founders Lily and Hannah Barrett will bring their curated selection of books featuring underrepresented characters and love stories to three pop-up shops in the Boston area.

"The Briar & Rusty Show’s" Watertown party is leery of Santa, but features Sonny & Cher and sea monsters.

Michelle "Marley" Oblitey speaks with Allure about her popular YouTube channel, why she wants to make goth and alternative spaces more inclusive, and her beauty line, which was made with Black women in mind.

Naezrah Desir tells Teen Vogue about her journey as a makeup artist, her signature look, and going viral on TikTok.

Sisters Shaira and Mabel Frías didn't launch their makeup Luna Magic with the intention of being "an Afro-Latina brand" — but they quickly found the categorization was unavoidable. Here's how they learned to embrace it.

The history of Black women & fragrance is long, but there is a lack of representation both within and around the industry. Here's how that is starting to change.

Artist: Janet Loren Hill “Knowing Storage Space was going to happen and be presented in locations not designed for artwork display gives artists and communities our power back and a chance to do intriguing work.” When most of us think of the word

Saturday’s Black Calling music festival sent a message to Brookline: the revolution will be televised,...

There were still a few more hours to go until the May 31 Black Lives Matter march, but over in Brookline Village,...

Bailey Sarian's YouTube viewers love to see her go from no makeup to full glam in every episode of the Murder, Mystery, and Makeup. But what they're really tuning in for are the aberrant, heartbreaking, and morbid stories of true crime and urban

Jessica Pressler is an American journalist who currently works as a contributing editor at New York Magazine. Her article “The Hustlers at Scores”, originally published in 2015, is the source material for the

Want Brookline news delivered to your inbox? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter . The Museum of Fine Arts’ “ Gender Bending Fashion ,” a thrilling, thoughtful and timely exploration of non-bina…

The inspiration behind Julia Lattimer’s Allston Living Room Read is storied and personal. Storied, in that it joins the lineage of movements and organizations before it that were created to provide regeneration and a comforting space for

Brookline High School junior Richard Desir got up from his seat and steadily walked to the podium. His stunned reaction was overpowered by the cheerful applause from the audience. He expressed gratit…

Legendary Harvard Square comic book shop celebrates 45 years of independence The Million Year Picnic’s storefront is the blink, and you might miss it type. If not for the colorful spread of comics and graphic novels in the street-level,

Around this time last year, I wrote about how flea markets were the premier location of “Look at what I’ve found!” shopping moments. Lola’s Urban Vintage isn’t a flea market. But during its end-of-season sale on the Sunday after Black Friday, I was