In many ways, Melania Trump was a traditional first lady during her husband's first term as president. She wore a ball gown to the inauguration and donated it to the National Museum of American ...

After almost six hours of FireAid, Lady Gaga ended the historic Los Angeles event by debuting her new song “All I Need Is Time” co-written with her fiance Michael Polansky, an upbeat number ...

Lady Gaga has been hinting at new music for a while, posting photos of herself in the recording studio to Instagram in between filming her role as Harley Quinn in Joker: Folie à Deux. Much to the ...

Yet across social media, news networks, and even in my own kitchen, all eyes were on a wide brimmed navy blue hat ... fascination is nothing new. First Lady fashion choices have long been a ...

His will left everything in trust for his family after funeral and legal expenses, with the income going to his wife of 59 years Lady Mary Parkinson for her lifetime. It is believed that she also ...

sparking curiosity about her Hindu roots and historic role as the first Hindu Second Lady of the United States.

The First Lady's hat was made with love.” Jill Biden’s 2021 outfit which is now a part of the first ladies exhibition at the museum was designed by Alexandra O’Neill. Jill on the swearing-in ceremony ...

As US Second Lady, Usha Vance fills a position that is traditionally relegated to the sidelines of White House life, which may well suit a political spouse who has never sought out the limelight.

The Indian-American Second Lady Usha Vance beamed with pride as Vance repeated the oath after Justice Kavanaugh, never taking her eyes off him. Her proud expression made a lasting impression on ...

First Lady Melania Trump — who has always made headlines with her ... Melania completed her look with black leather gloves and dark blue suede Manolo Blahnik pumps, which perfectly matched her husband ...

Grace Coolidge was an immensely popular first lady whose friendliness balanced Calvin ... Roosevelt's inaugural gown became known as "Eleanor Blue" at President Franklin D. Roosevelt's first ...

We’re open.” She declined from the beginning to name any causes she’d support as Second Lady (“I think we might be getting a little ahead of ourselves there”) and mentioned zero personal ...