TUSIMAME Song Says 'Stand Up' For African Elephants As New York Crushes A Ton of Ivory

TUSIMAME Song Says ‘Stand Up’ For African Elephants As New York Crushes A Ton of Ivory

TUSIMAME’ ‘is a powerhouse song about saving Africa’s elephants. It brings together talented artists including South Sudan’s Emmanuel Jal, Tanzania’sVanessa Mdee, Congo’s Syssi Managa and Juliani Kenya. 

RedTracker Women's News | Republicans & Women | Women Leadership Surveys | Birth Rate Reversal

RedTracker Women’s News | Republicans & Women | Women Leadership Surveys | Birth Rate Reversal

Anne is reading …

1. Who knew that Republicans are losing ground with working mothers?

2. Women who are delaying pregnancy should freeze their eggs by age 35.

3. The share of US births to unmarried mothers dropped in 2014 for the first time in nearly two decades.

4. Two new studies explore the challenges around cultivating more women leaders.

5. Arianna Huffington has signed a new contract.

Read on: RedTracker Women’s News | Republicans & Women | Women Leadership Surveys | Birth Rate Reversal

Terry Richardson Embraces Pussy Riot As Many Supporters Of Feminism Vomit

Terry Richardson Embraces Pussy Riot As Many Supporters Of Feminism Vomit

Lady Gaga remains Richardson’s buddy and Pharrell Williams complimented Richardson at the recent CFDAs. That’s their right, but it doesn’t change the opinions of large numbers of fashion followers and insiders who find it particularly agregious that Terry Richardson would photograph such principled actors in the human rights drama as members of Pussy Riot and think he would get a pass. Not that he cares. Terry gets some free publicity and that’s all that matters. ~ Anne

Julia Cumming's Bucolic Lunch By Brianna Capozzi To Dazed Summer 2015

Julia Cumming’s Bucolic Lunch By Brianna Capozzi To Dazed Summer 2015

For more info on Julia, check out Vogue’s Model and Rock Star Julia Cumming Is a Living, Breathing Ad for Saint Laurent

Though it would be easy to mistake the soft-spoken Cumming as an out-of-town NYU-er, she’s not a transplant—the nineteen-year-old grew up down the street, at the point where the East Village becomes Alphabet City, attending a performing arts school where she studied classical music. “I skipped my own high school graduation because I was out of town playing a show. I still don’t have my diploma,” says Cumming. “I have to email them—but what if they threw it away? What if I need proof? What am I going to do?” Somehow we think she’ll be just fine: Beyond her burgeoning career as a model, Sunflower Bean has already amassed a healthy following and a busy tour schedule. In 2014 alone, “[We played] 55 shows in the city, we played like ten shows in Los Angeles, and then we played some regional college shows,” says Cumming. “We probably played 80 shows in 2014.”