GO AWAY, 2020
Many people hit a point in their lives when they realized this year was like nothing they could have expected.
Sarah Rogers is the Director of Photography at The Daily Beast as well as an accomplished photographer, videographer and educator. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, ABC News, MSN News, Orlando Sentinel, the Chicago Tribune and others.
LET’S NOT DO THIS AGAIN
From COVID-19 and civil-rights protests to the death of Kobe Bryant and a totally insane U.S. presidential election, 2020 was a year that shook the world to its core.
WARHOL'S FACTORY 2.0
In a hellish year dominated by a worldwide pandemic and an election circus, The Daily Beast art team spun flaming garbage into illustration gold.
FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA
When photographer Ian Brown started his American Dreams portrait project 12 years ago, he had no idea of the breadth of response he’d get from diverse voices across the country.
DON’T F*CK THIS UP
A procrastinator’s guide to the last possible minute you can register, request a ballot, and cast your vote in 2020.
HERO
From war hero to decades of service in the Senate, The Daily Beast looks back through the extraordinary life of John McCain III.
UNACCEPTABLE
Some of the most glaring disparities in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness in America are spelled out in detail the United States often seems unable to countenance.
SHOW STOPPERS
Janelle Monáe channeled Grace Jones, Natalie Portman wore a (literal) statement cape, and Sandra Oh was sumptuous.
ALL DRESSED UP
In the wake of Kobe Bryant’s death, the mood on the Grammys red carpet was somber. But still, Lizzo, Ariana Grande, Billy Porter, and Lil Nas X supplied sartorial pizzazz.
ALL BUSINESS
The Golden Globes red carpet felt very conservative—lots of black, muted colors, simple gowns and suits—which made the outfits of J.Lo, Gwyneth Paltrow, and a few others stand out.
