2021s

<!-- -->Cryptocurrency exchange Binance: 2022 volumes so far similar to 2021's $34 trillionAre we in a crypto death spiral? Not likely; recovery and volumes show otherwise.Bitcoin and Ether, the two bellwethers of the crypto market,…

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday lamented the flurry of companies that went public in 2021 through traditional IPOs and SPAC deals, suggesting that it's playing a role in Wall Street's weak start to the new year."These newly minted stocks and…

How to pick the best albums of 2021? It was a particularly fruitful year for music, so shortlisting the true standouts is tricky. Looking back, some albums British Vogue selected as the best of 2020 gained new leases of life this year, like…

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2021 — also known as the year of the brouhaha, when the advertising and marketing sector faced a fair share of storms. Industry vets tell ET what they learnt from some squalls. 1. Myntra's abrupt logo change ETtech The controversy: An…

Naomi Osaka is one of the brightest stars in tennis.Image: Getty ImagesBeing a minority is hard. Being a triple minority is even harder. So when you’re Black, Asian, and a woman that plays a sport that’s always been considered white —…

11. Ron DeSantisIllustration: Getty ImagesRon DeSantis is a turd. The foulest of turds. Ron DeSantis is the type of foul turd that a person with no appreciation for your hospitality would leave in your toilet, not flush, not spray, leave…

Written by Megan C. HillsAfter a year of awkwardly Zoomed-in awards show speeches and tie dye hoodies, it's been a relief to see stars returning to the red carpet. Glamour came back with a vengeance, filling our feeds with color, sparkle…

To mark the end of 2021, we saw it fit to sift through the Vogue Beauty Secrets videos that our favorite celebrities and influencers shared over the year. From Madison Beer's contour and blush tutorial to Nicola Peltz' guide to the perfect…

This year, tech CEOs drew inspiration from a 1990s sci-fi novel, Reddit investors' lexicon seeped into the mainstream as "diamond hands" and "apes" shook Wall Street, and something called a DAO tried to buy a rare copy of the US…