The meme was that of Nick Offerman's character Ron Swanson throwing away a gay pride flag Offerman clapped back, reminding viewers that his iconic character was the best man at a gay wedding Nick ...

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The star wore lace briefs that were stitched with a collage of women designed by artist Henry Taylor, including one that fans were convinced was activist Rosa Parks. Louis Vuitton told Page Six ...

Since the May 5 event, Met Gala onlookers have questioned whether or not Lisa, whose full name is Lalisa Manobal, wore an outfit incorporating Rosa Parks' face into the design. Henry Taylor ...

Social media exploded with claims that civil rights icon Rosa Parks’ likeness had been stitched onto Lisa’s panties—an allegation that quickly became the night’s biggest controversy.

As the Blackpink alum strutted the famed steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art May 5 for the first time ever, fans were shocked to see Rosa Parks’ face seemingly embroidered into the bottom of ...

None of the individuals depicted in any of the garments are Rosa Parks or other well-known figures from Black cultural history. They are all people from Henry’s own life.” In recent years ...

Online, viewers became convinced that the undergarments featured an image of civil rights activist Rosa Parks. However, a representative for the artist who made the look confirmed that viral claim ...

Lisa Manobal's Louis Vuitton number at the 2025 Met Gala did not feature Rosa Parks' likeness, according to the artist A rep for Henry Taylor told Vulture that instead, "The figure featured in ...

Lisa's Met Gala look received intense criticism on Monday, with critics accusing her of walking the red carpet in an embroidered bodysuit by Louis Vuitton that depicted Rosa Parks. But now a ...

A Montgomery (Alabama) Sheriff's Department booking photo of Rosa Parks taken Feb 22, 1956. (Montgomery County Sheriff's Office via AP) “Using Rosa Parks’ image in this manner appears to be a ...