TW: I think the preamble is fine. When I look at the Constitution, the legislative [part] is so long; the executive, it's kind of long; and you get to the [judicial] branch, and it's like one line. Have you seen that? I thought they ran out of ink. There needs to be more checks and balances within the whole government. First of all, we need to get rid of executive orders, because what's the point of having a Congress if the executive branch can override it? The Supreme Court has judicial review [editor’s note: the power to declare legislative and executive acts unconstitutional] because ofMarbury vs. Madison I mean, sometimes it can just be you smiling to somebody when you walk down the street, or in your school, or when you're driving past them in a car, that alone changes their energy and changes yours too.As told to Lauren RearickContentView Iframe URLQueer Eye Whether you knew Karl personally or admired his work from afar, it's clear his impact will be felt for generations to come. Models like Kaia Gerber, Veronica Webb, and Kimora Lee Simmons credit Karl for mentoring them and propelling their careers into the stratosphere. Veronica says Karl "helped to make [her] the toast of Paris runways," and Kimora shares "Karl made [her] a better model, designer, creative director, and mother, and [she is] forever indebted to him, like so many." We reached out to 12 fashion people — including designers, journalists, stylists and models — to share what Karl Lagerfeld meant to them.Prabal Gurung, Designer“It was the 2010 CFDA/Vogue Anyone who declares the rom-com dead clearly isn't watching any Korean dramas. (It's a shame, too, because there are so many noteworthy titles currently available to stream on Netflix.) In the colorful world of K-dramas, everything is heightened — emotions are more intense, actions are way over-the-top, and the romance burns slow and sweet.Record of Youth