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It’s been a minute since Rihanna has been spotted out and about. While she’s been busy promoting her Savage x Fenty and Fenty Beauty lines—and also working on new music to come out in 2019—she’s been giving her usual dressed-to-the-nines outings a rest. Until today! The pop star was spotted stepping out in London, and while she kept her ensemble classic, she debuted a new take on an increasingly popular footwear style that felt entirely new.

Remember when The New York Times published more cover stories about Hillary Clinton’s emails than it did about all policy issues combined in the run-up to the 2016 election? (Whether the same hysteria will be applied to Ivanka Trump’s email remains to be seen.) Or, during the recent midterm elections, when many news organizations tweeted that “a woman” had flipped the much-talked-about congressional seat in Georgia’s Sixth District but failed to even mention that woman—Lucy McBath—by name?

Remember when The New York Times published more cover stories about Hillary Clinton’s emails than it did about all policy issues combined in the run-up to the 2016 election? (Whether the same hysteria will be applied to Ivanka Trump’s email remains to be seen.) Or, during the recent midterm elections, when many news organizations tweeted that “a woman” had flipped the much-talked-about congressional seat in Georgia’s Sixth District but failed to even mention that woman—Lucy McBath—by name?

Like the Freedom Tower did for New York City and the Oriental Pearl Tower did for Shanghai, a new building might soon change the London skyline forever.

British architectural firm Foster + Partners have submitted a plan for a 1,000 foot tall skyscraper with a 360-degree view of the city. Named “The Tulip” because of its floral structure, it would sit next to The Gherkin, also known as 30 St Mary Axe, another famous London structure by the same designers.