We think the name is adorable, but everyone in the fashion world knows that Beyonce is giving her daughter so much more than a name -- she's also passing down a serious style legacy.
America's history with slavery is far too serious, its legacies too deep, to denigrate it as both a word and an experience, as Justice Brown has, in the service of the principles of individualism and private property.
The finding raises serious questions about the legacy of more than 10 years of western involvement in Afghanistan.
The people of Syria want their country back, and it is up to Assad, if he is serious about his future legacy and about reform, to give it to them.
The shadow justice secretary, Lord Falconer, said: "If the prime minister was serious about safeguarding the legacy of Magna Carta, he wouldn't be using its anniversary to attack fundamental rights.
Chase is also quite serious about leaving a legacy: she is now into year three of "Density 2036," a twenty-two-year project to commission new works to mark the centenary of Edgard Varèse's 1936 piece, "Density 21.5," a bulwark of the solo-flute repertory.
Coming just a few days after Miller criticised the fact that the Open golf championship, which starts on Thursday, is held at a club that refuses to allow women to become members, Muirfield in Scotland, her letter suggests that she may be getting serious about the Olympic legacy that was supposed to increase participation in sport.
Even as GQ postures for a younger audience, the magazine's legacy of serious, narrative journalism is still evident, including a look at George W. Bush's relationship with religion and an article about a man who has camped out at Charles de Gaulle Airport for 15 years.
Microsoft is also vilified as engaging in "inappropriate and illegal influence" and having "legacy of serious legal and regulatory offenses".
Could the acquisition of Yahoo! allow Microsoft — despite its legacy of serious legal and regulatory offenses — to extend unfair practices from browsers and operating systems to the Internet?
