When Black people got sick of using the word "cool," they started using the term "tight." We should go back to using "tight" as a synonym for cool. What the word "frontin'" is to older generations ...

The concept of “cool” has been a prevailing force in art and fashion since the 1950s. From its emergence in the African-American jazz scene to its influence on international fashion trends, ...

Credited with bringing the word into the modern American vernacular, “I’m cool” wasn’t Young’s ... PBS NewsHour's art hub.

Being cool is hard. Staying cool is harder. It’s an elusive quality, in part because it’s an elusive word with layers of nuanced meaning that peel off as we travel back through the centuries.

Or maybe you’re just a “wordie” (someone who likes to have fun with words, much as a “foodie” likes to eat). Either way, head to Wordle, a cool site that builds stylish, colorful “word ...

The term "cool" holds several different meanings. While some people use the word to describe things as laidback or chill, other people use it to reference things as calm or fashionable.

It's not such an odd juxtaposition. At least that's the thinking behind the latest public art project in Chicago called "Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet." Environmental activist and ...

For me, the word "cool" sits on that list ... "your new cow print shoes are so cool" or "that piece of art you've chosen is so cool". It's a compliment after all and I love paying compliments.

The word took on a new term when it became popular in the 1980s as slang for crazy, not good, not cool, or ignorant. A 1991 film, “Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey,” follows two friends who find ...