Новости за 21.02.2018

Scissor Sisters were a defining band not just of the indie-rock era, but of queer art in the early ‘00s. So when the band is on a break, what do you do? If you’re Jake Shears, you write a touching memoir, record an ambitious solo album, star in 'Kinky Boots,' and discover that you have even more to give.

Drew Magary on the New York Times op-ed section and the limits of being polite.

Don't get us wrong, a navy suit belongs in your wardrobe, but when the staple feels a little too business, not enough pleasure a bolder, bluer suit is in order.

The Nike Flyknit Trainer from 2012 is returning to shelves in its original black and white colorway, and fans are excited.

The Air Jordan 1 "Bred Toe" is a mash-up of two classic AJ1s, and it drops this weekend on the Nike SNKRS app.

The kids are the future.

Gucci's models carried replicas of their own heads down the runway—and you can get something similar for only $115.

Brighten up.

It’s been more than 15 years since the release of the movie that blew your mind when you were a teen. So... how is it when you’re an adult?

Jimmy Kimmel tries to get clues about the final season of Game of Thrones out of Maisie Williams and does a good job.

Tiffany Haddish, of course.

Mordechai Rubinstein—a.k.a. Mister Mort—hit the beach in Mexico’s Riviera Maya to find the most legendary Grateful Dead gear in the world.

She may have closed down her fine jewelry line, but Ivanka's partners have kept the old company at the center of an ever-deepening mystery.

It's a new kind of fan art, if you think about it.

Florida's legislature is officially more worried about pornography than about preventing a repeat of the Parkland school shooting.

Duncan Jones's 'Moon' holds up in every way except one.

Klay Thompson posed for his All-Star weekend portrait alongside his fellow Warriors looking like a man in a growth chart.

The mass retailer announced a partnership with Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier, who shares the brand’s enthusiasm for perfect basics.

A Moscow bank keeps popping up in the Trump-Russia affair.