Новости за 02.03.2018

Both stars are favorites to win Oscars on Sunday, March 4.

Who wouldn’t!

The Hive’s crack team of reporters discuss this, and other urgent questions, on the latest episode of V.F. Hive on Cheddar.

Yes, President Trump, they exist—but as an M.P.A.A. historian explains, they’re just as frustratingly opaque as ever.

Eat our heart out.

And will the West Wing implode without her? Gabriel Sherman joins Inside the Hive to explain what the latest White House resignation means for Trump, Washington, and the world.

Mindy Kaling, Angela Bassett, Tarana Burke, and more were on hand to celebrate Oscar season with V.F. editor Radhika Jones.

The show is consciously celebrating women—but publicists are also wary about the scrutiny their white, male clients will get if they are Oscar presenters.

The photographer, whose exhibition “A Thousand Crossings” opens this month at the National Gallery of Art, on the love of her life, her identification with Sisyphus, and galloping across the country on horseback.

After false starts and much hand-wringing, the Weinstein Company will live on—after it changes its name.

Rebecca Keegan’s HWD Weekly newsletter.

The timing is certainly interesting!

A new lawsuit from a former YouTube recruiter alleges he was fired for resisting efforts to diversify Google’s workforce.

The First Daughter has her own set of problems.

The nascent organization stormed the Golden Globes with all-black dresses and activist dates—but on the eve of the Academy Awards, leaders like Shonda Rhimes and Laura Dern want everyone to know that the group has bigger things on its mind.

Somewhere, Keanu Reeves is smiling.

This is what it looks like when the West Wing loses control of Trump.

Fun!

Jennifer Lawrence deeply commits to a spy story that could have been more.

One screenplay category turns out to be more difficult than expected, and best picture remains way too close to call.

Over the years, I’ve seen many potential defendants decide to shut up and take the heat. There is a price to be paid, however, for refusing to entertain plea deals. And betting on a pardon is the legal equivalent of a poker player drawing to an inside straight.

But, to be clear, they are not actually dating.

The actor auditioned for the role of Shuri, but dropped out after realizing “there are spaces that I should not take up.”

The great abolitionist believed in the power of images. Here’s why that lesson still matters.

This joke is a bright example of what Atlanta does best: subvert reality and reshape it completely.