Новости за 26.04.2018

“I have edited myself for nine years and I woke up this morning and was like, ‘Not today.’”

The 2018 Emmys will be the fourth major awards show helmed by male hosts since #MeToo changed Hollywood.

As we approach their forthcoming wedding, let’s take a look at some of the couple’s most memorable moments.

Three days of touchy-feely diplomacy ends in frustration for France’s ambitious young president.

Three days of touchy-feely diplomacy ends in frustration for France’s ambitious young president.

A look at the names likely to be read out when the Tony nominations are announced May 1.

A lookat the names likely to be read out when the Tony nominations are announced May 1.

The former Fox News anchor’s salary reportedly costs NBC two times more than Tamron Hall and Al Roker’s old paychecks combined—and her Today hour remains a ratings dud.

In his defense, what do you get a woman who has everything?

Plan B and Annapurna Pictures are making a film about the New York Times reporters who brought down the disgraced mogul.

Anchors grew visibly uncomfortable as they listened to the president undermine his own legal defense.

"Erika Henningsen and Kyle Selig share their thoughts on playing Cady Heron and Aaron Samuels and Tina Fey’s beloved creation, now onstage.

Crime writer McNamara worked for years to find the elusive murderer: “This thing that she wanted so badly is now done.”

The president’s allies are resorting to crowdfunding campaigns to scrounge up cash.

Evan Spiegel is struggling to keep investors, celebrities, and loyal Snapchat users happy—all at the same time.

The singer told Rolling Stone that Dirty Computer, her latest album, is for anyone struggling with their sexuality.

The veteran royal has offered fashion advice for her soon-to-be sister-in-law.

Surely the Trump family is thrilled.

“When George Bush sees this on Twitter, he’s gonna be like, ‘What the fuck?!’”

The horror hit, directed by John Krasinski, is coming back for round two.

Is there any universe in which we need a #MeToo show hosted by the disgraced former CBS anchor?

You may have a good guess who it is.

That’s what diplomacy is all about.

A decade ago, the author’s own royal romance made him aware of the challenges facing people of color in the royal orbit. In the age of Brexit, he considers what a changing monarchy means to the British people.

All the ways the actress-turned-philanthropist’s fictional nuptials differed from her upcoming wedding to Prince Harry. (For one thing: there were more suits.)