Golden Goose sneakers are peak “if you get it, you get it” fashion, and if you don’t, you really don’t (and you’re probably vocal about it). They’re deliberately distressed and come with the kinds of scuffs people usually try to remove from their shoes—not pay extra to have added. But that’s just Go
It’s a sentiment plenty of New Yorkers shared during Peak Pandemic times: “Should I head out West?” For many, the city felt like it was closing in, and the siren songs of blue skies, green pastures, and, most importantly, wide open spaces seemed louder and louder as the months went on. Even quintess
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Two days before Megan Thee Stallion strode down the main stage in a sheer, black, corseted cocktail number to begin her 90-minute sprint as Saturday Night Live’s host and musical guest, she sent out an apologetic tweet to her legion of fans. “Hotties, I’m really sorry but after SNL I really gotta ta
Yuriy Kerpatenko, a Ukrainian orchestra conductor, was shot and killed in his home by Russian soldiers, according to the Facebook account of Ukraine’s culture minister and as reported by The Guardian. It is believed that this was a retaliatory killing after Kerpatenko refused to take part in a conce
King Viserys (Paddy Considine) had to die so House of the Dragon could live, and a bunch of other people are going to have to die as well so House of the Dragon can live some more. At a certain point, maybe House of the Dragon shouldn’t be alive? And yet, just try looking away from it. Go on, try! W
The Game of Thrones franchise has a grand tradition of explosive penultimate episodes, and the first season of House of the Dragon is no different, even if it feels more like an inevitability than a hard left turn like the Red Wedding. What it lacks in a main character’s shocking beheading, “The Gre
“I live in constant fear,” Amy Chozick told me as she sat in my New York Times office. The rising-star reporter was worried about losing even a single Hillary Clinton scoop to another news organization. It was 2013, and Chozick had just been assigned to cover the Clintons, particularly Hillary Clint
In August 2021, after US forces had hastily departed Afghanistan, the leaders of the Taliban held their first press conference since completing the conquest of the country. For the first time in years, it seemed, the world’s attention was focused on the war-torn nation.
In a break with the past, th
New York-based designer Sandy Liang told Harper’s Bazaar that when she released her highly anticipated ballet flats back in September, she worried they wouldn’t sell.
As it turns out, her eponymous fashion brand had the opposite problem: The $495 ballet flats, which are modeled after pointe shoes,
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Taylor Swift’s Midnights is just around the corner, which means now is the perfect time to start emotionally preparing yourself for what’s sure to be another monumental release. Part of that might be revisiting the singer’s extensive back catalog, and the pop star just made this endeavor a little bi
Blink-182 is back in its original formation with the release of “Edging,” the band’s first new music in three years, and first in 10 years for Tom DeLonge.
The rollicking new song is classic Blink, all crashing guitar, Travis Barker’s energetic drums, and DeLonge and Mark Hoppus’ familiar vocal dyn
Creativity knows know bounds when it comes to horror films. The genre has some of the most loyal devotees across cinema, and who can blame them? Horror films can really do it all: induce heart-palpitating jump scares, poke fun at society’s ills, and create worlds so haunting that even grown adults a
Warning: Mild spoilers for Till below.
In September 1955, Jet Magazine ran a story entitled, “Will Mississippi ‘Whitewash’ The Emmett Till Slaying?” The spread included a grotesquely graphic photo of the battered, mutilated corpse of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old Black boy from Chicago who, during a s