Новости за 15.04.2020

This chilly little VOD thriller from Ireland stars some fishermen and some parasites.

In 2008, Buffett calmed the markets and signaled it was safe to buy. Now, with the Oracle of Omaha silent, Bill Ackman is the most public of bulls. But maybe Buffett is quietly buying.

Writers and producers tell us how they’re planning to address the coronavirus pandemic—or not—once their programs finally go back into production.

“Keep in mind that they were following Rick Singer’s instructions, and he was having them do a lot of things that they didn’t understand.”

Based on his response to the Daily Mail when they reached out, probably not.

Elizabeth Warren gave Biden a hearty endorsement Wednesday, while Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reiterated that she would support the Democratic nominee no matter what.

With a crushing, tragic death toll, the Times is shifting resources to COVID-19 obituaries, reprising its storytelling role in the 2001 attacks.

The queen’s youngest son, Prince Edward, saw his biggest event canceled due to coronavirus, so he turned to social media to honor the winners of the Duke of Edinburgh awards.

He also wanted to sign them but was told the president isn’t allowed to do that.

The president opted not to compete with right-wing radio star, but still gets his on-air unhinged rants—to the frustration of many inside the TV networks.

In these troubling times, one absolute truth remains: Parasite rules.

The president is still gunning for a hard date to jumpstart the economy, even as U.S. testing capabilities decline and cases soar.

A new GQ cover story finds him building his empire across countries and areas of interest.

As the Surfbort frontwoman quarantines in Los Angeles, her high-octane makeup plays to the virtual masses.

The giant theater chain is struggling in the wake of the pandemic, but its parent company is brushing away concerns.

Costume designer Bina Daigeler on re-creating the fashion worn by women on either side of the Equal Rights Amendment movement.

Recommending books and getting personal on social media, the future king and queen consort are opening up while in quarantine.

“What the fuck?” asked the Late Show host on Tuesday night

Queen Elizabeth’s daughter, Princess Anne, speaks about her public and private life, and the differences between her generation and the younger royals.

An interview with the COVID-19 Czar about what our changed world should look like.

For months Bernie Sanders, with his devoted base and his colossal fundraising machine, seemed like the one to beat. But I watched up close as a hollowing out of the primary system—and an oddly Trump-like appeal—made Biden’s ascent inevitable.

The president attacked the WHO for its delayed response and unwillingness to confront China—without acknowledging that he’s guilty of the exact same things.

An explosive NPR report revealed Mike Bloomberg’s company used NDAs to silence a reporter—and attempted to pressure his spouse into an NDA—after spiking a 2013 corruption investigation. The fresh details come as the authoritarian nation kicks out American journalists from the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post.

According to Rep. Trey Hollingsworth, between dying of the coronavirus and a recession, dying “is the lesser of two evils.”

Sanders says not supporting Biden would be “irresponsible”—but the deep distrust of “the establishment wing” among his supporters is far from dissipating. Job one for Biden: “Engaging progressive, young Americans.”