Новости за 12.05.2020

It does seem perfectly aligned with our particular tenor of anxiety right now.

Al Capone’s great-niece Deirdre on the real-life mystery of the mobster’s missing fortune, which features in Josh Trank’s new film, Capone, starring Tom Hardy.

“Why aren’t federal agencies getting the same protections as White House employees?” asked a former diplomat.

He pledged his version of civil disobedience, and now Tesla is back to work.

Unhinged will open July 1 — if theaters are open at all.

Their staff is banding together to coordinate their activities, and this weekend it helped multiple generations of the family spread cheer for International Nurses Day.

In Tuesday’s Senate hearing, the infectious diseases expert undercut Trump’s claim that coronavirus will just “go away” without a vaccine and suggested schools may not be prepared to open in the fall.

“We have prevailed,” Trump declared Monday, even as the country remains in the throes of a pandemic.

Finally, Disney+ is helping you pretend like you caught the musical on Broadway.

Most summer concerts and festivals are postponed, which might have left a music-shaped hole in your heart. Thankfully, there is plenty of content available to stream to bring some live-music magic back into your life.

The coronavirus pandemic will make some public events impossible, but friends say Her Majesty has no plans to step back from public life.

The newsstand and egg cream shop that opened in the 1920s shuttered on Thursday.

“How do you make a pasta which you can hold in your hand?” Pattinson asked in a chaotic GQ cover story.

The Jimmy Kimmel Live host said he was on the receiving end of violent, hateful rhetoric from Trump supporters after playing a misleading clip of the VP.

The president “took his lack of balls and went home,” joked the Late Show host.

Thousands of former DOJ officials are blasting the department’s motion to drop charges against the former national security adviser. But Trumpworld is moving on and casting Obama as the criminal instead anyway—even if the president doesn’t seem to know why.

Brad Parscale (and his Ferrari) is in the hot seat. Kushner is pushing for Nick Ayers, and against a Corey Lewandowski return. But whose fault are the disastrous swing state numbers?

Matt Gaetz floated a conspiracy theory about a public health initiative on Fox News. The White House defunded it. Then, Trump lashed out at 60 Minutes for reporting the story.

During her televised address, the queen wore a pair of her favorite brooches—but the tragic story of their original owner hints at their deeper symbolic meaning.