Новости за 21.05.2020

Hosted and produced by the Sex and the City star, Labor of Love is a “modern-day mating story.”

It’s been months since the outspoken filmmaker left his building, but he’s kept busy podcasting, writing, producing—and rankling fellow lefties. Looking to November, Moore questions if Biden will still be running and worries Trump will throw a wrench in the works.

Amid shortages of PPE to fight coronavirus, some hospitals aren’t taking donations because they’re contractually obligated to exclusive suppliers. “[We’re] like fucking sitting ducks,” said one doctor. “Everything in health care is meant to benefit those who control the system.”

The stranger-than-fiction friendship is the subject of The Painter and the Thief, a documentary available on Hulu Friday.

The president has blamed the intelligence community for failing to alert him to the coronavirus threat, but officials say he rarely reads briefings and can't pay attention.

Yes, the legal fallout from the disaster of a festival is still happening.

Though the British royal family is still working from home, their counterparts across the continent are leaving their homes—with a few precautions.

Thursday night’s production of Love Letters, a benefit for the Actors Fund, is probably the closest anyone will get to live theater for a long, long time.

Luxurious options to elevate your homebound wardrobe and transport you to 17th-century Russia.

Will Forte, Kristen Wiig, Seth Meyers, Lorne Michaels, Maya Rudolph, and more on MacGruber, a groan-inducing pitch that begat a recurring SNL sketch, a notorious cinematic bomb, and, 10 years later, a beloved cult favorite.

The closing film in a wry, wistful series with Rob Brydon ponders mortality. But it’s still funny!

The nation’s top infectious disease expert has been absent from national television in recent weeks, but he made time for the Oscar winner this week.

Turns out the former national security adviser’s name was not redacted in FBI reports.

Watch the action-packed trailer for Theron’s upcoming Netflix movie.

Vanity Fair's June 2020 issue, featuring Janelle Monáe

Giannulli agreed to more prison time and a bigger fine than Lori Loughlin in a potential plea deal.

Steven Spielberg is set to produce the upcoming project.

The pandemic made Michael Milosh think about his artistic motivations, and he channeled that energy into a calming music video for his newest single.

“The last two years they had no host, now they have no show,” the late-night host and former emcee joked on Wednesday night.

The beloved Catherine O’Hara on her early friendship with Gilda Radner, flubbed auditions, and the curative power of gratitude.

At the real Downton Abbey and dozens of other grand estates, owners are mowing their own lawns, offering Zoom yoga classes, and doing whatever it takes to keep the family home intact.

At home in Florida, the tennis star has been test-driving her SPF formulas during nonstop workouts: “Hopefully when I come back on court, I will look like She-Ra!”

The Sanders campaign is asking delegates to sign agreements governing their social media use and convention conduct to avoid a repeat of 2016.

Fox personalities like Laura Ingraham and Brian Kilmeade made the guest list for the Secretary of State’s “Madison” dinners—and played nice with him on television.

As the bad headlines mount for the secretary of state, his standing in Trumpworld could soon be on shaky ground.