Новости за 22.05.2020

In early June, the prince will kick off a plan called “Great Reset” to urge the world to focus on sustainability when rebuilding the world after the pandemic.

HBO Max is using the promise of Zack Snyder's vision to build buzz. There may be a hidden cost.

Trump lashed out at the “Wacky Do Nothing” state attorney general after she noted he broke the rules during part of his Ford tour—yet again rejecting public health advice.

On Friday, the two pop stars released a futuristic, water-soaked music video, from a time before water droplets were a thing to fear.

On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, conversations with the stars of The Great and Hollywood, both of which take real history as a jumping-off point for adventures our ancestors never imagined.

The critically acclaimed animated series will shift to Adult Swim in 2021, with the potential for more seasons to come.

It’s a near-universal comfort food, whether at Noma or at home. In this isolated stretch, a good burger manages to be a nostalgia fix and a nutrient boost in one.

The couple has entered their plea, and have asked the judge to move up the sentencing date.

The month of fasting and reflection can be difficult in America. But as the global pandemic froze life across the world this year, it also deepened one writer’s sense of community.

Creatively drained? Why not get guidance from some of the most interesting and innovative designers, artists, and thinkers in the world?

She’s been on vacation in the Caribbean this whole time⁠—not that you would’ve known from watching Live with Kelly and Ryan.

Led by showrunner and star Rob McElhenney, the Apple TV+ series shot an entire episode without compromising social distancing. Now what?

Building young actors into stars takes a face-to-face ecosystem. And a film like In the Heights needs people dancing in the aisles. Says Chu: “I can’t give up on the dream.”

Filmed at their home in Los Angeles, Simpson’s new music video for “Captain’s Dance With the Devil” marks Cyrus’s debut as a director.

Early chatter focused on Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, and Stacey Abrams. But new reports suggest the Minnesota senator may be breaking away from the pack.

The war crimes prosecutor who ran the manhunt tells Vanity Fair how sophisticated intelligence gathering—and the COVID-19 lockdown pause—led to Félicien Kabuga’s May 16 capture in a dawn raid north of Paris.

Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli are to plead guilty on Friday to charges related to their roles in the college-admissions scandal.

With directors, actors, and crews struggling to figure out the business of moviemaking during the coronavirus pandemic, the Crazy Rich Asians director predicts theaters will never die.

Hamptons residents are trying to protect themselves from the usual summer influx, but hotels insist they can—and have to—do it all.

After downplaying the COVID-19 threat and undermining stay-at-home orders, Trump is brushing off concerns of a second spike. “We’re not going to close the country,” he said. “We’re going to put out the fires.”

Blackballed is one of a number of sports-focused documentaries available for fans in the wake of the Michael Jordan event series. It’s also the best.

The breakout star of Netflix’s cheerleading docuseries shares quarantine motivation and the canceled Daytona championship.

With its tightly packed theaters and exorbitant ticket prices, the industry is unsure when, how, and which shows will return.

“You know how I know it’s a lie?” the Jimmy Kimmel Live host asked Thursday night. “It came out of his mouth.”

Nothing can stop James Cameron now.