Новости за 28.05.2020

The actor and host received some criticism after the deal for his free YouTube series was announced.

As COVID was beginning to lay siege to the country, who else to turn to but the resilient AIDS activist and writer who raged so hard against the plague that preceded it? One reporter recalls his last interview with a longtime subject.

Subpoenas are flying in well-probed topics like Russiagate and Burisma, in service of the president’s reelection campaign. “It’s an abuse of power,” says Senator Mazie Hirono.

The legendary investor basically controls Herbalife, which just issued $600 million in junk bonds, enabling it to buy back stock—much of it likely Icahn’s—for a healthy profit in the midst of a pandemic.

Whether dining al fresco on a fire escape or making a socially distanced go of it in the park, getting out of loungewear is almost as important as the food and drinks you bring—and what you carry them in.

The actor is no longer stranded abroad in a tony Dublin neighborhood.

Trump’s team is reportedly breaking precedent by not releasing summer numbers, which one Obama official sees as the latest example of government data “being suppressed or manipulated.”

As states reopen, some weddings are moving forward as planned—but not even the wedding planners know what rules they’ll have to follow.

A-listers with the power to get films made also have the power to wait this out.

On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, interviews with the actress behind the all-knowing Janet of The Good Place and the iconic leader Jean-Luc Picard.

In a documentary about mental health and sports, the prince also said that it’s time to get rid of the “stiff upper lip.”

What might this mean for the future of the awards season?

The president is drafting an executive order of dubious legal authority that threatens to crack down on social media platforms. Meanwhile, Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg are trading jabs.

Scorsese’s long-awaited Killers of the Flower Moon adaptation will star Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, and hit theaters via Paramount.

“I have stayed silent because that’s my choice for now,” Rose wrote.

The president was so enraged about Twitter fact-checking one of his false statements that he’s prepared to sign an executive order.

The playwright, author, and policy advocate was roused to anger by what he perceived as an indifferent response to the AIDS crisis in the gay male community—and that energy powered his work for decades to come.

When Charlotte Bernard moved into the Hamptons home Olsen shared with Olivier Sarkozy, Olsen decided to end the marriage, according to Page Six.