Новости за 19.06.2020

On a visit to a local bakery in Norfolk William was presented with a birthday cake ahead of his 38th birthday on Sunday.

His seasonal sabbatical comes as recurring blackface character from The Man Show resurfaces.

CEO Adam Aron received a massive backlash after saying mask-wearing was "political" and would not be required. Now he says they will.

From the Royal Shakespeare Company to Hobbiton, Holm’s career spanned over five decades.

In the president’s mind, Juneteenth wasn’t on the map until he planned his Tulsa rally.

“My biggest risk is that we don’t win lawsuits,” the president told Politico, referring to Republicans’ pricey legal fight against mail-in voting.

The science is clear: The COVID-19 curve is nowhere near flat enough to justify a massive indoor rally. But the president’s show must go on, and red state governors must go along.

In a charged moment, when big was possible, Biden went small. Will that be enough to bring people to the polls in November?

Books by Mikel Jollett, John Cage, and Curtis Sittenfeld.

Writer, director, and star Cheryl Dunye reflects on the film’s Criterion selection, working with Harvey Weinstein, and Gone with the Wind’s influence on her seminal feature.

“We put out a statement celebrating the end of slavery?” joked Colbert in Trump’s voice. “Because that does not sound like me.”

As the president faces down a global pandemic, an economic crisis, and two damning tell-alls, ex-adviser Sam Nunberg weighs his chances in 2020.

Billions are at stake as the world's second-biggest box office market keeps cinemas closed during its halting recovery from COVID-19.

No hugging, no power-dining, and not a red carpet in sight. As the Tower Bar reopens after a three-month hiatus, V.F. examines what happens when an industry built on seeing and being seen goes into quarantine.

The Trump campaign claims the red inverted triangle was meant to represent antifa—but it’s more commonly known as the symbol Nazis used to identify political dissidents.

Reform? Defund? Abolish? Nationwide protests have demonstrated unity against racial injustice, but people taking to the streets aren’t of one mind when it comes to fixing policing in America. “We need to replace the foundation,” says one activist.

In honor of Juneteenth, these art sales are helping Black communities across the country—and a piece from one of them could be yours.

“Reasoned decision-making” was absent in the administration’s approach to DACA. Conservatives blaming the Supreme Court for the decision should blame Trump’s heedlessness instead.

John Bolton’s book provides a new revelation about an old goal.

Lori Loughlin is “scared” she’ll get the coronavirus in prison as she’s set to begin serving her two-month sentence shortly.

Ivy Meeropol on her new documentary, Bully. Coward. Victim. The Story of Roy Cohn, which premieres Thursday night on HBO.