Новости за 22.07.2020

New campaign chiefs Bill Stepien and Jason Miller got the president to reverse course as sagging swing state polls show his coronavirus strategy is tanking with voters. “For the longest time, he didn’t want to be told what to do,” said a former West Wing official.

After the Florida congressman confronted her on the Capitol steps, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez absorbed the blow in her typical nimble fashion. And that’s exactly what makes her such a threat.

The first lady was a full week ahead of the president when it came to mask-wearing PSAs. Why?

The show, based on Curtis Sittenfeld’s novel, comes from The Affair co-creator Sarah Treem.

Thirteen hostages were set free on Tuesday after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky endorsed the Joaquin Phoenix Film "Earthlings."

Martha Stewart posted a sultry selfie showing off her Hamptons pool where she keeps cool during the heatwave.

Woody Johnson, of the Johnson & Johnson empire, reportedly objected to attending an event with “a whole bunch of Black people,” made disparaging comments about women, and attempted to funnel business to the president’s private company.

In the peak sourdough days of early quarantine, The Sqirl Jam Book seemed uncannily well timed. Revelations surrounding the Los Angeles café have soured things.

Twitter’s new policies don’t seem to apply to Republican congressional candidates—and elected officials—promoting the unhinged conspiracy theory on the platform.

Britney Spears’s sister Jamie Lynn Spears shut down a commenter speculating about her sister's “obvious mental illness.”

An ostensibly tossed-off embrace of the alleged sex trafficker on Tuesday became an avenue of exploration into the president’s long relationship with her and Jeffrey Epstein.

In a rare public appearance, the prince was celebrated by a group of buglers.

Kim Kardashian posted an explanation of what’s going on with her husband Kanye West on her social media account following the rapper’s late-night tweets about divorcing her.

Harry and Meghan are far from the only royals to settle down in another country—and flourish. Though for some nobles who take off, the ending is a little less happy.

An original Jamie Foxx movie, Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, and Daniel Craig as James Bond all debut on the streaming service as summer winds down.

The president’s playing up American Carnage and selling himself as America’s last defense against violent anarchy—while focusing little on the coronavirus threat.

It’ll be quite the wait until we see Imelda Staunton as the queen.

“Companies are panicking because they don’t know what to do,” says one source. “And a lot of times when people don’t know what to do, they don’t do anything.”

“Coronavirus is like ‘Baby Shark;’” the Daily Show host explained. “It can’t hurt kids, but it will destroy adults’ lives.”

Sacha Baron Cohen, Eddie Redmayne, and more star in a drama about the mayhem at the 1968 Vietnam War protest—and the legendary circus of a court case that followed.