Новости за 11.09.2020

The president claims he’s hearing the Democratic nominee is doping.

Pretty cool.

Chloé Zhao’s quiet, bleary road movie makes terrific use of Frances McDormand.

The Academy is hoping to increase diversity in its best-picture pool—by implementing a set of inclusion standards that every best-picture nominee from the last 15 years already fulfills.

The disgraced Theranos founder is apparently exploring a new explanation to combat the charges against her: that she can’t tell right from wrong.

Ten years ago, she told the crew of a new submarine she wanted to take a dive, but on Thursday she said it was “half-jokingly.”

Eventually, Patty Jenkins’s film will arrive in theaters around the country.

Samantha Cohen never liked Donald Trump—especially after her dad paid the price for spending years by his side. Here, she talks Trump’s creepy sexual comments, Ivanka’s iciness, and her friendship with Tiffany: “I know there’s no way she believes that s--t.”

Louis Vuitton launches a $961 COVID-19 face shield as part of the brand's 2021 Cruise collection, hitting stores just in time for Halloween.

Khloé Kardashian is not handling the end of Keeping Up With the Kardashians very well, but thankfully, sources say the family is considering starting “their own media company.”

The president’s ego got in the way of his own self-preservation, leading to 18 interviews with the famed journalist. “It actually reflects how deeply insecure he is about his own self-worth,” Trump biographer Tim O’Brien told the Times.

Meghan and Harry’s son isn’t playing rugby yet, but he is getting plenty of time outside—and reportedly even crashing his parents’ video calls.

The streaming service has been slammed online, particularly by conservative media, for the new film about an 11-year-old girl joining a provocative dance group.

Lindsay Lohan allegedly owes HarperCollins $365,000 for a book she never wrote after the actor missed the original manuscript deadline by about five years.

“No town, city, or suburb will be safe.”

Working with designers like Carly Cushnie, Vera Wang, and Thom Browne, the Biden/Harris campaign has created a way for voters to acquire “a piece of the campaign.”

Billie Eilish went undercover in layers and layers of Gucci logos on Instagram, urging her fans to “relax.”

A new deluge of damning Trumpworld tell-alls could destabilize the president’s chances in November—if book sales translate into votes.

Said Hubert in 2011, “There will never be a reunion … as I will never do anything with an asshole like Will Smith.”

The film has again generated calls for a boycott after drawing criticism for shooting in the same province where China has forced millions of Uighur Muslims into internment camps.

Royal historian Lucy Worsley remembers the gown Diana wore during her famous meeting with John Travolta, in PBS’s new documentary special Lucy Worsley’s Royal Palace Secrets, premiering September 13.

The president claimed he intentionally downplayed the coronavirus pandemic to avoid creating a panic, a notion Fox News hosts quickly endorsed. On Late Night, Seth Meyers wasn’t convinced.

Even as Woodward returns with damaging tapes, this isn’t a Watergate sequel. Unlike Nixon, the current president has right-wing TV hosts playing defense—and Republicans sticking to the sidelines.

Republicans “all know that Trump is an idiot,” says Stuart Stevens, but “they convinced themselves that he was a necessity.” Now they’re facing the consequences, as Stevens—and others—jump ship.

With election night less than two months away, the social media giant joins Facebook in rolling out measures to deter the spread of misinformation—and prevent candidates from prematurely declaring victory.