Новости за 14.10.2020

The Supreme Court nominee has an open mind re: the president pardoning himself.

Two tributes to modesty and invention from first-time filmmakers.

A lawyer for the socialite has asked federal appeals judges to reverse a decision to unseal her 418-page deposition from a 2015 civil suit.

Kanye West still seems to believe he’s beating Joe Biden and Donald Trump in the presidential election after a fake early Kentucky election results showed him with 19% of the vote.

Ariana Grande announced she's releasing a surprise album this month, which will be the pop star's third record in three years.

The president's all-out blitz to save his campaign seems to be sending people right to Joe Biden.

The Somalia native behind the condiment line Basbaas talks about her new cookbook and gives Vanity Fair a tour of her Brooklyn kitchen.

The new event comes after Trump refused to debate Biden virtually following his positive COVID-19 diagnosis.

In an interview for a Fortune magazine summit, she discussed the effects of social media addiction and why she is stepping up her activism.

Elton John revealed in a new chapter of his autobiography that his big falling out with Rod Stewart about two years ago started over "a lecture on the feral spirit of rock and roll."

The White House has “embraced” a pandemic strategy that could require 2 million people to die.

The Dominic West and Lily James saga continues after a witness claimed a lot more happened than what was captured by the paparazzi.

The Sussexes plan to spend their first Christmas together in their new Montecito home, then return to Frogmore Cottage in January.

Surprise, surprise.

The character actress, who appeared on dozens of television series throughout her career, received two Emmy nominations for her work on the Charlie Sheen sitcom.

The new trailer for the Ron Howard-directed drama, based on J.D. Vance’s bestseller, has arrived.

On the eve of the “West Wing” reunion, Dulé Hill and Janel Moloney talk about what the show means in the era of #MeToo, BLM, and Trump—and confront the “99.9% chance” that the cast will never act together again.

In Everything and Nothing: The Dorothy Dandridge Tragedy, the star and cowriter Earl Conrad recall a singular Hollywood life cut devastatingly short.

At rallies this week, the president has said he is “immune” from coronavirus—after contracting the deadly disease—and boasted about kissing attendees to prove his virility.

JFK Jr. and Kyle Rittenhouse are part of an expansive threat to America.

Some of the militia members allegedly involved in the Michigan plot to kidnap Gretchen Whitmer also discussed abducting Virginia’s Ralph Northam in response to his COVID-19 safety protocols.

The Supreme Court nominee dodged questions on the Affordable Care Act, abortion, and the election—but we already know the answers.

Writer Talia Lavin spent about a year catfishing white supremacists online. The result: personal trauma, predictions of a “bloody” election season, and the realization that many extremists aren’t holed up in basements—they’re bit players in our daily lives.

The duchess made a visit to the Natural History Museum in London during regular hours this week to film a video announcing this year’s winner.