Новости за 15.10.2020

Using CNN’s Wolf Blitzer as a go-between, Democrats are at odds over whether to cut a COVID relief deal with the White House or twist Trump’s arm for more. Either way, the clock is ticking—and the need is immense.

The Kansas City–based couple, who have each navigated album releases in this strange year, keep themselves afloat with meditation, livestream shows, and a well-timed Hitchcock marathon.

In a surprising turn for the rapper who, in 2018, released a song called “Arrest the President,” Ice Cube announced he’s now advising the Trump campaign.

The first lady took a reflective tone in her official statement on her COVID-19 experience.

Though the pandemic caused a shortened eligibility window, a few of the year’s most buzzworthy shows, including Slave Play, Moulin Rouge!, and Jagged Little Pill, are set to be honored later this year.

Kelly Clarkson had eight outfit changes while hosting the 2020 Billboard Music Awards, bringing a parade of glittering gowns to the socially distanced award ceremony.

Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi revealed the unique 31st birthday gift he gave Princess Beatrice, enlisting the help of his stepfather to create a truly one-of-a-kind present for his bride.

The show was an adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s best-selling novel.

Are you surprised?

American television has had to compete with the deranged reality show that is the Trump era, and now we’ve got a million viewing options and a lot less worth watching.

“It was the only science-backed thing I wrote about,” she told Elle in a new interview.

The supposed “smoking gun” that wasn't manages to involve Rudy Giuliani, Steve Bannon, and suspected Russian agents.

The LGBTQ+ filmmaker slams the GOP, Amy Coney Barrett, and the Trump administration, urging votes for Biden and Kamala Harris.

Nominated for 14 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, the musical about “the fortitude and resilience of show people” suggests that, eventually, the show will go on.

I’m putting off making any active decisions about anything more serious than, say, groceries until after the election—and I know I’m not alone.

Though Biden’s polling lead has stayed constant, internal numbers showing a tight race have kept anxiety high. Meanwhile, the campaign is bracing for a president who won’t leave office. “This is Donald Trump,” one ally says. “We don’t know what’s going to happen.”

After the so-called “smoking gun” emails didn’t quite hit, all we’re left with are the intimate photos of a semi-public man.

A tale as old as time.

From shirts to boots to jewelry, these Vanity Fair approved items benefit organizations aiming to increase voter participation.

More than 100 Hollywood writers and stars—including cast members from NBC hits—have urged the network to change its mind about hosting a town hall-style debate with the president that will air in direct opposition to a similar event on ABC with Joe Biden.

Jessica Simpson revealed that her date night look is “no pants required,” posing on Instagram in just a bodysuit and heels from her own fashion line.

Vanity Fair's November 2020 issue, featuring Gal Gadot

Observing social distancing and with everyone she interacted with tested for Covid, the 94-year-old monarch stuck to her familiar mandate: that she must be seen to be believed.

The man formerly known as Christopher Moltisanti explains his cheeky new project: writing fervent pro-Biden Sopranos fan fiction on Instagram.

When the story of a Fairfield County woman’s disappearance went national in 2019, press coverage almost exclusively painted her as a missing mom. But reducing the 50-year-old’s life to a familiar tabloid trope missed so much of her story.