Новости за 10.11.2020

The V.P. will be maxing and relaxing for the next five days.

To support his dubious legal campaign to change the outcome of the election, the president has been hounding his supporters to donate money—most of which will now bankroll a new PAC.

The royal will appear virtually alongside stars like Bruce Springsteen and Tiffany Haddish at the Stand Up for Heroes event next week.

As the president mounts a long-shot legal battle to overturn the results of the election, GOP officials are readily playing along: “What is the downside for humoring him for this little bit of time?” one said.

Last week, the infamous pastor to the stars was fired from Hillsong after “a recent revelation of moral failures.” A new report has now detailed one alleged affair in which he pretended to be a sports agent.

Kamala Harris as Falcon! AOC as Captain Marvel! Sean Connery as…wait, Sean Connery? Creator John Handem Piette walks us through his hilarious viral video.

Larsa Pippen is ready to talk about being unfollowed by the entire family, and she pins the blame on the 2020 presidential candidate.

The miniseries, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, makes a surprising argument about genius—and what kind of societies help it flourish.

For law firms where Trump is a long-term client, infighting is intensifying over whether to represent the president in his attempt challenge the results of the election.

The actor says he doesn't "really give a shit what anyone thinks” about his favorite shade.

We now know how the activist spends her downtime when she's not fighting gerrymandering or writing her next romance novel.

The Democratic political leader told Stephen Colbert she’s now focused on the senate runoff election in Georgia.

Anchored by Margaret Thatcher and Charles and Di’s doomed marriage, the fourth season of Netflix’s royals drama may be its best yet.

“He will forever be an inspiration for his constant desire to learn, his kindness, and for his love of his family,” executive producer Mike Richards said on Monday night.

Ron Howard, Amy Adams, and Glenn Close head to Ohio, with ugly results.

The Late Night host slammed the right-wing response to Joe Biden’s victory over President Donald Trump: “They believe the democratic process is illegitimate.”

In 2020, the COVID-doubting, media-hating Twitterholic CEO became the third-richest man alive, SpaceX launched two astronauts into orbit, and Tesla became the most valuable car company on the planet. Inside the mind of Silicon Valley’s most vainglorious villain.

Despite the fact that, come January, low-to-mid-level staffers will need jobs for things like food and rent.

The president’s favorite Fox talking heads are busy promoting election-theft conspiracies. (“This was a stolen election,” Newt Gingrich bleated, earning a Trump RT.) But others on the network are giving the concept less airtime.

The president clashed with his defense secretary, who in an exit interview, denies being a yes-man. “Name another Cabinet secretary that’s pushed back,” he said.

Trump spent the weekend bunkered in the White House, glued to the TV, and vowing to fight on. But around him, Republicans are whispering “it’s over.” Even his family is seen as angling for a Biden future: “Jared is taking care of Jared,” says one Trump adviser.

Matt Adam, an L.A.-based photographer with Toronto roots, shoots the likes of Justin Bieber, 21 Savage, Kanye West, the late Juice Wrld and more—but his sights are always set on the next big thing.

Wow, were we holding onto a lot of stress.