Новости за 17.03.2022

Koch Industries’ president said it would “do more harm than good” to shutter its roughly 600-person glass-making operation in Russia.

On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a look at one last jam-packed awards weekend before the big show, plus conversations with Will Packer and Ryusuke Hamaguchi.

During a slew of events, including a U.N. keynote speech about the women of Afghanistan, the wife of Prince Edward showed off a wardrobe of sleek professional wear.

In recent editions the Venice Biennale has become a favorite haunt of the oligarch class. When this year’s event opens next month in the city of canals, their probable absence could be a harbinger of things to come in the art market.

Evgeniy Maloletka and Mstyslav Chernov’s photographs and reports from Mariupol, the besieged city where Russia bombed a maternity hospital, have shaken the world.

Shows like Minx are crossing what seems like television’s final taboo—but are more penises actually a point for parity?

Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Gillian Anderson star as Michelle Obama, Betty Ford and Eleanor Roosevelt in the Showtime anthology series.

“I think it’s my job to show up and be ready to go to war in a creative sense,” says the WeCrashed star on his approach to acting, which he thinks is “really misunderstood.”

The pair have been quietly dating since 2019 when they first met after starring in the play Betrayal together.

The founder of Manhattan clean-eating hot spot Pure Food and Wine was a tabloid fixture in 2016 after she defrauded investors, stiffed staffers, and went on the lam, under what she says was the bizarre spell of a man she met online and went on to marry. As a new docuseries looks at the scandal with fresh eyes, Melngailis speaks on what happened then and where she is now.

The arcs of Natalia Vodianova, Irina Shayk, Elena Perminova, and other world-famous names illustrate a particularly dangerous obsession with oligarchs, ascendance, and money.

She added that even though her husband Maksim Chmerkovskiy is “home for now,” they are still “continually doing stuff to try to help” his native country.

Ousted by Donald Trump as his team schemed in Ukraine, Yovanovitch is watching Russia’s war from afar—and urging the Biden administration to do more.

The ex-Empire actor spent six days behind bars and reportedly refused to eat while he was incarcerated.

The actress explained that the SNL star's haircut made him look a little too much like her brothers.

Despite controversy and major changes coming to this year’s show, Packer aims to find the balance between entertainment and film reverence (plus ratings!): “We can walk and chew gum at the same time.”

“I can be creative, I can be part of a community,” Bullock tells CBS Sunday Morning. “But right now, work in front of the camera needs to take a pause.”

“We are so much more alike than different,” said filmmaker Justin Chon, one of the directors of Apple TV+’s epic trilingual series.

The royal couple joined the annual parade in Aldershot to mark the holiday.

The merger will combine Amazon Studios’ primarily TV-focused brand with MGM, home to legacy franchises including James Bond and Rocky.

The two stars and creator Robin Veith give their first interviews about their darkly fascinating true-crime series—and unveil the first teaser.

Nominated this year for Cruella, the costume designer behind Merchant Ivory period perfection as well as wild Mad Max armor shares her secrets.

Primers have long been known for their ability to extend the wear time of foundation. Now, the newest crop offers extra perks, from added hydration and subtle radiance to everyday sun protection.

A spoiler-heavy discussion of the complicated mother-daughter relationship at the heart of Pixar’s latest tearjerker.

Anderson Cooper, Aaron Sorkin, Bryan Cranston, Adam McKay, and more on why we’re all still mad as hell.