Новости за 14.04.2022

Conservatives have rejoiced in Musk’s $43 billion offer to buy Twitter.

According to TMZ, the Sussexes made a royal family visit before heading to the Invictus Games, which begin in the Hague on April 16.

When one of the pop artist’s famed portraits of Marilyn Monroe goes to auction next month, some observers think it could fetch up to half a billion dollars. What is it about this particular work that gives it such potential to break the market?

Mayor Adams was elected to fight crime. So far it’s not going very well.

A mix of fun florals, chic whites, soft pastels and ‘70s inspired looks to get you ready for the Easter festivities and beyond this season.

Fox Corp's resource group for LGBTQ workers and allies condemned Fox News’ “hateful” anti-LGBTQ rhetoric in an internal Slack message.

More than a decade after it became a pop culture juggernaut, the soapy teen show casts a shadow that's hard even for its former stars to reckon with.

The queen pulled out of one of her favorite events, a church service honoring the elderly, due to ongoing health challenges.

The actress announced the end of her marriage to Karl Cook in September of last year.

The star of the warm HBO Max office comedy looks back at the evolving relationship between his smut king and feminist protégé, and the cockatoo with a surprising connection to his childhood.

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a wild mindf--k. Director and cowriter Tom Gormican explains how it was born.

The 88-year-old lawmaker is allegedly struggling to recognize colleagues and follow policy discussions, people close to the California Democrat told the San Francisco Chronicle.

The French festival, back in its traditional early spring slot for the first time since 2019, has announced a festival where Tilda Swinton, Kristen Stewart, Idris Elba, and more stars will dominate the international film conversation for 10 days.

The film which will debut at Cannes Film Festival in May marks director David Cronenberg's first major film release in eight years.

“This just might be the cruelest thing that has ever happened to me,” the singer said.

The ex-husband and onetime codefendant of Sarma Melngailis presents the biggest “where are they now?” in the popular Netflix docuseries. A search found him running in the same conservative media circles that published nude photos of former congresswoman Katie Hill.

“People would be rude and say, ‘You were the one that killed the poet Frank O’Hara,’” Ken Ruzicka says. “It wasn’t like I was drinking or speeding or doing anything illegal. All of a sudden there’s a tragedy.”

Online, striking the right balance between relatability and professionalism is a fool’s errand. That won’t stop your editor from trying to make you do it every 18 months.

The young actor takes on the classic Barbra Streisand role for the show’s first-ever Broadway revival, which officially opens on April 24.

Nashville’s newest stars are not aw-shucks, down-on-their-luck cowboys but Black women carving a hallowed space in opry’s pantheon.

Mark Meadows has been removed from the state’s voter rolls amidst an investigation re: his registering to vote using the address of a home he never owned or lived in.

Marc Bain Rasella alleges in a lawsuit against Musk that the billionaire failed to disclose his Twitter stake on time, helping him save a cool $143 million.

In an interview with GQ UK, Williams opened up about growing up on camera: “I think that when I started becoming a woman, I resented Arya because I couldn’t express who I was becoming."