Новости за 02.06.2022

Biden is reportedly considering a visit to Saudi Arabia, and the White House just recognized the Gulf state’s leadership in a new deal to increase oil supply this summer.

According to Representative Billy Long, abortions, not guns, are the problem.

Sudowrite and Dall-E use machine learning to produce astonishingly serviceable text and images in a flash. What does that mean for stodgy old human beings?

In a unanimous vote, the five-judge appellate panel rejected Harvey Weinstein’s argument that he didn’t get a fair trial.

Some panel members have hyped the upcoming public hearings as a Watergate-style moment, a chance to make their case in the court of public opinion. Yet one week out, the schedule—in Congress and on TV—is still being hashed out.

From a limited-edition Fortnum and Mason Jubilee tea set to the Queen's favorite Launer handbag, celebrate the monarch's 70-year reign with these royal items.

The ruling is a “significant setback,” says Elaine Bredehoft, the attorney who represented Heard in the defamation trial filed by Johnny Depp.

This week’s Little Gold Men podcast kicks off a Pride Month series of Oscar flashbacks with Rebel Without a Cause and the sad story of Sal Mineo.

Aiming to overturn Roe. Setting its sights on gun rights. A right-wing onslaught has degraded the credibility of the Supreme Court, whose chambers are now haunted by the ghost of Antonin Scalia.

The return to real-life gatherings like Star Wars Celebration may help detoxify fandoms.

Over the past decade, Pocket has endured as an unusually pleasant way to consume the internet. Vanity Fair speaks with one of the founding members about the platform’s original vision to fix the content landscape—while also resisting algorithm overkill.

As long as we must live in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe, Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys offers an oasis for everyone who wishes we didn’t

Comedian Joel Kim Booster and Saturday Night Live’s Bowen Yang lead a Jane Austen-inspired queer romcom.

Before she became a household name for locking horns with Donald Trump, the NBC News correspondent faced the realities of what it meant to thrive on TV—and where her difficult relationship with her father, reporter Zoey Tur, fit in, as she details in an excerpt from her upcoming memoir, Rough Draft.

On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, the star of WeCrashed talks about diving deep into Adam Neumann—and the challenges he still wants to take on.

“There just isn’t anyone else who’s ever talked about me this way,” Parker says of Cattrall’s public jabs.

For these actors and creators, tragedy + time = wistful, occasionally heartbreaking comedy.

As more viewers than ever work from home, five new series remind us of what we’ve been missing beneath the fluorescent lights.

This collection of favorite scents has something for every sensibility, just in time for Father’s Day gifts.

Starring swimsuit-clad cast members plucked from obscurity, the reboot of Britain’s Love Island promised to be the dating show for our self-made, self-aware era. After a series of high-profile suicides, including that of host Caroline Flack, a darker reality set in. Ahead of the new season, here’s a look inside the highly produced machine.

The four-day extravaganza will begin with Trooping of the Colour, where Her Majesty will greet hundreds of thousands of supporters from the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

Ingraham can’t believe everyone is demonizing firearms when marijuana, she claims, is clearly the problem.

“It sets back the clock to a time when a woman who spoke up and spoke out could be publicly shamed and humiliated. It sets back the idea that violence against women is to be taken seriously.”