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Neighborhood and Porter Released a Set of Vintage Rolex Watches
Neighborhood and Porter have come together to release a collection of refurbished vintage Rolex watches. The sleek timepieces, which came from Japan's One Minute Gallery, feature a black leather crocodile wristband. Of course, you're going to have to drop some serious coin to take home one of these watches. The styles range in price from the GMT-Master at $7,100 to the Rolex Submariner at $11,000 and the Tudor Montecarlo at $13,700.
Jim Jones and Kinship Team up for a Limited Edition Black...
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Health care workers told us why their free Super Bowl tickets are actually a big deal
This year's Super Bowl between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs will be like no other as the country continues to battle a deadly pandemic that has infected nearly 27 million, killing over 450,000.
Funny 2021 TikToks that are helping us survive this endless winter
It’s hard to believe that anything could be more chaotic or surreal than last year. But already we've experienced a failed coup on the capitol, record deaths from the pandemic, and the second impeachment of Donald Trump — and we're not even out of January yet. All this mania has left us longing for the old days when winter was just an extremely long, cold, boring couple of months. Now it feels like we are living through a historical event nearly every other day, and we’re spent.
Can people of color be Karens, too? (Yes)
Last month, 22-year-old Californian Miya Ponsetto made headlines as the latest “Karen” after falsely accusing a Black teen of stealing her iPhone in a New York City hotel. In recent years, the Karen moniker has become a catchall term to describe privileged white women who terrorize people of color.
Claudia Conway roasted her mom again on TikTok after yesterday's attempted coup
Claudia Conway is back doing what she does best — trolling her mom, former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, on TikTok. Following the attempted coup in Washington D.C. yesterday, the 16-year-old took to the social media app to confront her mother, and the role she played in enabling the deadly riot.
Katie Couric will also guest-host 'Jeopardy!'
As the final episodes of Jeopardy! hosted by late host Alex Trebek roll out this week, the game show continues to enlist guest hosts to take over until they find a permanent replacement for the legendary television personality. Shortly after Trebek’s passing from pancreatic cancer in November, it was announced that trivia GOAT Ken Jennings would fill in as the first interim host. Now, it is being reported that Katie Couric is next in line.
LeBron James wants to buy ousted Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler's WNBA team
Even before the senate candidates in Georgia were forced into a high-stakes runoff election, players in the WNBA were vocal about their support for democratic candidate Dr. Raphael G. Warnock. The Atlanta Dream was especially open about their endorsement of the reverend, sporting “Vote Warnock� shirts last summer.
After shooting Jacob Blake, Kenosha cop Rusten Sheskey will not face charges
The Wisconsin police officer who shot Jacob Blake will not be facing criminal charges, Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley announced Tuesday afternoon, delivering a blow to those hoping for justice for the 29-year-old. Rusten Sheskey, a seven-year veteran with the Kenosha Police Department, shot Blake seven times in the back as he was walking to his car where his children were seated last August.
Justin Bieber won't be the next hipster pastor after all
Despite being a very believable rumor, Justin Bieber will not be the next hipster pastor at Hillsong Church. Last week, Page Six reported that the pop star was training to be a “full-fledged” minister, in order to fill the void left by his pal Carl Lentz. The famous religious leader, who helped Bieber get his life back on track after his bad-boy phase, was fired from the megachurch last November for “moral failures,” which included several secret extra-marital affairs.
Mistreated retail employees are calling out their awful corporate overlords on TikTok
Destiny Bell-Wiggins posted the first TikTok video to her series “Why You Shouldn’t Work At Walmart” in mid-November. After being employed by the big box store for three-and-a-half years, the former customer service associate took to the popular app to criticize Walmart for its measly pay raises and its strict sick leave policy—all while racking up hundreds of thousands of views. “I wanted to tell people that the company isn't what it all seems to be.
The Times Square ball will drop without an audience for the first time since 1907
Time Squares’ epic New Year’s Eve ball drop will happen without an in-person audience this year. The change marks the first time people won’t be celebrating in the New York City's tourist hotspot since the tradition started in 1907. Organizers announced the changes today, as the city attempts to minimize gatherings in the midst of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Dave Chappelle called out HBO. Now it's taking down 'Chappelle's Show'
Weeks after Dave Chappelle called for fans to stop streaming Chappelle’s Show, HBO Max has announced that it is taking the show off its platforms. Chappelle called out ViacomCBS and Comedy Central on Instagram last month, after the network, which first aired his show from 2003 to 2006, licensed his sketch comedy series to Netflix and HBO Max without paying him or telling him about the deal. “They (ViacomCBS) didn’t have to pay me because I signed the contract,” Chappelle said in the clip.
Will Ferrell and the 'Elf' cast are reuniting to raise money for Georgia Democrats
The cast of Elf is getting back together, 17 years after the beloved Christmas film hit theaters. While the reunion isn’t for the sequel we’ve been hoping for, the original stars of the film including Will Ferrell, Zooey Deschanel, Mary Steenburgen and Amy Sedaris are getting together for a table read of the holiday classic. The #ElfForGeorgia reunion, which will be livestreamed this weekend, will help raise money for the Democratic candidates in the Georgia Senate runoff.
The best show of 2020 is coming back for a second season
HBO’s How To With John Wilson is one of the few redeeming things that has come out of 2020. The six-episode documentary/comedy series filmed by Wilson himself offered some much needed humor and humanity in this dumpster fire of a year. So when the show wrapped its critically acclaimed first season in November, we were understandably bummed. Fortunately, we won’t have to live without Wilson’s antics for long, since HBO has announced that it has renewed the show for a second season.
In a chaotic year, boarded up storefronts became a symbol
When artist Sono Kuwayama emerged from her coronavirus quarantine in May, she noticed an influx of boarded up windows across her Lower East Side neighborhood. After 100 days in isolation, the historically vibrant community had become a plywood jungle. As a native New Yorker, she wanted to bring some beauty back to her city. Inspired by art she’d seen in other areas of the burrough, she began covering the plywood with colorful murals.
You won't even have to leave your couch to see Warner's 2021 blockbusters
This year hasn’t been great for a lot of things—especially movies. Some of the most anticipated films of 2020 have been pushed until 2021 because of the pandemic. But, there is some good news, as least for those who like to watch movies in the comfort of their own homes. Warner Bros. has announced that every one of its movies set to be released next year, which includes blockbusters like “Suicide Squad 2,” “Dune” and “The Matrix 4,” will be available in theaters and on HBO Max simultaneously.
Spotify Wrapped is a fun reminder of one company's cultural dominance
It’s the end of the year, which means Spotify has released its annual Wrapped reports. Once again, listeners are able to review their most streamed songs, albums, and even podcasts. Apart from Christmas morning, getting a Wrapped report can be one of the most exciting things to happen in December. This deep dive into embarrassing listening habits is what encouraged me to switch from Tidal to Spotify.
No one is surprised to find out Jake Paul thinks coronavirus is a hoax
Jake Paul is no stranger to controversy. The YouTube star recently came under fire for hosting a maskless bash in the midst of the pandemic. He was also the target of an FBI raid that ended up in officers confiscating multiple weapons from his mansion. Despite trying to avoid any new headline-making misadventures, the former Disney star shared some alarming opinions in a new interview with the Daily Beast.
"An almost unbearable grief": Meghan Markle reveals she had a miscarriage this summer
Even though pregnancy loss is very common, those who suffer a miscarriage are often expected to deal with it in private. In recent weeks, we’ve seen celebrities like Chrissy Teigen, publicly share the heartbreaking experience of losing a child, in hopes of letting those who’ve endured the same tragedy know they are not alone. In a moving essay for the New York Times, Meghan Markle has also revealed that she had a miscarriage in July.
The 'Boss Baby' sequel is a ray of hope in our desolate world
Three years after the suit-wearing toddler first graced the silver screen, The Boss Baby is back with a sequel. Universal Studios has released the first official trailer for The Boss Baby: Family Business, which will continue where the original Oscar-nominated 3D animated movie left off. In the upcoming film, brothers Tim and Ted Templeton are adults who have grown apart.
This megachurch won't stop hosting potential super-spreader events
As churches around the country are asked to limit in-person gatherings in an effort to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus, an Oklahoma-based megachurch thought it would be a great time to host an indoor concert with thousands of attendees. Bethel Music, a music group from Bethel Church in Redding, California, had reportedly rented out the Victory Church in Tulsa for the show.
'A Charlie Brown Christmas' will be on TV after all
Peanuts fans everywhere let out a collective “good grief” when it seemed thatA Charlie Brown Christmas wouldn’t be airing on TV this year. It was revealed last month that the iconic holiday special was part of a larger exclusive streaming deal with Apple TV+, after decades of airing on ABC and CBS for free. Only those subscribed to the $4.99 a month service could partake in the beloved tradition of watching Charlie and his very sad Christmas tree.
Britney Spears may never perform again as her dad retains control of her conservatorship
Britney Spears’ request to remove her dad from her conservatorship was denied. Yesterday, the pop star returned to court to try and end Jamie Spears’ control of her life and career, but LA superior court judge Brenda Penny declined to suspend it. Jamie has been his daughter's legal guardian since her public meltdown in 2008. But Spears is determined to change the arrangement.
What is the future of political comedy in a post-Trump world?
Only hours after Joe Biden was declared the president-elect, Saturday Night Live presented an election-themed episode that earned the comedy series the highest-ratings its had in three-and-a-half years. Alec Baldwin reprised his role as Trump, a parody he’s been playing for the last four years.
Hollywood's favorite hipster pastor Carl Lentz was fired for "moral failures"
The celebrity spiritual adviser at Hillsong's New York City church, who is probably better known as the hipster pastor that once baptized Justin Bieber in the bathtub of NBA player Tyson Chandler's home, Carl Lentz, has reportedly been fired from his job. The religious leader has been in the spotlight for years, thanks to his connection to Biebs and other stars like Chris Pratt, Selena Gomez, and Kourtney Kardashian, who belong to the international ultraconservative megachurch.
No, Gap, a hoodie won't bring us together
As the presidential election results continue to depict a very divided US, many wonder what it will take to bring us together. Well, Gap had a suggestion and it really didn’t go well. As the fate of our country hangs in the balance, the clothing retailer thought it would be a good idea to tweet a GIF of a half-red and half-blue hoodie being zipped up.
To hell with the relaxation industrial complex. Embrace your rage instead
Before millions of Americans flocked to the polls on Tuesday, many were predicting that it would be the most stressful day of their lives. As the results of the election began to roll in last night, it was understandable why anyone would feel intense anxiety around the unpredictable result. Everyone from political talking heads to the candidates themselves were reminding people to stay calm.
I can't believe 60,000 people voted for Kanye West
While Americans are waiting anxiously for the election results, one presidential candidate has willingly accepted defeat. Kanye West, who had no actual chance of winning, seemingly conceded on Tuesday. Shortly after midnight the rapper, tweeted “WELP KANYE 2024," before deleting and retweeting without the "WELP." Still, despite his bizarre and often incoherent campaign, West's party the Birthday Party garnered a surprising amount of support on election day.
Trump takedown songs are the soundtrack for the 2020 election
The past four years have been filled with plenty of anti-Trump anthems. From YG’s “Fuck Donald Trump” to Fiona Apple’s “Tiny Hands,” musicians have not been quiet about their views of the president. So, it’s not surprising that the most contentious election in a generation has spawned a slew of new Trump takedowns from Demi Lovato to De La Soul.
Meet the teen behind the super PAC trolling Trump with memes
After Jackie Ni learned about the power of super PACs last year in his AP government class, he set out to create his own. The 18-year-old wanted to form a youth-focused PAC that was dedicated to getting Trump out of office this November. Tapping into the computer skills he learned in high school and his experience in political activism, Ni developed the now viral MemePAC. The youth-led committee uses memes, technology, and humor to spread awareness about the dangers of the current administration.
WWE co-founder Linda McMahon allegedly ignored claims of child sexual abuse at the wrestling company
In the months leading up the presidential election, Qanon conspiracy theorists and Trump supporters have leaned into unsubstantiated claims that the Democrats are part of a powerful ring of pedophiles. Those pushing the accusations avow they are protecting children, but new reports suggest they are ignoring or even covering up, accusations of abuse that happen right in front of them.
Could TikTok be the thing that finally gets young voters to the polls?
With less than one month until the presidential election, 16-year-old Aidan Kohn-Murphy brought together hundreds of Gen Z TikTokers to campaign for Joe Biden. In just 24 hours, the group’s first video under the joint account "TikTok for Biden" attracted 500k views — it has now racked up over two million. The coalition has also doubled in size, with an impressive 400 creators, including viral sensations like Claudia Conway contributing to the account.
That sweet babysitter from 'Borat' didn't know it wasn't a real documentary
No one is safe from Sasha Baron Cohen’s antics as Borat, including that sweet grandmother he enlisted as the “babysitter” in “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.” Jeanise Jones, a 62-year-old who was recruited through a church in Oklahoma City, revealed on Facebook this week that she was not in on the joke. “Yes it was me in the Borat movie,” Jones wrote. “I was recruited to be in a ‘Documentary’.
'Sneakerella' is the Disney movie hypebeasts have been waiting for
Sneakerheads have been with us for decades. But millennials and Gen-Zers have helped grow the subculture into a mainstream phenomenon and a multi-billion dollar industry. So it’s no surprise that Disney+ is finally trading its iconic glass slipper for an Air Force 1 with its newest princess film, Sneakerella. The streaming giant announced its new adaptation of the classic Cinderella tale, as its latest addition to its growing library of original movies.
Let us take 10 minutes to mourn Quibi
It’s more bad news for Quibi, as it's being reported today that the once promising app is shutting down. The creators hoped to reinvent television by streaming high-quality content in ten-minute-or-less chunks and plenty of A-list talent signed on from Idris Alba and Liam Hemsworth to Anna Kendrick and the Kardashians. The concept raised an impressive $1.75 billion in capital and Quibi launched 50 original shows with another 125 to be rolled out by the end of the first year.
Chris Pratt's celebrity friends want you to know that they still love him
Who is the worst “Hollywood Chris”? What began as an innocent poll, quickly turned into a bizarre viral debate that involves actors from the Marvel Cinematic Universe including Robert Downey Jr., Zoe Saldana, and Mark Ruffalo. It all started on Sunday when filmmaker Amy Berg tweeted pictures of Chris Pratt, Chris Pine, Chris Hemsworth and Chris Evans captioned with the words "one has to go” on Twitter.
Please don't dress your kid as a Qanon follower this Halloween
Halloween costumes are supposed to be scary, but nothing is more frightening than the collection of kid's Qanon getups that are currently being sold on Amazon. Items emblazoned with symbols from the far-right conspiracy-theory group like a cape with a large “Q” on fire and a cloak with Trump’s face and it’s motto WWG1WGA (which stand for “Where We Go One, We Go All”) across the back.
50 Cent and Donald Trump are actually perfect for each other
As hip-hop fans recover from last week’s shocking news that Ice Cube was working with President Trump, another rapper has come out in support of the president. Last night, 50 Cent shared his endorsement of Trump on Instagram. Along with a screenshot showing Joe Biden’s proposed tax rates the New York native, whose real name is Curtis Jackson III, wrote “WHAT THE FUCK! (VOTE For TRUMP) IM OUT, FUCK NEW YORK The KNICKS never win anyway.
NBC's biggest stars are protesting the Trump town hall
The second presidential debate was officially cancelled last week after the President threw a fit over the proposed digital format of the event with democratic nominee Joe Biden — despite the fact that it was only days ago he was released from the hospital after contracting coronavirus. Since the Commission on Presidential Debates called off the debate, ABC agreed to host a town hall for Biden.
The promoter behind that ill-advised Chainsmokers concert just got fined $20,000
Earlier this summer, thousands of people gathered in the middle of a pandemic for a Chainsmokers concert in Southampton, New York. The charity event took place in July, when most people around the country were contemplating whether it was even safe to go to the grocery store. While the event touted it would be following CDC guidelines for gathers, videos showed a clear neglect of coronavirus protocols.
We need more than celebrity thirst traps to get young people to vote
It's not unusual for Kylie Jenner to share stripped down shots with her nearly 200 million Instagram followers, but last month's sexy swimsuit pic had a message “But are you registered to vote? click the link in my bio.. let’s make a plan to vote together,� she wrote in the caption, which directed folks to Vote.org. The thirst trap was just another in a long list of celebrity stunts being used to encourage fans to cast their ballot in the upcoming election — and Jenner’s seemed to work.
The pandemic is changing how people shop for furniture
Ikea is known for its affordable, design-forward furniture. But the short-lived Swedish wares aren’t exactly eco-friendly. While Ikea is hoping to combat it’s sustainability problem with a bevy of green initiatives—including a new buyback program, which will offer store credits to those looking to get rid of their used furniture in 27 countries—people are already filling their spaces with more sustainable alternatives.
Megan Thee Stallion wrote a powerful essay about the reality of being a Black woman in America
Megan Thee Stallion continues to advocate for Black women with an opinion piece in the New York Times. The article titled “ Why I Speak Up for Black Women� sheds light on the realities of being a woman of color today. Touching on her own experience, the rapper and activist shares why she feared speaking out after allegedly being shot by Tory Lanez, who was charged over the weekend.
Don't make sexy coronavirus costumes a thing this Halloween
Celebrations are bound to be different this Halloween. But even during a pandemic somethings never change — like unnecessarily sexy pop culture costumes. For better or for worse 2020 has been full of inspiration and retailers are taking advantage. Yandy, the costume company, which is known for controversial costumes like its 2018 take on The Handmaid’s Tale, just unveiled a sexy spin on one of the pandemic’s hottest items — hand sanitizer.
Megan Thee Stallion is helping young women of color pay for college
Last weekend, Megan Thee Stallion used her Saturday Night Live debut to make a powerful statement. “We need to protect our Black women and love our Black women because at the end of the day, we need our Black women,� she said during her performance of “Savage.� Now, the 25-year-old rapper is continuing her mission to support women of color with a new scholarship fund.
Cursed be the foot that wears this trash Cole Haan x Slack sneaker
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, offices across the country are closed for the foreseeable future, forcing employees to work remotely. Now, Cole Haan has figured out a way to further blur the lines between work and home. The footwear company has teamed up with Slack to release a limited-edition collection of shoes, so you can dress like a tech bro in the comfort of your own crib.
This Is A Crucial Way To Help Protect Our Democracy In November — Even If You Can't Vote - Supermajority
With just 40 days left until the presidential election, this country is facing a critical poll worker shortage. More than half of the roughly 1 million poll workers who worked during the 2016 election were over 60 years old according to the Election Assistance Commission. This year, due to being one of the most vulnerable groups to contracting the coronavirus, thousands of older poll workers have decided to abandon their posts out of fear of contracting the virus.
LA creatives on the importance of authenticity
A new generation of creatives are using their platforms to marry their passions and personal style in ways previously unparalleled. Whether it’s painting or landscape design, young people around the globe are using their talents and closets to convey the things that matter to them most, from sustainability to self-acceptance.
Stylish friends on the timelessness of Clarks Original Desert Boot
“I used to collect Clarks back in high school. I would get the red ones that nobody could find”, says photographer Travis Gumbs. “There are generations of people who have been wearing them.” Evidently, there are few shoes as iconic as Clarks Desert Boot. For generations, the versatile boot has been worn by stylish men, from the mods in England and beatniks in New York to rude boys in Jamaica. Now, i-D presents three pairs of friends from around the world and how they style their Desert Boots.
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