Sportswear, showrooms, and supporting domestic talent are on the agenda for this Shanghai Fashion Week season.
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Prince Harry opened up about how he cheered up his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, as they embark on a new school year following the family’s U.K. move. “At breakfast this morning, they had a bit of Monday morning blues,” Harry, 42, told Hello! before the 2026 WellChild Awards at London’s Royal Lancaster Hotel on Monday, September 21. “There’s always something like Sunday night blues or boarding school… when you’ve been away, or before you go to school.” The Duke of Sussex added that he managed to cheer up his kids by sharing that he would be attending…
Jimmy Kimmel mocked President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s friendly dynamic, roasting it as the “weirdest buddy road trip movie of all time.” During Monday’s monologue for “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” the late night host weighed in on the joint press conference held by the president and the mayor amid their meeting in Queens, in which they discussed affordable housing, infrastructure, public safety and immigration. “This afternoon, Trump met for the third time with New York Mayor Mamdani. It was another friendly meeting between the socialist who wants to give everyone $5,000 and the mayor of New…
The ‘Rocky’ star told Trump ‘thank you and ciao’ after concluding the special envoy position was impossible.
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Elliot Graham, the Oscar-nominated film editor for 2008’s “Milk,” died by suicide on Saturday. He was 50. The County of Los Angeles Medical Examiner confirmed Graham’s cause and date of death in a new report. Word of his passing was first shared by “Milk” producer Dan Jinks, who took to Facebook early Monday morning to pay tribute to the veteran editor. “The movie ‘MILK’ wouldn’t have come together in the way it did without the amazing work of our editor Elliot Graham,” he wrote. “He was nominated for an Oscar for his role. I learned last night that he took…
I’m no scientist, but smart people in lab coats think statistics are important, so let’s do some math. Unless you’re one of those weird, lucky freaks who fell completely and healthily in love with the first person you dated on Hinge, the odds of meeting your person these days are slim. I asked a Brainy friend of mine, and he says your chances of finding a long-term romantic partner in the modern dating environment are roughly [checks notes] “smurfteen percent.” I know that’s hard to believe, but I trust Brainy. He wears glasses. The good news is I ran some…