Tupac Shakur’s convicted killer Duane “Keffe D” Davis was apparently troublesome behind bars, collecting a slew of serious alleged violations before the murder trial … and some of them involve violence. TMZ obtained records detailing all of…
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Led by familiar faces Lesley Stahl, Jon Wertheim and Norah O’Donnell, Sunday night’s episode was often mediocre, but not in any shocking or dramatically different ways.
Former Bond girl Alison Papworth says the next 007 should be another gorgeous man as rumors swirl that the next James Bond has been chosen.
After partnering with A24 on creative workflows for film, Google is setting its sights on fashion. New York designers Jane Wade and Sergio Hudson were first to co-develop tools to cut costs and time in the run up to their SS27 shows.
Carolina Herrera, which turns 45 this year, is a blueprint for how to gracefully transition from its founder to a new creative director: Wes Gordon. Gordon and president Emilie Rubinfeld share how they did it.
At one point in the film “The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd,” a prison official played by Tim Blake Nelson sighs and says, “I will never understand people.” But Nelson is also the writer and director of “Wilson Shedd,” a dark and probing drama that you might consider an attempt to understand people, or at least the stories they tell. A bold indie production that draws from the real-life case that also inspired the 2018 miniseries “Escape at Dannemora,” the film from veteran character actor, playwright and novelist Nelson scrambles chronology, pulls Ernest Hemingway, Flannery O’Connor and even Emily…
Sabyasachi Mukherjee makes his return to New York Fashion Week on Tuesday, 20 years after his last outing in the city. But this time, he is competing as a more mature luxury player.
The film, Snyder’s first indie production, debuted at the Toronto Film Festival.
Brooklyn borough president Antonio Reynoso and designer Colm Dillane shone a spotlight on local talent at a fashion show that featured a performance by Lauryn Hill.
German tennis pro Alexander Zverev poked fun at his rival Ben Shelton’s girlfriend, Trinity Rodman, following his U.S. Open men’s singles win. “Trinity, I thought you had a game today, no?” Zverev, 29, said during his winner’s speech inside New York City’s USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on Sunday, September 13, following his 6-3, 7-6, 5-7, 6-2 defeat over Shelton, 23. Shelton and pro soccer player Trinity, 24, began dating in March 2025. “Well done to you as well,” the Grand Slam winner continued to direct at Trinity, whose father is NBA legend Dennis Rodman, as the crowd…