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In the lookbook shown here, the brothers’ newest manifesto delves into themes of freedom and rebellion, tracing back to the ’50s and ’70s. It focuses on the bathroom, a shared campus setting for rule-breaking, as depicted in their words: “This is where free-spirited individuals would secretly smoke cigarettes or find moments of personal liberty and quietude. It transforms into a platform for countercultural camaraderie.” The designers elaborated on this concept.

Nike debuted its popular Dunk Low silhouette in “Ironstone/Velvet Brown.”

As a gaming enthusiast, stepping into the virtual world of automobiles, I found myself captivated by the unveiling of the Bovensiepen Zagato at this year’s Fuori Concorso on Lake Como. Being the inaugural model from the freshly minted Bovensiepen brand, this grand tourer is a harmonious fusion of Italian craftsmanship and German engineering – a unique blend I like to call “Fine Driving” in its essence.

Rolls-Royce kicked off the British Season by revealing a unique Spectre painted in a Velvet Orchid color scheme, which also featured a hand-painted Coachline in Peony Pink. This one-of-a-kind electric super coupe will be part of the annual Chelsea Flower Show, a cherished event for Rolls-Royce’s sophisticated clientele that showcases floral artistry.

Fans of the movie “Tropic Thunder” could be in for a surprise! Director Christopher McQuarrie, who also helmed “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning,” revealed that actor Tom Cruise is contemplating making a film centered around his character Les Grossman.

It’s apparent that neither the Kansas City Chiefs tight end nor the popular singer have much going on at the moment. The Chiefs are in their offseason right now, which means Kelce can decide whether to attend organized team activities or not. Given how long he’s been with the team, he likely won’t learn anything new.

With summer approaching, it’s time for another fresh model from Nike – the Ava Rover. This is the latest addition to Nike’s lifestyle collection that we first caught a glimpse of through a collaborative project with the innovative South Korean tech brand, Hyein Seo.

The movie “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning” started off with an exciting blend of ominous apocalypse anticipation and playful silliness. In this installment, characters seem to accept that the apocalypse is imminent, while other scenes feature Shea Whigham and Greg Tarzan Davies in a comical chase reminiscent of Wile E. Coyote chasing Road Runner, with Tom Cruise as the Road Runner. As we approach the final two-part series, “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning,” the tension becomes more catastrophic (at times recalling Sidney Lumet’s “Fail-Safe”), and there’s an overabundance of explanatory dialogue. Unfortunately, this dialogue is excessive and heavy on lore, but luckily, the grandest action sequences remain enjoyable.

Repeatedly, Hollywood has neglected to cast disabled actors in roles suitable for their talents. This omission not only deprives them of employment opportunities but also hinders audiences from experiencing authentic storytelling. By refusing to acknowledge true representation, the industry perpetuates outdated narratives rather than dismantling barriers and enabling disabled actors to flourish.

For the fifth installment of Palace’s Summer lineup, they’ve teamed up with skate brand Sci-Fi Fantasy based in Los Angeles, as well as showcasing their own key items. Sci-Fi Fantasy, led by skater and photographer Jerry Hsu, infuses technology into its design philosophy, evident in the repeated motifs of city tech, modern Chinese fonts, and abstract digital simplicity.