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  • John Bolton pleads guilty to 1 count of mishandling classified information

    President Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton pleaded guilty Friday to mishandling classified information.

  • TIFF: The Market: Goodfellas, CAA, FilmNation & UTA Among 150+ Companies Set For Inaugural Edition 

    The inaugural edition of TIFF: The Market, the Toronto Film Festival’s official industry market, has confirmed the participation of over 150 international sales, promotion, and distribution companies.  Goodfellas, AGC Studios, CAA, XYZ Films, WME, FilmNation, and UTA are all confirmed for the market. They will join international companies such as Playtime, CJ Entertainment, Global Constellation, […]

  • Where has it gone wrong for Bielsa’s struggling Uruguay?

    With Uruguay possibly on the brink of elimination from the 2026 World Cup, BBC Sport looks at what has gone wrong for them under colourful coach Marcelo Bielsa.

  • Zelensky should learn from Netanyahu’s mistakes

    By actively influencing the negotiations, Zelensky can avoid losing the peace, even as he has successfully avoided losing the war.

  • Parents Charged With Murder, Authorities Say 7-Year-Old Son Died Weighing 255 Pounds

    Two parents from Flint Township, Michigan have been charged with murder for allegedly neglecting their 7-year-old son, who prosecutors say was shockingly obese at the time of his death. Damien O’Brien and Jessica O’Brien have been charged with…

  • Best New Music This Week: T.I. Releases Final Album ‘Kill The King,’ Lucky Daye Goes “Nowhere Fast,” GloRilla, And More

    Happy Friday, folks. With the final days of June upon us, some of the best artists in the industry are dropping some summer bangers to get you through the next few months. 

    Today, T.I. drops his twelfth—and final—studio album Kill The King, which includes features from Anderson .Paak, Summer Walker, THE-DREAM, and Usher, among others. After almost two years on YouTube, the audio for Tyler, the Creator’s “THAT GUY” hits streaming platforms, GloRilla and Pooh Sheisty connect again on “Mane,” and Lucky Daye unveils “Nowhere Fast.”

    Take a look at the best new music releases this week below.

  • Doug Martin’s Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit

    Doug Martin’s family claims excessive force by police played a “substantial” role in his death last year … and they’re taking the matter to court. Douglas and Leslie Martin filed a lawsuit against the city of Oakland, responding officers, and an…

  • John Bolton pleads guilty in classified documents prosecution 

    John Bolton, a prominent critic of President Trump who once served as his national security adviser, pleaded guilty Friday to improperly retaining sensitive materials in “diary-like” entries after leaving the White House. Bolton, 77, admitted to one count of retaining national defense information during a federal court hearing in Greenbelt, Md. It marks a significant victory for Trump’s Department…

  • Cassidy says he accomplished ‘mission’ by yelling at Trump

    Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) said Thursday that his shouting match with President Trump during the GOP luncheon at the Capitol on Wednesday achieved his “mission” of securing more information on the Iran war. Cassidy backed a successful war powers resolution on Tuesday, but he reversed course and voted against a similar measure on Wednesday. The…

  • BLUEMARBLE Turns Nostalgia Into Luxury for Spring/Summer 2027

    Anthony Alvarez’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection for BLUEMARBLE was less about fleeting trends and more about the objects that quietly shape our lives. For Alvarez this includes board games and minerals. The collection translated these ideas into wearable pieces that felt rich in texture and emotion.

    Tailoring remained a standout, continuing BLUEMARBLE’s evolution toward a more refined wardrobe. Relaxed suiting was elevated with hand-embroidered stone motifs, the perfectly cut t-shirts, while cargo trousers featured playful Connect Four-inspired buttons. Denim, shirts, and T-shirts were brought to life through patchwork, velvet appliqués, and beadwork inspired by vintage playing cards, creating garments that felt lived in.

    The collection’s strongest moments came through its craftsmanship. Leather, canvas, and denim were treated with washes that mimicked the natural tones of the earth. Fringe was sprinkled throughout the collection adding texture to an otherwise traditional silhouette. Tie-dyed skirts embroidered with board game grids further tied together the designer’s vision. 

    Rather than relying on spectacle, BLUEMARBLE delivered a collection rooted in storytelling and artisanal detail. Alvarez successfully demonstrated that fashion can preserve memories just as effectively as cherished objects, offering clothes designed not only to be worn but to be lived in, collected, and eventually passed on.

  • Chuck Todd: Schumer, Jeffries couldn’t win a primary in New York City right now

    Former “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd argued on Thursday that the two highest-ranking congressional Democrats would struggle to win a primary in New York City amid the rise of democratic socialist candidates. Two democratic socialists backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) won their respective congressional primaries in the Empire State on Tuesday, pushing the progressive…

  • “It Really Is An Honor”: “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Star Momona Tamada On Bringing Ty Lee To Life In Season 2

    To celebrate Season 2 of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Momona Tamada talks bringing Ty Lee to live action, preparing for her signature fighting style, and what it means to join the iconic franchise.


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