Spike Lee Drops Knicks Hat Collection With New Era
New Era is teaming up with Spike Lee for a limited-edition New York Knicks cap collection celebrating the franchise’s championship legacy. The two designs feature the brand’s signature 59FIFTY silhouette: one inspired by championship banners and the other showcasing artwork from the Knicks’ three title-winning seasons. The launch also includes a Lee-themed pop-up at New Era’s NYC flagship, where fans can shop the collection and meet the filmmaker during an autograph signing.
Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Sells Out 2,000 Screenings
Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything, delivered a breakout box office debut, earning $15 million from just 855 theaters. The A24 release recorded more than 2,000 sellout screenings, marking the biggest opening for a non-music documentary in two decades. Made for under $7 million, the nearly three-hour film follows the disgraced Theranos founder and her family before she reported to federal prison. More than 70% of its opening-weekend audience was under 35.
Cardi B Brings Her Biggest Hits to NPR Tiny Desk
Cardi B made her NPR Tiny Desk debut Monday, bringing a live band and an unapologetic performance to the intimate Washington, D.C., setting. The Grammy-winning rapper opened with tracks from Am I the Drama? before moving through a set spanning her catalog, including “Be Careful,” “Up,” “Bodak Yellow,” and “I Like It.”
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Lamine Yamal, Pedri Star in Amiri’s Latest FC Barcelona Campaign
Amiri is dressing FC Barcelona for a second season, extending its role as the club’s official formalwear partner. The Los Angeles-based fashion house has introduced tailored suits, leather outerwear, and accessories for players and executives, incorporating details inspired by Barcelona’s signature colors and Catalan heritage. Lamine Yamal, Pedri, Jules Koundé, and Raphinha are among the players featured in the campaign, building on a partnership first announced in November 2025.
Jon Stewart Inks Extension With ‘The Daily Show’ Through 2028
Jon Stewart has signed a two-year deal to remain a part-time host and executive producer of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show through 2028, extending his run through the next presidential election cycle. Stewart returned to the program in 2024, hosting once a week while the show’s correspondents rotate behind the desk for the remaining episodes. The show averaged just over 1 million viewers in the third quarter, its strongest performance for that period since 2018.
Tom Holland to Produce and Star In Sony’s ‘Penthouse’
Sony Pictures has acquired Penthouse, an original thriller from screenwriter Drew Pearce, with Tom Holland attached to star. Holland’s production company, Billy17, will produce alongside Pearce’s Point of No Return, with the script still in development and plot details under wraps. The deal extends Holland’s relationship with Sony, where he has a producing agreement through his banner.
Trinity Rodman, Natalia Bryant Make Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Debuts
Natalia Bryant and Trinity Rodman made their Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show debuts Sunday in Los Angeles, joining a lineup that included Gigi and Bella Hadid, Adriana Lima, and performances from Megan Thee Stallion, Tate McRae, Megan Moroney, and Katseye. Bryant, the daughter of late NBA legend Kobe Bryant, signed with IMG Models in 2021, while Rodman took the runway less than 24 hours after playing a full match to help the Washington Spirit clinch an NWSL playoff berth.
Netflix’s Leadership Shakeup Continues With Dan Lin’s Exit
Netflix has dismissed film chief Dan Lin after nearly three years, adding another high-profile departure to a sweeping leadership shakeup at the streaming giant. The move follows roughly 1,000 layoffs last week and the ouster of Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria, who will be replaced by Peter Rice. Lin joined Netflix in 2024 after leaving his production company, Rideback, and greenlit or acquired 88 films during his tenure, including several major upcoming releases. Netflix releases its Q3 earnings report on Tuesday.
Jalen Hurts Diagnosed With Blood Clots, Expected to Miss Rest of Season
Jalen Hurts is expected to miss the remainder of the 2026 NFL season after doctors discovered multiple blood clots in the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback’s lungs. Hurts has been diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli and will undergo treatment with blood thinners, sidelining him for at least three months. The Eagles said Hurts is clinically stable, expects a full recovery, and will remain active around the team while recovering, but cannot participate in football activities.
McLaren Racing, Puma Honor F1 Champ James Hunt In New Collection
McLaren Racing and Puma have released a collection inspired by 1976 Formula 1 champion James Hunt and his rebellious off-track style. The lineup includes racing jackets, hoodies, graphic T-shirts, and Speedcat sneakers, drawing on Hunt’s signature red-and-white racing colors, personal doodles, and championship-winning season. The collaboration was first previewed at McLaren’s Designed to Race runway show ahead of London Fashion Week.
Mindy Kaling Joins ‘Running Point’ Season 3 Cast as Rival to Kate Hudson
Mindy Kaling is joining Season 3 of Netflix’s Running Point in a recurring role, adding an on-screen appearance to her work as the basketball comedy’s co-creator and executive producer. Kaling will play Divya, the confident CEO of a popular gambling app whose rivalry with Kate Hudson’s Isla Gordon drives conflict throughout the season. Production is underway in Los Angeles, with Hudson also making her television directorial debut by directing the season premiere.
Darius Acuff Jr. Unveils Signature Logo With Reebok
Reebok has unveiled a signature logo for Sacramento Kings rookie Darius Acuff Jr., expanding the brand’s push to rebuild its basketball business under Shaquille O’Neal and Allen Iverson. Acuff signed a shoe endorsement deal in March while playing at Arkansas, becoming the first men’s college basketball player to land a signature shoe deal with a major U.S. brand while still in school. The sixth overall pick is Reebok’s first signature athlete since John Wall.
Waymo Targets 2028 for First Canadian Robotaxi Service
Waymo is targeting a 2028 launch for its autonomous ride-hailing service in Toronto, marking its first planned entry into Canada. The Alphabet-owned company received approval to participate in Ontario’s automated vehicle pilot program and will begin mapping city streets and conducting tests with human drivers this year. Toronto-based Element Fleet Management will support vehicle maintenance, customer service, and operations. Waymo currently operates in more than 15 cities and provides over 500,000 paid rides weekly.
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