This spring, Nike plans to revive a much-loved classic design with a modern flair – the Air Force 1 Low “Linen”. Originally part of Nike’s CO.JP collection and debuted in 2001, this iconic shoe is making a comeback in canvas form. After its reintroduction in leather form in 2024, this updated version offers a relaxed, textured look.
In December, Will Ferrell became widely popular online when he showed up at the Los Angeles Kings vs. Philadelphia Flyers game dressed as his iconic character from the 2003 holiday movie, but with a twist. Instead of portraying Buddy in his usual cheerful manner, he chose to give the impression that time had taken its toll on him, complete with a beer in hand, a fake cigarette hanging from his mouth, and a grumpy facial expression.
Mariano announced on Instagram last Friday that they had their first child, Ke’ala Coral Ventimiglia, on January 23rd. Alongside this news, he posted a picture showing the lower part of their newborn as well as their pet dog’s paw.
Those words paint a heart-wrenching picture of a calamity, a catastrophe that occurred over two decades back on September 11, 2001, in a city distant from the raging wildfires that ignited on January 7, 2025. In many respects, these words resonate with both events; the sense of powerlessness, the bitter smoke, the histories obliterated seemingly within moments.
As a dedicated fan, it’s tough to pick a favorite vanity card from The Big Bang Theory, but the one Chuck Lorre crafted for the January 30 episode of ‘Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage’ might just become one of his most touching in his impressive career in sitcom creation and production. Here’s what he penned:
“In the grand tradition of melodramatic finales, this is it, folks. The last scene of a story that began with two people meeting in a coffee shop, ended in a church, and along the way, taught us all something about love, family, and the importance of saying ‘I do.’ So as we bid farewell to Georgie and Mandy, remember: Love is patient, love is kind. It keeps no record of wrongs. And if you’re lucky, it lasts a lifetime.”
-Chuck Lorre