Movies

Photographer Adam Jason Cohen has collaborated with an array of renowned clients such as Nike, NBA, Arc’Teryx, adidas, and more recently, Knoll, capturing their icons at the iconic Venice Beach Skatepark. His latest endeavor, though, is a heartfelt personal project: a zine brimming with photos Cohen took of Virgil Abloh in 2019, following the launch of Abloh’s “Figures of Speech” exhibition at MCA Chicago. Titled Chicago, 2019, this zine offers a glimpse into a significant phase in Abloh’s professional journey and serves as a touching homage to the city that held immense significance for the late creative genius.

The acclaimed British vocalist Elton John’s documentary, titled “Elton John: Never Too Late,” will have its European debut at the 68th BFI London Film Festival. This screening will take place on October 10th at London’s Royal Festival Hall, with the singer himself, along with directors R.J. Cutler and David Furnish (who is also Elton John’s partner), expected to be present.

Watching Siddharth Malhotra’s movies on Netflix provides a vibrant display of his acting abilities. His cinematic journey commences with Student of the Year, an exhilarating college-based drama that introduced him to Bollywood. In Kapoor & Sons, he adds layers to a family drama, filled with intense emotional ups and downs.

Are you craving something else like A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder? If so, I’ve got you covered. 

At Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s Democratic National Convention luncheon on Tuesday, Billy Porter started his performance by singing “Can’t Sing This Song Again” live. According to him, this song is a modern interpretation of Sam Cooke’s 1964 recording “A Change Is Gonna Come,” and it serves as an appropriate theme for the current political climate in our country.