Under the guidance of director Josh Greenbaum, this documentary chronicles the journey of Will Ferrell and his longtime friend Harper Steele during a 17-day road trip following Steele’s gender transition. It garnered numerous nominations and awards towards the end of 2024; however, surprisingly, it was overlooked by the Academy this year.
The shortened 3.5-minute version showcases once more the harmonious collaboration between the talented artists from Chicago, as Saba’s incisive rhymes blend seamlessly with No ID’s polished studio beats.
For two days, West Hollywood’s Kohn Gallery was dominated by Vans as they hosted a media summit to commemorate the launch. Guided by Vans archivist Catherine Acosta, the gallery event merged art, music, and DIY spirit to create an engaging journey through time, featuring influential figures who championed the iconic Old Skool shoe, from coast to coast. To kick off the evening, Acosta facilitated a discussion involving industry heavyweight Henry Rollins (Black Flag and Rollins Band), Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, guitarist Bela Salazar (The Linda Lindas), and practicing artist and rapper Jahlil Nzinga of The Pack, who is famous for the Bay Area hit “Vans” and its catchy hook: “I’m wearing Vans but they look like sneakers.
This coming Sunday marks a significant milestone for me as I embark on uncharted grounds, serving as the primary NFL analyst for Fox during Super Bowl LIX, broadcast live from the vibrant city of New Orleans. It’s not just another game; it’s the pinnacle of television events, and I can’t help but feel a mix of excitement and anticipation as I face my biggest challenge yet in the realm of TV talent.
In a bold and ambitious move, Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) has set sail on a new sea of opportunity. With an audacious spirit, TMTG announced its intent to conquer the financial realm with its latest venture, Truth.Fi. Under the banner of Truth.Fi, TMTG plans to unveil customized exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and separately managed … Read more