Indian Rupee Forecast

This week as a gamer, I’ve been keeping an eye on the ever-evolving world of fashion. Luxury labels are like chess pieces being moved around on a global stage, swapping creative directors left and right, while also expanding into uncharted territories by opening boutiques in fresh regions. Meanwhile, brands have found themselves in some unexpected pickles, yet they’re handling them with grace – some are doubling down on successful strategies, while others are gearing up for a fight.

According to Isabella Burley, founder of Climax Books, the establishment has taken on a distinctive perspective and demeanor. She can be found seated on a bench at their New York branch, a venue that echoes Climax’s unyielding attitude – the windows are swathed in vibrant hot pink fabric, and within, a wall mirror is adorned with an oversized decal of a green woman in fishnets. In keeping with its name, Climax functions as a distributor of hard-to-find vintage erotica (in book, magazine, DVD, and VHS formats), but it also houses an extensive assortment of titles spanning art, fashion, and theory.

Brett Goldstein looks back very fondly on one day of his career.

Director Coralie Fargeat withdrew her movie featuring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley from the 2024 Camerimage Film Festival, following Marek Zydowicz’s allegedly disrespectful and misogynistic remarks as she deemed them inappropriate.

2024’s movie schedule is gearing up for some fantastic releases, and we’re finding some delightful, unconventional films among them. This week alone offers the unexpectedly mischievous Netflix romantic comedy “Hot Frosty,” along with the pulse-pounding excitement of “Red One.” Moreover, as we anticipate an action-comedy set to hit theaters this weekend, Chris Evans had a moment that brought back the heartwarming essence of Christmas movies.