Новости за 08.02.2018

Eagles center Jason Kelce dropped an insane Super Bowl parade speech on Thursday.

Joaquin Phoenix is reportedly in talks to play the Joker in Todd Phillips' Joker origin movie.

DJ and producer Calvin Harris has been teasing his latest single "Nuh Ready Nuh Ready" with Partynextdoor for a few days, and now the song, along with its accompanying video, is finally here.

Composer Ramin Djawadi has shared the full version of his "Runaway" cover from HBO's 'Westworld' trailer.

"New Freezer" isn't the only big collab on Rich the Kid's new album.

Who's hungry?

Aaron Rodgers is one of the best players in the NFL and the former league MVP and Super Bowl champ decided to take some time to discuss his teammates' love of Yeezys, plans for the future and what advice, if any, he'd give to Tom Brady.

Justin Timberlake is launching a pop-up shop in New York City this weekend.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have completely remade their roster before the NBA's trade deadline.

That's cold.

What was the price of Bitcoin in 2010, again?

Gingers are finally getting justice in the form of new redhead emojis.

K.R.I.T.'s massive tour with CyHi begins next month.

Riccardo Tisci's "Minotaurs" Nike Collection, including the Air Force 1 High, will release on Feb. 16, 2018.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have allegedly decided that they're not yet ready to enter the next phase of their relationship.

The new partnership might help the sneaker consignment brand expand.

The record arrives as Honcho prepares to release his upcoming project 'Parallel Universe.'

The song will be featured on Amazon's "Love Me" playlist.

On today's #EverydayStruggle, DJ Akademiks, Nadeska, and STAR broke down Quincy Jones' epic Vulture interview, where he called out Michael Jackson, the Beatles, T-Pain, and more. Later, they debated about what kind of year Big Sean will have in 2018, and much more.

Release your inhibitions.

Peele recently revealed that he would "seriously consider" a 'Get Out' sequel.

Joe Robert Cole explains how he went from writing the People v. O.J. Simpson to Marvel's Black Panther, and how he and director Ryan Coogler shaped the world of Wakanda on the big screen. Plus, why his War Machine script never came to be.

We hope we see some craziness go down and the Woj bombs are lobbed at a record-breaking pace before the NBA trade deadline comes and goes because while the chances of a totally lame trade deadline are high, we always root for caos.

Ever wanted to hear hits such as "Do You Really Like It?", "Please Don't Turn Me On", "The Things We Do For Love" and "Crazy Love" backed by a 36-piece orchestra?

Not too bad.