Новости за 21.06.2018

MoviePass will follow the Uber model of charging "surge pricing" by July, introducing modest fees in an effort for the company to actually turn a profit.

Virgil Abloh's Louis Vuitton debut is a historic win for him—and us.

U.S. Men's National Team legendary goalkeeper Tim Howard talks about the country making a deep run in the 2026 World Cup and what it would take for that to happen as the U.S., Canada, and

Next month, Playboi Carti is thankfully taking his excellent new album 'Die Lit' on the road. Each stop will presumably result in a real-life recreation of his "R.I.P." video.

'Better Call Saul' will debut its new season on AMC on August 9, and creator Vince Gilligan thinks fans will be excited for the return of a 'very important' character from the 'Breaking Bad' era.

An investigation reveals the NCAA violations which UConn says justified the firing of men's hoops coach Kevin Ollie back in March.

Three days after the death of XXXTentacion, Trippie Redd has dropped a track titled “Ghost Busters” featuring the late rapper and Ski Mask the Slump God.

The most anticipated show in Paris delivered the goods—and an unexpected emotional punch.

The mysterious follow-up to Jaden Smith's 2017 'SYRE' project is set for release early next month. But first, join Jaden in Tokyo in the new video for "Ghost."

Shaquille O'Neal provided insights on his recent showbiz ambitions as part of a new profile in 'The Hollywood Reporter.'

Here's a first look at "Skate Kitche," the epic summer skate drama about friends, young love, and of course, skateboarding. The film stars Jaden Smith and girls from the real NYC skate crew The Skate Kitchen.

'Body Cam' will mark Mary J. Blige's first starring role. She will play an LAPD police officer who is haunted by visions after two white officers kill a black youth and destroy the body cam footage.

The Air Jordan 12 'Michigan' NRG retro sneakers are available now trough Nike's early access offer. Find out if you're able to purchase the shoes ahead of their official release.

The 18-year-old daughter of Snoop Dogg delivers a strong, confident second single after making her debut with "SAME" in April. Oakland rapper Kamaiyah comes through with an excellent verse of her own, as well.

On today's episode top NBA draft prospect Jaren Jackson Jr. was supposed to stop by for an interview but scheduling conflicts occurred and cancellations made. Tony later swings by the NBA "Gifting Suite" and catches up with UCLA guard Aaron Holiday and Kentucky swingman Shai Gilgeous Alexander.

Kanye West fans are allegedly harassing Rita Minissi, the photographer he's accused of copying in his latest Yeezy Season 6 campaign. Find out what Minissi had to say about the alleged plagiarism here.

Kim Kardashian wore braids and was criticized for cultural appropriation yet again, while her daughter had straight hair and critics thought Kim was erasing her daughter's natural hair.

Minnesota Timberwolves forward/center Karl-Anthony Towns will hold down the 10th annual ESPN Body Issue for the NBA. Inside, get a sneak peek of Towns' images from the issue.

The triple-disco 'SR3MM' takeover continues with a new video for the Swae Lee solo joint "Guatemala," featuring Slim Jxmmi.

A video circulating on Twitter shows Blue Ivy Carter's hilarious reaction to seeing JAY-Z and Beyoncé's intimate, NSFW videos during the On the Run II tour: the 6-year-old covers her eyes and ducks for cover.

Marques Brownlee is YouTube's favorite tech shaman, the Shorty Awards Creator of the Decade, and an astute reviewer of everything from iPhones to Teslas. But how is he with hot food? Find out as the oft-requested MKBHD finally takes his turn against the wings of death.

The NBA Draft is an inexact science, and finding a franchise player can be a crapshoot. There have been no brainers like Shaquille O’Neal and LeBron James, but there are also guys like Steve Nash and Kobe Bryant who were overlooked and became legends. Here are 15 NBA players who outperformed their draft selection.

Vibes on vibes...

A group of three Wichita men face up to 20 years in prison and fines of up to $250,000 for buying Air Jordan sneakers with counterfeit money. Find out the full story here.

Complex caught up with Cali Thornhill DeWitt to talk about his latest collabs and his famed text-based art.