Новости за 15.03.2018

The death of a French bulldog on a United Airlines flight this week has prompted a policy change by the carrier and motivated two U.S. senators to propose legislation protecting pets traveling by air.

Japan does not automatically come to mind when the subject is Jasper Johns. The artist entered the popular imagination with his paintings of the American flag in 1950s, and he will never cease to be identified with them.

Guillaume Henry has left Nina Ricci after three years as creative director, the French fashion house said on Thursday. This confirms a report in WWD on March 1.

A judge has agreed to let five additional accusers of Bill Cosby testify at his April 2 sexual assault retrial.

President Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort Jr. has asked a federal judge to dismiss some of the criminal charges he faces, arguing that special counsel Robert S. Mueller III exceeded his legal authority in bringing criminal cases unrelated to the presidential election.

Reebok has recruited “Wonder Woman” actress Gal Gadot for a new partnership.

There’s one overarching question as NASCAR returns to Southern California this weekend: Can anyone stop the Kevin Harvick express?

Promising to build on the Affordable Care Act, a coalition of influential interest groups announced a new legislative push Thursday for a patchwork of measures that aim to make healthcare in California cheaper and more accessible.

Writer-director-editor Joseph Martin’s edgy crime dramedy “Us and Them” has something to say, but it says it with perhaps too much pizzazz. Part of a long tradition of incendiary, punk-influenced British social satires, the picture will undoubtedly resonate with some politically engaged filmgoers,...

Paris-based trendy-casual brand Sandro, which has a long history of mining the music world for its capsule collections — think David Bowie, the Stone Roses, Nirvana, Sonic Youth, New Order and Joy Division — has licensed the name and likeness of reggae legend Bob Marley for a quartet of spring...

If a person wants to drive for Uber or Lyft but doesn’t have a car, both ride-hailing companies steer them toward rental cars.

Isabelle Huppert as a has-been chanteuse is all a film fan should need to stoke the wanna-see factor for “Souvenir,” and it probably doesn’t hurt that there’s a May-December romance as an extra incentive for devotees of the magnetic French superstar.

Holy cow, Lorde said in more colorful language, “there are a lot of people here tonight!”

A fresh spin on the suspense film, writer-director Kasra Farahani’s “Tilt” is more concerned with everyday anxiety than anything extreme. Rather than literal ticking time bombs, the movie focuses on small pressures that build into big ones: unwanted family obligations, awkward social interactions...

Several people were killed when a newly opened pedestrian bridge collapsed onto a highway at a Miami-area college Thursday, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

Ciara is going for the gold. Pandora Jewelry revealed today that the “1, 2 Step” singer is its newest brand ambassador, and her first order of business is a line of 18-karat gold-plated sterling silver jewelry — the first Pandora has offered.

Keenen Ivory Wayans is ready to give up the dream in Malibu. The actor and filmmaker has listed a seven-acre lot where he once planned to build for sale at $9.995 million.

Teen comedy meets political satire in “Dear Dictator,” a turkey of the first order distinguished only by the fact that co-writer-directors Lisa Addario and Joe Syracuse convinced the great Michael Caine to costar in this thudding mishmash.

Erica Vandross, the 17-year-old at the center of “Flower,” is no delicate blossom. She’s an exuberantly irreverent high school rebel who considers fellatio her true calling — in other words, a male fantasy wrapped in female self-empowerment.