Gal Nell Dahan S/S 2027 Turns Movement Into a New Summer Uniform
Gal Nell Dahan’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection explores dressing as an ongoing process shaped by travel, cultural exchange and movement. Rather than fixed references, the wardrobe layers silhouettes, proportions and familiar codes into looks that feel lived-in, adaptable and in motion, capturing identity in the space between places.
July 27, 2026
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Palomo Marks WorldPride Amsterdam Pop-Up & Tom of Finland Collabo
Palomo is bringing its gender-fluid, theatrical vision to WorldPride Amsterdam with its first pop-up outside Spain and a collaboration with the Tom of Finland Foundation. Running July 30 to August 4, 2026, the project reinterprets queer cruising history through tenderness, fashion and intimacy, alongside events, talks and a commemorative lunch.
July 27, 2026
Zephyring 30 Yrs! Fiona Apple’s Landmark Debut, Tidal, Celebrates Anniversary
Thirty years after its 1996 release, Fiona Apple’s debut album Tidal still feels as urgent and uncompromising as ever. The anniversary feature revisits how the 18-year-old songwriter fused jazz, chamber pop and alternative rock into songs like “Sleep to Dream,” “Shadowboxer” and “Criminal,” redefining vulnerability, defiance and emotional honesty for a generation.
July 27, 2026
Whoopi Goldberg, Jenifer Lewis, Vanessa Williams, Vivica A. Fox Starring In Netflix’s ‘Women Like Us’ Obama Productions
Whoopi Goldberg, Jenifer Lewis, Vanessa Williams and Vivica A. Fox will star in Netflix’s Women Like Us, a Higher Ground and MACRO comedy set in the Hamptons. The film follows a recently widowed woman and her lifelong friends as a 30th anniversary trip turns into a heartfelt reckoning with grief, marriage, friendship and reinvention.
July 27, 2026
Monday Muse: Thomas Edison’s Cylinders First To Play Recorded Sound (1887)
This Monday Muse looks back at the invention that made recorded music possible, from Thomas Edison’s 1877 tinfoil-cylinder phonograph to Emile Berliner’s 1887 flat-disc gramophone. It explains how Berliner’s design helped transform sound recording into a mass-market industry and paved the way for the records, playlists and streams we use today.
July 27, 2026
Matt Damon Visits Pleasantly Curiously “Closet Picks”
Matt Damon visits the Criterion Closet and builds a stack that reads like a film-school reunion, spotlighting movies by Steven Soderbergh, Gus Van Sant, Kenneth Lonergan, the Coen brothers, Billy Wilder and more. His picks reveal the collaborators, performances and moral complexity that shaped his career and still inspire him as a student of cinema.
July 27, 2026
Leslie Jones Hilariously Looks Back At “ET Then & Now”
Leslie Jones looks back at her early Saturday Night Live days in Entertainment Tonight’s ET Then Now, revealing she was terrified when she first joined the cast. The retrospective highlights how Kenan Thompson helped her find her footing and how she later turned that fear into the bold, commanding presence fans know today.
July 27, 2026
Actor Dominic Sessa Chats Transforming For Anthony Bourdain Biopic
Dominic Sessa is stepping into the role of a young Anthony Bourdain in A24’s Tony, a biographical drama focused on Bourdain’s formative summer in Provincetown before fame. In a TODAY interview, Sessa discusses the physical and emotional transformation, the challenge of capturing Bourdain’s restless energy, and the film’s August 7, 2026 release.
July 27, 2026
10 Fast Food Menu Items In America Vs International Countries
Fast-food chains like McDonald’s, Burger King and Domino’s often serve very different menus overseas, adapting to local tastes, ingredients and dietary rules. This look at international versions of familiar favorites highlights surprising regional creations, from unusual pizzas to sweet-and-savory burgers, showing how global brands reinvent themselves country by country.
July 27, 2026