Leslie Odom Jr. Had the Success He Wanted. It Still Felt Like Somebody Else’s Life
The Hamilton star says success became more satisfying when he stopped chasing others’ expectations and chose projects that preserved his
‘Charlie’s Angels’ Turns 50: Aaron Spelling Understood a Business Lesson That Still Matters Today
He gave his customers what they wanted, but not always what they expected.
Nile and Coroner Announce Co-Headlining Spring 2027 US Tour
Veteran metal bands Nile and Coroner have announced a Spring 2027 co-headlining US tour. The tour kick offs in Greenville,
Nike Is Betting on Luxury Expertise to Fuel Its Comeback. Its New Board Pick Isn’t a Sports Insider
Nike just added Alexandre Arnault to its board. The executive’s experience at LVMH, Tiffany, and Rimowa signals a broader strategic
ATARASHII GAKKO!, J-pop’s Rebel Schoolgirls, Will Play Together Until They Are “Grandmas”
It’s a long way from Tokyo, Japan to the Arts District of Culver City, CA, but the four members of
A 157-Year-Old Kentucky Distillery Stopped Making Whiskey in 1992. Now Sazerac Is Bringing It Back
The spirits giant is relaunching the Glenmore name with two new Kentucky whiskeys.
The New Street Fighter Popcorn Bucket Is Guile’s Hair, and You Can Wear It
The latest movie theater popcorn bucket intended to go viral is a multi-use object: Not only can you celebrate the
Death Cab for Cutie Announce 2027 North American Tour
Death Cab for Cutie have announced a new North American tour for 2027, along with an animated video for “Stone
Nike Followed Expert Advice. Then It Had to Reverse Course
Even the best advice can lead you in the wrong direction.
‘You want your songs playing everywhere in 50 years – not just 50 weeks.’
Gregg Alexander wrote one of the biggest songs of the ’90s, then pretty much completely withdrew from public life, opting