Supreme has released a closer look at all the accessories arriving this season.
Putting together one of its strongest offerings yet, the streetwear imprint is preparing an expansive range of boldly branded lifestyle items in collaboration with a list of unexpected names.
Other sure to be coveted items include the playfully branded Mortal Kombat arcade cabinet, ColgateCavity Protection toothpaste, Kartell Trix modular sofa bed and Box Logo sporting Chucky doll.
Some more unique accessories include a lipstick collaboration with Pat McGrath Labs, a branded fishbowl, oil container and a portable jump starter. Rounding up the range is a wall clock that references Supreme’s super rare Rolex watch and a selection of skate decks that carry over designs found in the FW20 apparel.
Supreme’s FW20 collection will see its regular weekly releases, starting with its first drop arriving in-stores globally on August 20, in Japan on August 22, and online on August 24.
When cast in “Big Fat Liar”, John Cho was asked to do his role with an accent. He turned down the part, saying he didn’t want young people thinking it was okay to laugh at someone’s accent.
In Cho’s entire career, he has not once played a character with a fake accent.
After Hydroxychloroquine, Trump Is Now Seeking To Get Another Unproven Drug Approved By The FDA: Report
President Donald Trump, who has previously touted antimalarial drugs as unproven treatments for Covid-19, is now reportedly seeking approval from the Food and Drug Administration for an extract from the oleander plant—another remedy with weak scientific backing—to be used to treat the coronavirus after being endorsed by a member of his cabinet and Trump-supporting MyPillow CEO, Mike Lindell, Axiosreports.
Trump’s reported endorsement of the extract oleandrin, more commonly used to treat heart conditions and asthma, follows a meeting at the Oval Office in July, during which he was told about it by Lindell.
Lindell, who, according to Axios, has a stake in Phoenix Biotechnology, the firm that makes the product, is reported to have said that at the meeting Trump had said: “The FDA should be approving it.”
This is despite limited evidence in a non-peer-reviewed study that oleandrin can inhibit the virus in test-tube experiments, while Phoenix Biotechnology director, Andrew Whitney, told Axios that the drug has been tested as a coronavirus cure on humans, but results are yet to be published.
Whitney, who is also seeking FDA approval to get oleandrin sold as a dietary supplement, has previously claimed that the botanical extract can cure the virus in two days, despite a lack of clinical trials or evidence.
As well as Lindell, Ben Carson, retired neurosurgeon and Trump’s Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, was also in the meeting to promote the drug to Trump, with his presence justified because of his role in the administration’s coronavirus task force, a member of Carson’s team said.
Meanwhile, the race continues to find a cure or vaccine for coronavirus, which has so far infected 5.4 million Americans and led to the deaths of 170,000 people in the U.S..
There is currently no cure for coronavirus. A coronavirus vaccine being developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca looks to be leading the vaccine race, with early-stage clinical trials last month showing that the virus appears to be safe. Russia last week claimed it had become the first in the world to grant regulatory approval for coronavirus vaccine “Sputnik-V”, despite experts raising safety concerns.
Drake returns with a new music video filmed entirely at Nike’s Portland, Oregon campus. He tapped Lil Durk and may have revealed his sixth studio album’s title: Certified Lover Boy.
Boldy James dropped off his third stellar album this year, enlisting Jay Versace for a cohesive, street-wise project that spans 10 songs and 22 minutes. It begs multiple listens through.
Detroit producer Black Noi$e prepped for Oblivion with the first non-Earl Sweatshirtrelease on Tan Cressida Records. It’s experimental, bold and there isn’t anything else quite like it thanks to melding Detroit techno and J Dilla sensibilities. Features include Earl, Danny Brown, Zelooperz and more. Elsewhere in the music world, Kali Uchis and Rico Nasty connected for a video that you have to see to believe, from Kali’s first full-length Spanish language album set to debut later this year.
At 33-years-young, Drake is more than comfortable naming his sixth studio album Certified Lover Boy and introducing said project through a new music video titled “Laugh Now Cry Later.”
Kali Uchis‘s sophomore record is on the way, and the GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter will be releasing the album as her first Spanish language project. After debuting “Aquí Yo Mando” featuring Rico Nasty, the duo returned for the official music video featuring Rico’s signature rockstar aesthetic amplified throughout with larger-than-life hairstyling and some matching wardrobes.
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Black Noi$e – Oblivion
Detroit producer Black Noi$e has arrived, delivering his new full-length album Oblivion, a 13-track offering that is full of experimental soundscapes spanning multiple genres, eras and moods.
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Burna Boy – Twice As Tall
Burna Boy debuted his fifth studio album, “Twice As Tall” today. Clocking in at just over 50 minutes, the 15-track record is executive produced by Sean “Diddy” Combs, Bosede Ogulu and Burna Boy himself, and was mostly recorded in Lagos during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Jim Carrey once said “Solitude is dangerous. It’s very addictive. It becomes a habit after you realize how calm and peaceful it is. It’s like you don’t want to deal with people anymore because they drain your energy.” How do you feel about this quote?
