J Balvin’s colorful 2020 Air Jordan 1 collaboration is famous for its bright design, but it turns out he also created a much more understated version. He recently surprised sneaker fans by revealing a never-before-seen black sample of the shoe at his birthday party, showing that he has plenty of exciting designs still hidden away.
Nike is making significant changes to its digital strategy, and it’s been a difficult process. The company recently announced another round of layoffs, impacting about 1,400 employees globally. This cut is different from previous ones, as it specifically targets Nike’s technology and global operations teams. Notably, the team responsible for the popular SNKRS app has been largely eliminated, suggesting a major shift in how Nike will handle releases of its most sought-after sneakers in the future.
Nonnative’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, called “Urban Suburban,” captures the fresh feel of May with a mix of coastal and city styles. The collection features relaxed shapes, soft colors, and layers designed for practicality, staying true to the brand’s simple, versatile aesthetic.
The Vans Old Skool 36 Souvenir in “Oatmeal” is the newest shoe in Vans’ Souvenir collection. It features a soft, worn-in canvas upper in a light oatmeal color, with matching stitching and leather details. The shoe is highlighted by colorful, textured stitching on the sides and tongue, along with a variety of Vans logos.
Pharrell Williams is once again reimagining what it means to be a modern man. He’s revealed the campaign for Louis Vuitton’s Pre-Fall 2026 menswear collection, and for the first time, professional skateboarder Tyshawn Jones – a well-known figure in New York – is the face of the brand. Jones embodies the idea of a ‘contemporary dandy,’ blending the elegance of Parisian fashion with his strong impact on skateboarding around the world.
Action Bronson’s new album, Planet Frog, is out now! The 13-song collection features beats from top producers like Harry Fraud, Daringer, and Human Growth Hormone, as well as production work from Bronson himself.
After starting as a creative idea eight years ago in a small New York City apartment, the Korean American clothing brand Sundae School is opening its first official store. The store will be located in Manhattan’s Chinatown, at 117 Hester Street—just a few blocks from where the founder, Dae Lim, originally came up with the idea. This is a significant milestone for the brand, which focuses on building community and blends streetwear with influences from Korean heritage and cannabis culture.
OnlyFans is entering a new chapter. Its parent company, Fenix International, has sold a 16% share to Architect Capital, an investment firm based in San Francisco, for $535 million. This deal values OnlyFans at $3.15 billion and will give the company more funding and a partner to help it grow in the online creator space.
Shows like Lost became popular because fans actively discussed and theorized about the show online, trying to solve its mysteries. But captivating, puzzling stories have always been a hit with audiences – The Twilight Zone famously presented weekly riddles, carefully planting clues and hints before each surprising ending. Now, new mysteries are appearing that try to combine the intriguing puzzles of The Twilight Zone with the atmospheric feel of Lost. Among all of these, one show particularly stands out as a worthy successor: Manifest.
Pop star Dua Lipa is suing Samsung for $15 million, claiming the company used her image to advertise its televisions without her consent or any agreement. According to Variety, Lipa alleges Samsung used her face and likeness in their marketing materials without permission or compensation, sparking a major legal dispute.