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The Illinois state legislature has officially declared the Italian beef sandwich as the state sandwich. They also want the TV show The Bear to know its popularity helped make it happen! On May 20th, lawmakers passed a resolution specifically mentioning the show’s role in bringing the sandwich back into the spotlight. Corey Hendrix, an actor on The Bear and a Chicago native, was at the state capitol to accept a framed copy of the resolution.

Deion Sanders is once again using his popularity to bring back a classic Nike shoe. He recently revealed on social media that the Nike Air DT Proto ’92 will be re-released in a bold new “Prime Red” color. This isn’t just a typical re-release, though – the shoe was originally an unreleased prototype from the early 90s. Now, Nike is finally giving this lost design a chance to shine, connecting Sanders’ incredible career as a player with his current role as head coach at the University of Colorado.

If you look at photography today – at exhibits, on the streets, anywhere people are shooting – you’ll notice a trend: equipment is becoming more streamlined and simpler. For those who grew up creating images for social media, the most important camera isn’t about having the best technology, it’s about having a camera readily available.

Don Nguyen is expanding his popular burger restaurant, Burger She Wrote, to Sherman Oaks. The new location, opening May 30th at 14245 Ventura Blvd, will be the second for the restaurant he started with the late Steven Arroyo. It will introduce their famous Oklahoma-style wagyu smashburger – the burger that first gained them a loyal following – to customers in the San Fernando Valley.

Deion Sanders is making sure his Colorado Buffaloes football team stands out, and that includes what they wear. Nike has just unveiled a new line of Air Diamond Turf 2 cleats, with a special “Colorado” edition designed specifically for the team. These sleek, high-end cleats highlight Sanders’ impact as a style icon, both as a coach and a player.

Grace Wales Bonner, who recently became the head of menswear design at Hermès, is assembling her team before her first collection for the brand. Sources say she’s brought on John-Gabriel Harrison, previously the design lead at popular French label A.P.C., to be a key member of her design group.

JW Anderson is teaming up with Burnt Fen Flowers for the 2026 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. This partnership will feature the brand’s Pimlico store, turning it into a unique space where fashion, handmade items, and gardening come together. The collaboration will also showcase JW Anderson’s Home & Garden collection, with the store displaying a modern mix of home goods, antiques, and art.

Nike is releasing a Dunk Low inspired by the iconic CBGB music club, and it feels like a perfect fit. The shoe captures the spirit of the venue with a worn-in look reminiscent of its wall covered in posters. It also features labels with the names of Bleecker and Bowery streets printed on the inside of the tongues, showing a real understanding of the club’s important place in New York City’s history.

Timberland is known for high-quality leather shoes, and the Authentic Loafer proves they can make a great shoe without the classic tall boot design. This comfortable, slip-on loafer features a leather lining and durable lug sole, and is currently available in Burgundy and Black at BILLY’S ENT in Tokyo.

Cliff Booth, the character Brad Pitt won an Oscar for playing seven years ago, is returning in a new film. Quentin Tarantino is passing the directing reins to David Fincher for The Adventures of Cliff Booth, which will have a special two-week showing in IMAX theaters starting November 25th, followed by its release on Netflix on December 23rd.