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!! OMG, The Onion buys InfoWars !!

Following the lawsuits by Sandy Hook families against Alex Jones and Infowars, and the resulting $1.487 billion in judgments against him, his assets were put up for auction in bankruptcy. Both supporters and opponents of Jones bid on it, with his supporters planning to keep him doing the same thing, but The Onion won, with support from some of the Sandy Hook families.

The Onion now owns Infowars’ studio, archives, trademarks, website, and social media; Jones plans to challenge the sale. LOL

The Onion says Infowars’ launch advertiser will be Everytown for Gun Safety, and gun safety will remain part of the site’s messaging. Good on them! Find Onion CEO Bryce P. Tetraeder‘s full statement on the purchase of the fallen

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!! OMG, bold bling: Check out Bruce LaBruce’s new jewelry collection !!


This June, filmmaker Bruce LaBruce and German jeweller Jonathan Johnson unite once again for a bold new venture—the LOVE HATE jewelry collection. This collaboration, fourteen years in the making, dives into the duality of emotions, blending LaBruce’s cinematic flair with Johnson’s craftsmanship.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The duo’s creative journey—from Niagara Falls to LaBruce’s hometown of Port Elgin—imbues the pieces with a sense of movement, fluidity, and understated rebellion. With 47 pieces crafted in brass, recycled sterling silver, and customizable gold, each design merges accessibility with artistry, all produced in Hamburg.

Just launched this week, the LOVE HATE collection marks the latest chapter in a long-standing partnership, with more past collaborations set to follow.

This is a collection where art, emotion, and craftsmanship collide. A celebration of contrasts—embracing both sides.

Check out the pieces, and shop the full collection after the jump!

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!! OMG, WATCH: Pedro Almodóvar breaks down the most important looks in his films for Vogue España !!

“I don’t have children: everything I have belongs to my films, starting with myself”.

Filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar goes back to his first films to make a complete review of the most iconic looks of each of his works: A journey that starts in 1980 with ‘Pepi, Luci, Bom and Other Girls on the Heap’, goes through his long period of collaboration with Jean Paul Gaultier (in ‘Kika’ or ‘Bad Education’) and the appearances of Marc Jacobs or Chanel garments in the iconic roles of Penélope Cruz in ‘Volver’ or ‘Broken Embraces’ or the Balenciaga dress that jumped straight from the haute couture catwalk to ‘La voz dormida’ with Tilda Swinton. Check out Pedro and Vogue España above!

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