Bergdorf Goodman, a luxury department store founded in 1899, operates the women’s flagship and the men’s store on Fifth Avenue; part of Saks.
E. Jean Carroll has asked a federal judge to require Donald Trump to pay the roughly $5.8 million that a 2023 jury awarded after finding him liable for sexual abuse and defamation. Carroll's lawyers have filed for immediate disbursement after the Supreme Court declined to hear Trump's appeal; Judge Lewis Kaplan has given Trump's team until July 7 to respond.
A short film, Echoes, explores how two men confront trauma and mental health while reconciling past events at a former school. The project, led by Walters and Nathalie Emmanuel with director Alex Lanipekun, features on-set mental health support and politicians a reflection on masculinity and violence, drawing parallels with a TV series about toxic culture.
Tokyo has introduced a policy allowing shorts, t-shirts, and trainers as part of its summer work attire under the "Tokyo Cool Biz" initiative. The change aims to cope with extreme heat while curbing energy use, though reviews are divided—some applaud comfort, others raise concerns about fairness and legibility of dress codes.
Donald Trump and the Department of Justice have asked the US Supreme Court to overturn an $83.3m defamation judgment won by writer E Jean Carroll, arguing presidential immunity and the Westfall Act shield statements made while Trump was in office. Lower courts have split on immunity questions; the filings argue the appeals court avoided deciding the core constitutional issue.
The Supreme Court has refused to rehear Donald Trump’s defamation and sex-abuse verdict cases involving E. Jean Carroll. The latest order leaves the $5 million defamation verdict intact and maintains a separate $83.3 million defamation award under review. The decision follows two earlier denials of petitions to reconsider.