Trans creator Dylan Mulvaney rises again in coverage after recent headlines surrounding public appearances and advocacy.
Jaguar Land Rover has unveiled the Type 01, an all‑electric Grand Tourer, in New York, marking a pivot to a fully EV lineup. The car promises 3.2‑second acceleration, up to 450 miles of range, and starts at around $130,000 in the U.S. The launch follows recent backlash to Jaguar’s woke rebrand and ongoing cyberattack fallout.
President Trump has attended the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, praised some journalists, mocked others and repeatedly attacked news organisations and named reporters. The event has followed the April shooting that forced the original dinner to be abandoned and featured tighter security and awards for reporters, including a Wall Street Journal team.
Kylian Mbappé has left Nike after nearly 20 years and has signed with Swiss brand On, which has hired Thierry Henry as director of football. On has given Mbappé equity and will involve him in designing football boots and apparel; the company plans retail football boots in 2027 and will feature Mbappé as a global ambassador.
The Novig campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney has sparked a global debate on the sexualisation of women in sport. Athletes and regulators say the ad reduces female sports to appearance, while supporters frame it as a reflection of modern culture. The conversation spans Axios, The Guardian, The New York Times, The Independent and BBC Business.