American filmmaker and actor focused on race, urban life, and politics.
The US and Iran have signed a short memorandum of understanding launching a 60-day negotiation to end the recent war. Israeli leaders and major American Jewish organisations have voiced concern — ranging from muted criticism to outright opposition — while at least one pro-Trump Jewish group has backed the framework. Negotiators have not yet produced a full, binding deal.
The Knicks have reached the NBA Finals after a 105-95 win over the Spurs, driving a citywide surge in premium Knicks merchandise and vintage gear as celebrities and executives attend the games.
President Donald Trump is attending Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs. Security around Madison Square Garden is heightened, with a no-bag policy and TSA-style screening. Fans are urged to arrive early as authorities coordinate a large safety perimeter around the venue.
A Brooklyn jury has found Dmitriy Popov guilty of first-degree manslaughter as a hate crime in the 2023 stabbing death of O’Shae Sibley, a dancer. Jurors also convicted him of related charges but acquitted him of murder as a hate crime. Sentencing is set for June 30; Popov testified he acted in self-defense.
The New York Knicks have closed to one win from their first NBA championship since 1973 after a dramatic comeback over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4. OG Anunoby’s tip-in with 1.2 seconds left sealed a 107-106 victory, giving New York a 3-1 series lead. Spurs had led by 29 before the rally.
New York celebrates a historic Knicks victory as citywide joy spills into streets and venues, with celebrities joining the celebration and a parade planned for Thursday. The tension between public euphoria and security concerns is evident as police report rising incidents amid the celebrations.
A wave of polo shirts is shaping fashion and public life. From football managers and politicians to celebrities, the polo is crossing borders and industries. Sales and social buzz point to a sustained revival driven by preppy styling and casual formality.
New York readies a ticker-tape parade through the Canyon of Heroes to crown the Knicks’ 53-year wait with a city-wide celebration. Mayor Mamdani has framed Thursday’s event as potentially the largest in New York’s history, with 10,000 officers on duty and security measures in place. The parade will travel from Battery Park to City Hall, featuring former Knicks icons and stars.
Knicks championing access to the White House are weighing whether to visit President Trump after owner James Dolan invited the president to host a White House visit; players have not yet decided, amid mixed reactions from media figures and political commentators.
The Knicks’ championship has sparked a citywide celebration, with millions packing Manhattan streets for a ticker-tape parade. Crowds have reflected a rare moment of unity as Mayor Mamdani awards the team the key to the city and performances echo through City Hall. The event has disrupted normal life but has become a unifying spectacle for New Yorkers.
New York has held its first-ever Knicks ticker-tape parade after the team has won the NBA title, drawing an estimated two million fans to Lower Manhattan on June 18. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has presented the team with keys to the city; Alicia Keys performed and a heavy NYPD security deployment managed crowds and closures.
Rambert’s This is Rambert tour on the Festival Theatre stage showcases Crimson, Hop(e)storm and Gallery of Consequence, to revive the company’s reputation for accessible, high-skill dance. The program blends witty, athletic, and poignant works, with live accompaniment and strong choreography.