After years of virtual launches and pandemic-era livestreams, sneaker culture is once again thriving in person. 2025 is shaping up to be one of the biggest comeback years for live sneaker events — and Jordan Brand is determined to close it out with a spectacle worthy of its name. Teaming up once again with Travis Scott and fragment design, Jordan is bringing the energy straight to Japan with a massive event that’s already become one of the most talked-about happenings of the year.

Hollywood mourns the loss of Diane Ladd, the acclaimed three-time Oscar nominee and mother of Laura Dern, who passed away at 89—just three months after the death of her husband, Robert Charles Hunter.

Lamar Jackson returned from injury in spectacular fashion, throwing four touchdown passes to lead the Baltimore Ravens to a 28–6 win over the Miami Dolphins on Thursday Night Football.

Jen Affleck and Jan Ravnik bid farewell to “Dancing With the Stars” during the Halloween-themed episode as Cheryl Burke returned to the ballroom and one contestant faced injury.

Amazon is preparing to announce the largest corporate layoffs in its history, with as many as 30,000 positions to be cut starting Tuesday. The move reflects broader industry trends as companies embrace AI-driven efficiency and reduce workforce costs.

The Boston Celtics enter the 2025-26 NBA season facing uncertainty without Jayson Tatum, relying on Jaylen Brown and a revamped roster to stay competitive in the East.

Doug Martin, former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Boise State running back, has died at age 36. Known as the “Muscle Hamster” for his explosive power and grit, Martin leaves behind a legacy of heart, determination, and unforgettable performances.

South Korea has decided to send an interagency special task force to Cambodia to cooperate in investigating and rescuing its citizens who were deceived into traveling there for so-called “easy, high-paying jobs.”