Posts by Morgan Hills
Dillard’s Reaction to New Tariffs? ‘Stay the Course’
The latest round of Section 301 duties, announced by the United States Trade Representative in late July, won’t be the last curve ball thrown by the Trump administration when it comes to trade policy. But reshuffling the sourcing map based on these weekly fluctuations isn’t a winning—or enduring—strategy, according to Tony Anzovino, director of product…
Read MoreCould “Fast” Be, at Long Last, Rob Tregenza’s Breakout Film?
This summary does an injustice to the originality and the sophistication of Tregenza’s way with narrative form. The tale unfolds in many time frames—Sterling’s memory-fraught quest for speed, the troubles of her early adulthood, even echoes of chidhood—which intermingle freely on the screen. This technique puts key moments in a permanent present tense of suggestion,…
Read MoreWhere Wild Things Go
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Read MoreConsumers Seek Value, Deal With Stress During Back-to-School Shopping Season
As the back-to-school (BTS) shopping season peaks, Amazon, Walmart and Target are slashing prices on school supplies. In apparel and footwear, Old Navy and Gap are pushing 30 to 50 percent off on basics, denim and children’s wear, while Nike and Adidas are touting promotions of 25 to 40 percent off on footwear, athletic apparel…
Read MoreThe U.S. Helped Make Europe. Can It Break It?
Walt Rostow, who became Lyndon B. Johnson’s national-security adviser during the Vietnam War, had also been working on postwar plans to incorporate Germany into the rest of Western Europe by means of economic coöperation. Morgan believes that Rostow came to that idea first, before Monnet, and, indeed, that Rostow passed his views on to the Frenchman,…
Read MoreMichael Jordan’s Air Jordan 11 Got a Modern — and Affordable — Update and It’s Available Right Now
From “Space Jam” to the beloved Concord colorway, Michael Jordan’s Air Jordan 11 is one of the most iconic sneakers in Jordan Brand’s massive archive. And, with the price of certain styles reaching as high as $250, it’s also one of the most expensive models the brand offers. With the sneaker set to receive plenty…
Read MoreA Short Song for a Long and Precious Season
But “Something to Love” is an anthem of summer, not of child rearing. Isbell’s lyrics unfold in that long, leisurely way that the hottest months of the year do, recounting unhurried gatherings of friends and family. I am particularly susceptible to the song’s small-town charms because I grew up in a world similar to the…
Read MoreJa Morant’s New Nike Sneaker Is Getting Its Wildest Colorway So Far
Just four years young, Ja Morant’s Nike signature sneaker line has already had plenty of eye-catching colorways and yet, an upcoming style of the Portland Trail Blazers’ star’s fourth shoe could be a contender for his boldest footwear yet. New in-hand images shared by @prm.stocks1 show the upcoming Nike Ja 4 “Radar,” which is also…
Read MoreWhy Can’t I Stop Writing About Where I’m From?
When you immigrate, certain bands of cultural experience go dark. Is that why I can’t stop writing about where I’m from? Source link
Read More‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Enters Haircare Space With Official Hair Clips, Scrunchies and Bonnet Release
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. It’s been over a year since KPop Demon Hunters premiered on Netflix, and the Oscar-winning film has moved from rewatch to retail with a slew of officially-licensed product releases. Hot off a Vans sneaker…
Read MoreSam Smith on Their New Album, “Hazel Eyes”
Listen and subscribe: Apple | Spotify | Wherever You Listen Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the best of The New Yorker in your inbox. Sam Smith burst onto the music scene in 2014 with their début album, “In the Lonely Hour.” It was one of the best-selling albums of the decade and…
Read MoreThe Modern R. & B. of Olivia Dean and Baby Rose
Also: Cat Cohen’s one-woman musical comedy, the Anthony Bourdain bio-pic “Tony,” Battery Dance Festival by the water, and more. Source link
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