The team at USA TODAY attended 45 shows, events, parties and presentations. Here's a glimpse and what we saw and heard all of New York Fashion Week.

A new Nike Dunk Low silhouette might be on the horizon. Multiple sneaker outlets have reported that the Dunk Low “Pale Ivory/Off Noir” colorway will be released sometime in Spring 2025.

From left, Craig Meyer, Silvia Blemker and Joseph Hart are the University of Virginia’s Innovators of the Year. The UVA ...

To mark its 10th anniversary, adidas is returning the original Ultra Boost. This special release remains faithful to the groundbreaking design that redefined both comfort and performance.

Discover the world of purple logos and see which brands have harnessed the power of this colour. Explore the top 10 logos that have left an impact. Purple has been a colour associated with royalty, ...

It’s always nice to find deals on things my fellow Strategist writers have recently recommended, and this week was particularly fruitful. Some standouts: a handful of home décor from this month ...

Jan. 30—In this excerpt from his new book, "Magic in the Air: The Myth, the Mystery, and the Soul of the Slam Dunk," Inquirer columnist Mike Sielski explores the effect of Julius Erving's career ...

Sky Force actor Veer Pahariya wants to explore grey roles like Allu Arjun in Pushpa, Shah Rukh Khan in Don and Yash in KGF. He shares his take on success, emphasising empathy over self-importance.

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A large part of All-Star Saturday night's allure is that it closes with the Slam Dunk Contest. Over the years, the competition has pitted some of the game's most athletic players against one ...

Where were these things in the seventies?! Help prevent dizziness with Motion Sickness Glasses (suitable for adults and children aged 5 and up) designed to relieve vertigo and car-induced nausea.

While players of today can wear virtually whatever they want in the game, Jordan's classic numbered line was often limited to Black/Red/White/Grey ensembles. As a result, the “Bred” or black ...