David Renshaw

1 week ago | thefader.com | David Renshaw

Katy Perry is no stranger to criticism, but normally it's aimed in the direction of her music. Right now, she has become the center of attention for another, perhaps more deserving reason. On April 14, the pop star went into space as part of an all-female crew organized by Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin company.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | David Renshaw

6 hours agoModel and actress Emily Ratajkowski is among the latest celebrities to criticize Blue Origin's recent space flight. In a video posted on TikTok, Ratajkowski shared her thoughts on the expedition that sent an all-female, star-studded crew into space for 11 minutes. The model, who has amassed 2.7 million followers on the video-sharing platform, described the short expedition as a “parody,” criticizing those involved in the flight. "That space mission this morning? That’s end time s**t.

1 week ago | thefader.com | David Renshaw

The first trailer for Eddington, director Ari Aster's new movie starring Joaquin Phoenix, Emma Stone, and Austin Butler, is here. The movie, described as a western thriller and black comedy, is set during the pandemic with the trailer comprising of Phoenix's character, a sheriff in the small New Mexico town of Eddington, scrolling social media on his phone. It is through his feed that he encounters the various characters in the town he oversees.

1 week ago | thefader.com | David Renshaw

Coachella 2025 took place in Indo, California over the weekend and, as is usual for the festival, there were a lot of surpises and eye-grabbing moments happening. Headliners Lady Gaga, Green Day, and Post Malone kept their sets pretty straight forward but lower down the bill there were plenty of unexpected appearances. Chief among them was Charli xcx who marked out her future headliner credentials with a set that revived Brat summer for one night in the desert.

1 week ago | thefader.com | David Renshaw

Bon Iver's new album SABLE, fABLE is out today and to celebrate Justin Vernon is getting a little whacky. As well as hearing the new album today, you can also buy one of two dozen products Vernon has worked on with a bunch of different brands across the glove. These range from the high end (Todd Snyder cashmere hoodies) to the bizarre (an Earl of East fragrance inspired by sound) and a little on the nose (if a man in your life wants to buy Bon Iver coffee, it's a cry for help).