Johnny Depp
is launching the first “immersive and experimental exhibition” of his artwork in a show titled “A Bunch of Stuff.”
The exhibition will open next month at the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Manhattan, according to the New York Post
. The multimedia showcase will include “large-scale immersive rooms, traditional gallery spaces, and themed retail, guiding you through the different phases of Depp’s life and creative journey, enriched by his own narration,” according to the exhibition’s website
.
The show will open to the general public on Oct. 4, according to the Post.
Kamala Harris
took aim at Donald Trump
’s notoriously non-committal relationship with the truth Monday morning ahead of both candidates taking the stage at their first presidential debate.
The vice president made the comments during an interview with The Rickey Smiley Show
ahead of her showdown
with Trump on Tuesday night. “He’s played through this really old entire playbook where there’s no floor for him in terms of how low he will go,” Harris said. “And we should be prepared for that, we should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by telling the truth.”
“We should be prepared for the fact he’s probably going to speak a lot of untruth,” she went on. “He tends to fight for himself, not for the American people, and I think that’s going to come out during the debate. I think he’s gonna lie.”
Don Lemon
says his widely condemned on-air comments about Nikki Haley
being past her “prime” were “totally misconstrued.”
The former CNN
host was fired last year by the network two months after he made the remarks during his ill-fated run on CNN This Morning. Lemon spoke about the incident in a new interview with The New York Times ahead of the release of his new memoir this week.
“That was totally misconstrued,” Lemon told the Times of his comments about Haley, who was at the time running for the Republican presidential nomination. He meant to convey that the general public might consider Haley a has-been, the newspaper reports, rather than expressing a view that he personally held.
Nancy Pelosi
could be forgiven for believing she had a partisan crowd as fans lined up in Fort Worth, Texas, for a signed copy of her new memoir, The Art of Power.
Patti Scialfa, Bruce Springsteen
’s wife and a longtime member of his E Street Band, says she was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2018.
Scialfa, 71, revealed her battle with blood cancer in a new documentary about her husband that premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival
on Sunday. In the film, Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Scialfa says she received the diagnosis while she and her husband were doing a run of shows on Broadway six years ago.
“Touring has become a challenge for me,” Scialfa, who joined the E Street Band as a guitarist and singer in 1984, says in the film, according to People
. “In 2018, well, Bruce and I were doing a play on Broadway. I was diagnosed with early stage multiple myeloma.”
