Rebecca Taylor’s SS26 collection, showcased during New York Fashion Week at a sleek midtown showroom, was a masterclass in versatility and timelessness.
The Knockturnal caught up with voice talents Gaten Matarazzo and Tony Revolori, along with writers and executive producers Dan Hernandez and Benji Samit, to talk about the newest chapter in the LEGO® Star Wars saga.
Liquid I.V.® brought a burst of energy to New York Fashion Week with its Bodega Pop-Up in SoHo, drawing in celebrities, tastemakers, and influencers. Guests, including Law Roach, Amaya Espinal, Miguel Harichi, Jeff Staple, Chriselle Lim, and Cyrus Veyssi, stopped by to experience the interactive installation that blended the grit of the city with the brand’s latest innovation.
When you think about Black love stories, certain titles always rise to the surface, such as Love Jones, Love & Basketball, Brown Sugar, Crooklyn, Do the Right Thing, and She’s Gotta Have It. They’re not just movies, but cultural touchstones that have shaped the way we see love, community, and creative ambition through a distinctly Black lens.
The Knockturnal sat down with Kenny Gravillis, the creative mind behind some of today’s most striking film posters, to discuss his long-standing collaboration with Spike Lee and the art of visual storytelling.
Trevor Jackson is stepping back into the spotlight with his latest release, “Friend of a Friend.” The track offers a glimpse into what he describes as his most revealing and emotionally honest project yet.
WWE RAW got a major dose of Hollywood energy as Netflix hosted an electrifying takeover at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, July 15th, The Sunset Room in Hollywood became the backdrop for a night of generosity and unity as celebrities, athletes, artists, and community leaders came together for the Pre-ESPY Charity Celebration.
The 31st Annual HOT 97 Summer Jam was a night to remember, lighting up the Prudential Center on June 20th with high-energy performances, surprise tributes, and a crowd that came ready to celebrate Hip Hop in all its glory.
Rain or shine, nothing could stop the energy at this year’s All About Us Festival, which returned to Jersey City’s waterfront for its third, and biggest, year yet. The event transformed the area into a vibrant celebration of Black excellence, culture, and freedom.