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Lana Del Rey stars and sings in H&M’s cold and creepy fall 2012 fashion film that’s pretty much a direct rip-off of — excuse me — homage to David Lynch‘s classic thriller Blue Velvet. Which begs the question, “Why?” STORY: Lana Del Rey Goes Nude on Cover of British GQ’s ‘Men of the Year’ Issue Fash Track was a confused a few weeks ago when Del Rey was chosen as the only woman to grace the cover of one of British GQ’s five Men of the Year issues.

The story behind the Diamondbacks mascot is an interesting one, and it certainly helps explain why the team went with the name and the animal to represent it. Brently Bell, the son of the team's inaugural second baseman, Jay Bell, came up with the idea for the name. D. Baxter is a play on the team's shortened nickname, the D'Backs. The bobcat idea came from the name of the ballpark when it first opened.

A notable Upper East Side townhouse is off the market for $12 million less than it last sold. According to The Wall Street Journal, the elegant spread of estate tucked away on East 70th Street in Manhattan has sold for $19 million, a 39% drop in price from the $31 million it last sold for nearly two years ago. After sitting on the market for two years and with varying price tags, the deal of the century was inked out in favor of real estate investor David Edelstein, who told the Journal he bought the home as an investment in an off-market deal that closed earlier this month.

Rob Gronkowski is a future Hall of Famer and arguably the best tight end in NFL history. Before he embarked on that kind of career, though, he was just a regular player trying to get more prominent. The way in which he approached this left him in a very awkward situation. In 2011, when he was still an up and coming player, Gronkowski took a couple of pictures with an adult film star named BiBi Jones.

Australian colossus Will Sparks introduces his brand-new single, “Annihilate,” via HARDWELL’s Revealed Recordings as a precursor to his upcoming North American tour. The creator of the ‘Melbourne Bounce,’ Sparks’ recent stylistic shift, called ‘big room techno,’ induces listeners to hit the dancefloor. Will Sparks’ mesmerizing sound has collected hundreds of millions of streams, more than 2.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify, and mainstage appearances at international festivals, including Ultra Music Festival, Creamfields, and Tomorrowland, along with residencies at the world’s elite spots.

There's a reason you've probably seen ankle tattoos everywhere recently. Not only are they in a easy-to-hide spot (if, you know, your parents aren't exactly on board), but they're also really, really pretty. And, they've been spotted on a lot of your celeb faves—from Hailey Bieber to Rihanna—making ankle tats the thing you're about to see all over your Insta feeds this summer. So if you want to join the ankle-tattoo club, but need some more inspo before you take the leap, I've got you.

InfoCategory:Richest Celebrities › DirectorsNet Worth:$100 MillionBirthdate:Jan 12, 1957 (67 years old)Birthplace:HollywoodGender:MaleProfession:Film Producer, Film director, Screenwriter, Animator, Television Director, Actor, Voice Actor, Story ArtistNationality:United States of America 💰 Compare John Lasseter's Net Worth Table of ContentsExpandEarly LifeCareerPersonal LifeAwards and NominationsWhat Is John Lasseter's Net Worth?John Lasseter is an American animator, film director, screenwriter, and producer who has a net worth of $100 million. Lasseter runs Skydance Animation, and he previously served as the chief creative officer at Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar Animation Studios, and Disneytoon Studios.

Yet again, a pair of radical shoes has taken the internet by storm. MSCHF has teased a pair of big red boots, causing a commotion among fans. The footwear takes inspiration from one anime character in particular. This isn’t the first time the Brooklyn-based art collective has released a viral product or made the headlines. Back in the summer of 2021, MSCHF was taken to court over a pair of collaborative shoes made by famous rapper Lil Nas X.

Dave Chappelle wrapped his four-show stint in New York City to celebrate his 50th birthday with famous friends, including John Mayer, Busta Rhymes, Common, T.I. and Pete Davidson, who said he just finished rehab. Davidson and fellow comedian Michael Che, both New Yorkers, took in the thrill of performing for a sold-out crowd at the famed Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. Both said they were proud of the moment and proud to celebrate Chappelle, whose birthday was Thursday.