The best-selling Jordan shoe of all time is the Air Jordan 11. Released in 1995, the Air Jordan 11 has achieved iconic status among sneaker enthusiasts and is often regarded as one of the greatest basketball shoes ever made. Its popularity has been fueled by its design, performance on the court, and its association with Michael Jordan during his comeback from retirement.
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Never-Released Air Jordan 6 Infrared Set for Valentine’s Day Debut
A version of the Air Jordan 6 that never reached stores in the 1990s is set for its first public release in early 2026. Jordan Brand announced that the Air Jordan 6 Infrared “Salesman,” inspired by an unreleased 1999 sample, will launch Feb. 14 on nike.com and at select retailers. The release comes during the 35th anniversary year of the Air Jordan 6. The shoe traces its origins to a seasonal preview catalog from 1999, where an Infrared colorway appeared before being removed from production. T
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New Faces on Old Runways at September 2025 Fashion Week
September–October 2025 Fashion Week felt less like a normal season and more like a mass relaunch for several major houses. New creative directors took their first bows in New York, Milan, and Paris, with big‑name labels using the shows to reintroduce themselves after a long stretch of designer “musical chairs” and quiet‑luxury fatigue. On the runways, that meant a lot of “statement first collections.” Designers leaned on brand signatures—logo hardware, archival prints, familiar silhouettes—to r
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UN Chief Guterres Warns of ‘Powerful Forces’ Undermining Global Ties
UN chief Antonio Guterres Saturday deplored a host of “powerful forces lining up to undermine global cooperation” in a London speech marking the 80th anniversary of the first UN General Assembly. Guterres, whose term as secretary-general ends on December 31 this year, delivered the warning at the Methodist Central Hall in London, where representatives from 51 countries met on January 10, 1946, for the General Assembly’s first session. They met in London because the UN headquarters in New York
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Teyana Taylor Turns 2026 Into A Live‑TV Comeback With ‘SNL’ Hosting Debut
Teyana Taylor is officially stepping onto the Saturday Night Live stage as host for the first time, marking a new milestone in her post‑“retirement” era. She’s set to lead the January 24, 2026 episode of the long‑running NBC sketch show, joined by New York rock band Geese as the musical guest, with NBC using the January run to spotlight stars tied to awards‑season projects and buzzy albums. A detailed breakdown from Rap‑Up, “Teyana Taylor To Make ‘SNL’ Hosting Debut, Cardi B Returns Jan. 31”, la
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Kevin Gates Weighs In As Desmond And Kristy Scott Navigate Public Divorce
Kevin Gates has recently spoken publicly about both Desmond Scott’s divorce and his own separation from Dreka Gates, making him a key voice in an unfolding conversation about high‑profile breakups. In a video covered by The Shade Room, he offers encouraging words to Desmond as the creator navigates a highly visible split from Kristy Scott, pairing that support with broader remarks on how men should handle public scrutiny. Kristy Scott filed for divorce from Desmond in late December 2025 after 1
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Jill Scott Floats Through COLORS With Soulful New Single ‘Don’t Play’
Jill Scott has used her new COLORS performance to quietly launch the next phase of her career, debuting a new song while setting up a long‑awaited album. On January 14 she appeared on A COLORS SHOW to perform “Don’t Play,” a slow‑burning track wrapped in jazz and neo‑soul that will appear on her upcoming LP To Whom This May Concern, due February 13. The full performance is available on COLORS’ official YouTube channel. “Don’t Play” sticks to COLORS’ minimalist format—Scott sings alone on a mono
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