Ana de Armas as Eve in Ballerina. (Photo Credit: Murray Close)
Forget the pointe shoes Ana de Armas is trading them for pistols and a lethal thirst for vengeance in the second official trailer for Ballerina, the latest cinematic expansion of the John Wick universe. And this isn’t just a
(Taylor Hill/FilmMagic) Pop star Katy Perry has inked a blockbuster deal to sell the rights to her music catalog for $225 million. The news of Litmus Music’s acquisition of the “Firework” singer and former Maxim cover star’s music rights was confirmed by parent company The Carlyle Group earlier this Author: Maxim Staff
German tuner Novitec already does awe-inspiring revisions of almost everything in Ferrari’s current lineup, including the 812 N-Largo. Now the aftermarket supercar specialist is turning its attention to the SF90 Stradale, the most powerful production Prancing Horse available today. From the factory, Maranello’s first plug-in hybrid Author: Brandon Friederich
A strong headwind carries the most iconic watches on the planet across the decades, like the Rolex Submariner, the most coveted luxury watch of 2023 (among other years, assuredly). The legendary timepiece is set to spend even more time in the spotlight, as Rolex just announced a stylish authorized volume Author: Beau Hayhoe
( Lil Durk with Coolkicks co-founder Adeel Shams) Some inherit the throne, but Adeel Shams built the Coolkicks kingdom brick by brick and box by box. Alongside Bereket Abraham, Shams co-founded what would become the Coolkicks brand immediately after entering grad school. In 2014, the best friends opened one Author: Brandon Friederich
(Getty Images) NBC Sports broadcaster Cris Collinsworth is catching heat after lauding Aaron Rodgers for his “honesty” during the Packers-Bears game on Sunday. “He doesn’t care. Have you seen a guy, and in particular this year, be more honest about everything?” Collinsworth said on the broadcast, alongside play-by-play veteran Al Michaels. Author: Maxim Video
(Wiesmann) You’d be forgiven for being unfamiliar with Wiesmann, a small low-volume German brand that produced a handful of BMW-powered sports cars with classically-styled shells from 1988 to the 2010s before succumbing to bankruptcy. (Wiesmann) Now Wiesmann is staging a comeback, and a pure EV dubbed the Author: Maxim Staff