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SneakersAir Jordan 6 Infrared "Salesman" Releasing February 14 From 1999 Sample
A 1999 unreleased sample becomes reality: the Air Jordan 6 Infrared Salesman drops February 14, 2026, with a reverse-engineered Infrared shade and a 2mm tongue raise matching Michael Jordan's actual game-worn pairs.
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MusicA$AP Rocky Releases 'Don't Be Dumb' After Eight-Year Album Gap
Eight years after 'Testing,' A$AP Rocky returns with 'Don't Be Dumb' — a 15-track project featuring Tyler, The Creator, Doechii, Gorillaz, and cover art designed by Tim Burton.
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uristocratDaily Roundup: January 16, 2026
HAL Studios and ASICS tapped Nas and Raekwon to front the Wu-Tang-esque Gel-NYC 2.0 SSHS, while the Orlando Magic pulled off the night's most dramatic moment — a 20-point comeback over Memphis in Berlin.
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TechnologyWikipedia signs AI training deals with Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon
Wikipedia's volunteer-built encyclopedia is now a paid AI training resource. Wikimedia Enterprise hit $8.3M in revenue — up 148% — as Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon sign on.
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New York GiantsReport: Giants expected to give five-year, $100 million deal to John Harbaugh
John Harbaugh is set to earn $20 million annually as the Giants' next head coach — the fifth permanent hire since Tom Coughlin's 2016 departure and a franchise looking to end nearly a decade of playoff futility.
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Washington CommandersCommanders reveal renderings of their new stadium
The new Commanders stadium will feature a translucent dome with sightlines to the U.S. Capitol and Washington Monument — a 70,000-seat centerpiece anchoring 180 acres of mixed-use development at the historic RFK site.
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NCAAFederal prosecutors charge 26 in alleged conspiracy to manipulate basketball games
Players were paid $10K–$30K per game to underperform — and federal prosecutors say the fix was in across 17 Division I programs and the Chinese Basketball Association.
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LegislationBragg wants to ban 3D-printed guns in New York
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg wants 3D printers sold in New York to come with built-in blocks against printing firearms — and he's now leading a national push to make that the law everywhere.
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Daily RoundupDaily Roundup: January 15, 2026
The NBA plays its first-ever regular-season game in Germany as the Grizzlies meet the Magic in Berlin — same day the Nike KD 18 'International Blue' and Doernbecher Freestyle 21 hit shelves.
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RetailSaks Fifth Avenue Files Bankruptcy After Neiman Marcus Acquisition Collapses Operations
Saks Global missed a $100M interest payment tied to its Neiman Marcus acquisition and now owes Chanel $136M alone. The 159-year-old luxury empire is restructuring — and not all 76 stores will survive.
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AFCONAFCON 2025: Morocco and Senegal Advance to Final After Contrasting Semi-Finals
Sadio Mane's 78th-minute strike denied Mohamed Salah a first AFCON title, while Morocco ended Nigeria's unbeaten run on penalties — setting up a Morocco vs. Senegal final in Rabat.
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MusicJ. Cole Announces New Album THE FALL-OFF Arriving in February
J. Cole set February 6, 2026—coded '2/6/26' for Fayetteville's nickname 'The 26'—as the release date for The Fall-Off, a project he's been teasing since 2018 that could mark his final album.