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SneakersNike LeBron 23 'Dreams and Nightmares' Drops May 26 at $235
White upper, metallic gold lower, icy blue outsole, and a championship ring stamped on the heel. The Nike LeBron 23 "Dreams and Nightmares" reaches back to Miami — and to the Meek Mill intro that scored that era — for the most personal colorway of this signature run.
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SportsKnicks Sweep 76ers With 144-114 Game 4 Win, Set Franchise Playoff Record on 25 Threes
11 threes in the first quarter tied an NBA playoff record. 18 by halftime. 25 by the buzzer — franchise playoff high. The Knicks closed out a 4-0 sweep and head back to the Eastern Conference Finals for the second straight year.
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SportsWembanyama Ejected for Flagrant 2 Elbow on Naz Reid as Wolves Beat Spurs 114-109
Wembanyama's first career ejection came on a Flagrant 2 elbow while three Wolves defenders were physically tangled with him. Anthony Edwards scored 16 of his 36 in the fourth. The series is now 2-2.
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SneakersTravis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG 'Shy Pink' Releases May 29 for $155
After a two-year wait since the colorway first leaked, the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG 'Shy Pink' has a confirmed release: May 29, 2026, for $155, style code IQ7604-100. Travis Scott's website hosts the launch, with Nike SNKRS to follow.
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TechnologyAnthropic Rents Entire 300MW, 220,000-GPU Colossus 1 Data Center From SpaceX
Anthropic signed a deal on May 6 to take over the full 300MW, 220,000-GPU capacity of SpaceX's Colossus 1 data center in Memphis. Musk owns the rival lab. He took the check anyway. Claude Code rate limits already doubled.
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TechnologyQualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon Confirms AI-Wearable Chip Deals With OpenAI and Meta
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon told Fortune the company is supplying chips to "pretty much all" the major AI players building post-smartphone devices, including OpenAI and Meta. The model wars get the headlines. The chip wars under them are already settled.
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CultureMet's "Costume Art" Opens to Public May 10 With 400 Works in 12,000-Sq-Ft Galleries
The Met's "Costume Art" opens to the public May 10 in the new Condé Nast Galleries — 400 objects organized by body type, not designer or era. Andrew Bolton's thesis show is a curatorial argument 20 years in the making.
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SportsWembanyama Posts 39, 15, 5 in Spurs' 115-108 Game 3 Win Over Timberwolves
Victor Wembanyama dropped 39 points, 15 rebounds, and 5 blocks in San Antonio's Game 3 win, joining Olajuwon, Shaq, and Kareem as the only players ever to post that line in a playoff game.
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SneakersSneaker News x BAPE STA "Day & Night" Pack Drops May 6 in 1,386 / 556 Limit
Sneaker News released its first-ever sneaker on May 6 — a two-pair BAPE STA collab tied to its 20th anniversary, capped at 1,386 Day pairs and 556 Night pairs at $350 each. The triple-stacked logo is the actual story.
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SportsCunningham Posts 27-10-10 Triple-Double With 8 Turnovers in Pistons' 116-109 Game 3 Loss
Cade Cunningham had his first postseason triple-double — 27, 10, and 10 — and Detroit still lost Game 3 in Cleveland. Three of his eight turnovers came in 41 seconds late. The Cavaliers are back in the series at 2-1; Game 4 is tonight.
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TechnologyCloudflare Cuts 1,100 Jobs (20% of Staff) the Same Quarter Revenue Grew 34% to $639.8M
CEO Matthew Prince tied the cuts directly to "the agentic AI era" — making Cloudflare the cleanest test case yet of whether AI-driven layoffs land while the business is growing, not shrinking.
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CultureGuillermo del Toro Brings Pan's Labyrinth Back to Cannes May 12 in 4K Restoration
Twenty years after its 22-minute standing ovation — still the longest in festival history — Pan's Labyrinth opens Cannes Classics 2026 in a del Toro-supervised 4K restoration.