17+ hour, 53+ min ago (348+ words) The sold-out footwear only had 50 available and featured 18K gold elements The holidays are here, and Pharrell Williams made sure you can impress your friends and family with a collaborative Louis Vuitton x Timberland Boot, available for a cool $85,000. According to Sole Retriever, the boots, which are embedded with 18K gold, have sold out after only 50 pairs were available. The collaboration was the latest between the companies, as Thierry Tek, who uses the moniker t.mcfly on Instagram, claimed he had purchased the last pair in Paris. The boot features an 18K gold LV logo on the tongue, with gold on the lace loops. Sneaker News also reported that the eyelets are embedded in gold, and the Timberland logo on the lateral side of the heel as well. The boots also came in a special LV trunk. This is the latest collaboration between LV…...

15+ hour, 23+ min ago (187+ words) There's a waiting list to purchase one of Pierre Laborde's viral luxury handbags. Meet Pierre Laborde, the Haitian-born designer behind the coveted luxury handbags taking over New York City's Grand Bazaar. On Nov. 11, the luxury handbag TikTok page Via Giulia offered a glimpse inside Laborde's NYC design studio, drawn by the buzz around his handmade bags. The clips showcase Laborde's sought-after pony hair and leather handbags with a dropped middle design and tell of his weekend sales at New York City's Grand Bazaar on West 77th Street. "His unique play on color and style and shape, his bags are so popular, and the waitlist is super, super long," the TikToker shared. "So we were lucky enough to get a visit to his studio, and he showed us around his amazing collection of bags." Each bag is handcrafted, and because it's a…...

11+ hour, 53+ min ago (279+ words) The Johannesburg store is the first of many that Walmart hopes to open in the continent. Walmart, known for its "roll back" prices, has initiated its roll out in Africa. Now, shoppers can venture into the Johannesburg mega-store to get its wide range of products. The store held its grand opening on Saturday, Nov. 22, allowing patrons in the South African city to get access to international products typically unsold in the region, including the coveted children's toy Labubus. Others looked to take advantage of Walmart's low prices, especially ahead of Black Friday. The South African store is the first of many planned across the country and continent. "Opening the first Walmart store in South Africa is about much more than a business milestone; it is a commitment to helping customers save money and live better by consistently delivering the lowest…...

12+ hour, 53+ min ago (155+ words) 'This settlement demonstrates Chicago's commitment to standing up for workers and small businesses while maintaining a fair and honest marketplace,' said'Mayor Brandon Johnson. The City of Chicago announced that the food delivery service DoorDash has settled a lawsuit filed against it for $18 million. Mayor Brandon Johnson stated that the company has agreed to'provide restitution to delivery drivers, restaurants, and consumers following an investigation that found the company engaged in deceptive and unfair business practices. ' " Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) November 15, 2025 In its response to settling the lawsuit, DoorDash stated that the aforementioned business practices no longer exist. "We're pleased to have settled this years-old lawsuit with the City of Chicago. To be clear, this settlement isn't an admission of wrongdoing and the allegations in this lawsuit focus on business practices that no longer exist." RELATED CONTENT: Shilo Sanders Sued By Former Law…...

18+ hour, 53+ min ago (424+ words) Two New Haven officers receive suspended sentences and $15 court fees as Randy Cox, now permanently paralyzed, continues to seek accountability in a case compared to a modern-day "rough ride." A Connecticut case that drew national outrage for its striking similarities to the police "rough ride" that killed Freddie Gray, continues to stir anger after two New Haven officers avoided jail time for their roles in paralyzing 36-year-old Randy Cox during a 2022 arrest. Randy Cox was left permanently paralyzed from the neck down after officers handcuffed him, placed him unrestrained in the back of a police transport van, and then came to a sudden stop that threw him headfirst into a metal divider. The incident ultimately resulted in a $45 million civil settlement, the largest police misconduct payout in U.S. history, according to New Haven Independent. "He was an exemplary officer prior to…...

20+ hour, 23+ min ago (332+ words) The machine provides access to fresh, local foods whenever residents need it. New Yorkers in need of nourishment can stop by this neighborhood vending machine for fresh, free grocery items. The free vending machine, with its first location installed in The Bronx, supplies local families with healthy foods such as fruits, vegetables, and meats. It takes on the classic vending-machine look to offer users nutritious options instead of the typical candy bars and soda cans. According to Union Rayo, the idea came from the NGO Change Food For Good to expand access to free, healthy food in communities that need it most. It doesn't look much different from a vending machine you'd see in a break room or a shopping mall. However, the difference lies in its offerings, which include many foods grown in local hydroponic gardens. Working on the…...

13+ hour, 23+ min ago (310+ words) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints launched Giving Machines at malls nationwide, letting shoppers donate to families in need this holiday season. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has launched its annual holiday giving campaign by placing donation-focused vending machines throughout Almonte Springs Mall in Florida. On Nov. 20, the community gathered for the unveiling of three Giving Machines donated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for the holiday season, Click Orlando reports. The machines, open through Dec. 14, let shoppers make direct donations of moving kits, mobile shelters, and more to families and nonprofits in need. "With as little as five dollars to fifty dollars, you can donate something as simple as underwear to a homeless shelter here in Florida. You can also donate a goat to a family in Africa," said Elder Daniel…...

21+ hour, 53+ min ago (235+ words) Crockett condemned the act as it perpetuates a pattern of violence against political figures. Rep. Jasmine Crockett is reportedly being threatened and harassed by a white supremacist. Crockett released a statement about the incident in which the man appeared at her office in Washington, D.C., sparking concern about her and her staffers" safety. Crockett has become a target of alleged white supremacist threats for her public disapproval and condemnation of the Trump administration and its policies. "Today, an individual showed up to my D.C. office and made white supremacist threats and hand gestures. Everyone is safe, and I want to thank Capitol Police for their swift response," she said on Nov. 20, as reported by Newsweek. In particular, Crockett has pointed to the president for his role in fueling this hateful rhetoric. Some of his followers have used his vitriolic posts about his…...

22+ hour, 53+ min ago (369+ words) Lee hosted 'The FamiLee That Snaps Back Food Drive,' in collaboration with the food pantry in his new North Texas community. Keith Lee continues to use his platform to give back to families in need. The food review TikToker hosted a massive Thanksgiving meal giveaway in partnership with a North Texas food pantry. Lee teamed up with Minnie's Food Pantry'for its annual giveaway on Nov. 22, giving thousands of meals to food-insecure families in the community. Lee recently moved to the area and wanted to use his influence and connections to raise donations so more families could receive the meals. He posted about "The FamiLee That Snaps Back Food Drive," as he partnered with the largest food pantry in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. "Not only do we have meals, but we've got packages from a bunch of different brands," he said…...

18+ hour, 23+ min ago (407+ words) Edrisse Michelin, sent back to Haiti after a federal conviction, describes a painful return to the country he left as a toddler and warns that thousands of Haitian families could face similar upheaval. After nearly 30 years in South Florida, Edrisse Michelin now opens his eyes each morning in a country he barely recognizes. "I still don't feel like I'm home. I still feel like I'm just roaming," the 32-year-old said from Haiti. "I feel uneasy." In 2020, Michelin was convicted of securing an illegal Paycheck Protection Program loan. He spent just over two years in federal prison, followed by nine months in immigration detention. Earlier this month, he was placed on a deportation flight to Haiti with roughly 120 others. He described the journey as physically painful and humiliating. "Your feet are shackled together, your ankles are getting cut up, your hands…...