If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Nike Air Jordans are, indisputably, the most iconic sneakers released over the last 40 years. The signature shoes are one of the few that managed to cross over from basketball to pop culture, music, and fashion since making their debut in stores circa 1985. In fact, the styles have become so successful for Nike that it spun them off into a dedicated product line called Jordan Brand. In recent history, Jordans also catapulted to fame as highly sought-after collectors’ items — with each new release being both limited-edition and rare. Once they’re sold out, they’re sold out, and this particularly applies to collaborations like Travis Scott x Air Jordan. Since stock is so restricted, finding authentic and vintage Nike Air Jordan sneakers is far from a walk in the park, especially if you’re trying to hunt them d...
“ I can talk about being the bad guy,” says Solly McLeod. “I’ve played a few.” Although no stranger to the villain arc early in his career, the charming British actor defies the typecast offscreen — and perhaps it’s the unexpectedness that makes him an alluring antagonist onscreen. ”You always wanna try and [find the humanity] in every character,” McLeod says. “If people are watching the film going, ‘I hated you — but I kind of got it,’ I feel like you’ve done a good job.” He’s hopeful that viewers will join him in finding empathy for his latest role, the mysterious Tom Lockland in “Practical Magic 2.” Without delving into spoilers, it’s fair to say that the men are not the heroes of the female-led “Practical Magic” universe. “ Me, Xolo [Maridueña] and Lee [Pace] were the three lads in the movie,” McLeod says. “We kind of all knew what happens to the men in this world, so we were ready...