What's the deal with Hoka sneakers? We've spent years researching the topic and our editors have been testing the best pairs on the market. Brady Langmann, our senior entertainment editor, has run marathons in the Clifton 10. Our commerce editor, Luke Guillory loves the Transport for the trails and the streets of Brooklyn. Check out the 11 pairs we heavily endorse. – Krista Jones, commerce director Plus: |
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We ranked our favorite pairs.
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We will admit that we are suckers for Hoka. We wear the sneakers. We test the sneakers. We've written about the sneakers. We've written about the most popular Hoka shoe, the Clifton 9. We've written about the lesser-known Hoka Transport. We've written about the Hoka hiking shoes that every fashion dude wears on weekends away. The shoes are supportive, reliable, as solid for marathon training as they are standing for long periods of time for various reasons. (Travel and work, mostly.) Those big-ass squishy soles are doing something right. (Hoka actually calls it an Active Foot Frame technology: Your foot sits deep within the midsole, offering better support. But we digress.) If you've been wondering which pair of big-ass squishy sneakers are right for you, well, we've done the research. These are our favorite Hokas. |
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Call me crazy, but if I were trying to get the Jeffrey Epstein business off the top of every news cycle, and if I were trying to mollify the hair-on-fire element in my political base, firing the federal prosecutor who prosecuted both Epstein and his chief procurer, Ghislaine Maxwell, probably isn't the way to go. In a mind as laden with old sins as the president's, this probably looked like a twofer. He rids the Department of Justice of the lawyer who likely knows the most about Epstein, Maxwell, and their large coterie of prominent international pervs and mountebanks. And he also exacts further revenge on the Comey family. And since cover up and vengeance are at the top of the administration's to-do list, firing Maurene Comey must have seemed a regular coup de main. However, once you leave the confine of the president's mind, and after the required decontamination shower, you realize that this may become more trouble than its worth. |
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I'll just come right out with it: The nominations for the 77th Emmy Awards were announced this morning, and while the legitimately worthy Star Wars series Andor wasn't snubbed outright, the absence of recognition for any of its lead performers is a war crime of galactic proportions. For the 77th Emmys, none of Andor's stars—including Diego Luna, Adria Arjona, Stellan Skarsgärd, and Genevieve O'Reilly—are nominated in any of the major acting categories. That's despite Andor featuring career-best turns from all its actors and expanded categories that could have feasibly fit some of its names. |
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