The New York City-based designer Willy Chavarria is having a hell of a time lately—what with dressing Colman Domingo, Moses Sumney ... Vuitton 37th America’s Cup Barcelona Capsule For decades ...

Asian qualifying for the 2026 World Cup will be a long journey, a gauntlet that will require — at a minimum — multiple group stages. The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) will put eight teams ...

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The NBA Cup group stage games continued Friday with the Golden State Warriors clinching their spot for the in-season tournament's knockout round. With a 112-108 win over the eliminated New Orleans ...

The album finally comes out on Friday, and now we get to hear Moses Sumney and ANOHNI get together for a layered, emotive new version of a song that the late SOPHIE released six years ago.

SOPHIE’s music continues to inspire. Singers Moses Sumney and ANOHNI released a cover of the SOPHIE song “Is It Cold in the Water?” earlier today from the late singer’s debut album Oil of ...

In the latest taste of the Red Hot Organization benefit compilation Transa, Moses Sumney and ANOHNI have joined forces to cover SOPHIE’s “Is It Cold in the Water?” Listen to their take on ...

Moses Sumney and ANOHNI have teamed up for a rendition of SOPHIE’s “Is It Cold In The Water?,” taken from her album, Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides and reimagined for Red Hot’s TRAИƧA. “Such a ...

In the latest taste of the Red Hot benefit compilation Transa, Moses Sumney and ANOHNI have joined forces to cover SOPHIE’s “Is It Cold in the Water?” Listen to their take on the Oil of Every Pearl’s ...

ANOHNI, a transgender woman herself, said, “Such a blessing to have a chance to sing with Moses Sumney, on his gorgeous rendition of SOPHIE’s mistresspiece. Thank you Red Hot for the love and ...

a track from SOPHIE’s magnum opus, Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides. Here, left-field R&B singer Moses Sumney stays relatively true to the original vocal, adding his own sauce to the topline ...