If you enjoy customizing Harley-Davidsons, this video is for you. In this video, you will see the Harley-Davidson Street Glide By Cult-Werk, which you will be able to ride in 2025 and 2026.

Hello Harley-Davidson motorcycle enthusiasts. In this video you will see the 2025 Harley-Davidson CVO Street Glide that we shot at Salon Du 2 Roues 2025 Canada rescinds Digital Services Tax after ...

Harley-Davidson are marking their involvement in the King of the Baggers (KOTB) racing series with a limited run of 131 CVO Road Glide RR models, priced at a $110,000 (roughly £85,000 at time of ...

Harley-Davidson Just Unveiled Its Most Powerful—and Expensive—Street Bike Yet The Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR is priced at $110,000 and just 131 of the ultra-exclusive model will be built.

"Wicked" co-stars Ethan Slater and Bowen Yang also posed for photos on the 2025 Oscars red carpet Sunday night. Yang wore a fun leather coat with a unique floral design and a ruffled pink shirt ...

For the Road Glide ST however, Harley have tweaked the motor further, altering the gearbox ratios and installing a high-performance camshaft, revised air intake, and increasing the rev-limit ...

A decade later, my 2014 Triumph Bonneville T-100 and I have ridden out a number of ups and downs, but I’ve (mostly) kept the shiny side up, made a ton of memories and have (nearly) no regrets. The ...

But in the upcoming film adaptation of the Broadway hit "Wicked," sharp-eyed fans noticed a shift: Nessarose's magical shoes are silver instead of ruby red.

In the 1939 film, the move from silver to sparkly red was a stylistic change made to emphasize the contrast between the yellow brick road and Dorothy’s gorgeous heels.

The red sequined shoes highlighted the vivid color of the three-strip Technicolor film stock, a format that was still relatively novel in 1939, having only been introduced in the early 1930s.

By the pricking of my thumbs, something “Wicked” this way comes… Successor to the coveted role of Elphaba — originated in “Wicked” on Broadway by Idina Menzel in 2003 — Cynthia Erivo ...