This week: The Fifth Estate vs. Rush, two action-packed biopics featuring male rivalry and Daniel Brühl.

Lovelife's Lee Newell, Sam Jackson, Frank Colucci, and Ally Young are on a roll. The London-bred, Brooklyn-based synth-pop quartet is still under the radar Stateside, but they're on the rise and staying busy. They were tapped to create an official remix of Ellie Goulding's infectious summer single, "Burn," which we are pleased to debut.

Your grandmother may still swear by "no white after Labor Day," but with winter white dominating the runway, it's a rule that needs to be retired.

Fall is the perfect excuse to reinvent one's wardrobe, and what better way to start than a new and improved take on an autumn staple. Take Genetic's black leather skinny pants.

"A lot of people ask me if the next step is to make a feature film," Sam Taylor-Johnson (then still Sam Taylor-Wood) told Interview in 1998. "I don't count it out, but, at the same time, I like to work with a non-narrative base."

Colombian designer Esteban Cortázar is back at Net-a-Porter. The 29-year-old's latest line, which debuts today, features a monochrome palette and carefully tailored designs that accentuate every curvature of the female body.

The third and final installation of "Persol Magnificent Obsessions: 30 stories of craftsmanship in film" invites us to examine 10 stories that highlight those whose impeccable, detail-oriented workmanship has greatly impacted the film industry. Among the exhibit's 30 honorees is Julie Weiss, the costume designer behind iconic films including Frida, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Steel Magnolias, and American Beauty.

Here's our compendium of pop-culture news you may havemissed while you were doing more important things over the weekend.

During July and August, New Yorkers of all ages can revisit the heartwarming melodies of golden-era Gene Kelly musicals from the '40s and '50s. We decided to do some revisiting, too; in this case, Gene Kelly's February 1985 interview conducted by Margy Rochlin, in which Kelly discusses Prince, the romance of musicals, and—speaking of romance—the ladies.

Here's our compendium of pop-culture news you may have missed while you were doing more important things over the weekend.

It's March 1971. The Allman Brothers Band is basking in the breakthrough success of their live album, At Fillmore East.

In his 2014 Resort collection, Marc Jacobs adds extra pizzazz to summer staples without making them unwearable.