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Best deals at Wayfair’s huge annual Way Day sale, happening today
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Wayfair’s biggest sale of the year, Way Day, has officially arrived, and we’ve found some pretty fantastic discounts across various shopping categories, including furniture, bath, bedding, kitchen and more. To save you time, we poured through Wayfair’s massive inventory to round up the best deals at the Way Day sale. Each product we’ve selected is customer-loved and has four-star ratings or higher.
The sale only lasts from May 4 to 6, so if you see something you like this weekend, we recommend you jump on it. Wayfair’s Way Day discounts are pretty steep, so we’re sure sale items will sell out fast. Wayfair has also been known to change their prices daily, so the earlier you shop, the greater the discount you might get.
Best deals at the 2024 Wayfair Way Day sale
Check out our picks below and save up to 77% off during the 2024 Way Day sale. Everything listed below ships for free.
Willa Arlo Austell velvet wingback bed: $175 (75% off)
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Add a layer of luxury to your room by splurging on this velvet bed from Willo Arlo. The brand’s Austell velvet wingback bed feels cozy all the while giving your bedroom a sophisticated glam look. The heavily discounted bed comes in three sizes, including full, queen and king, and five colors, including black, green, white, navy blue and pink.
Price varies by color, but you’ll get the best deal with the navy blue model seen here — it’s a whopping 75% off. You’ll pay just $175 for this $700 bed during the 2024 Way Day sale.
The Willa Arlo Austell velvet wingback bed has a 4.6-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “This bed is classy and looks great in our spare bedroom. The velvet material is great quality.”
Another customer said, “Absolutely love this bed frame. Wasn’t too bad to put together, as I did it myself in about a half hour. Very sturdy and the velvet is great quality! Recommended.”
Mercury Row Perdue velvet square arm convertible sofa: $286 (69% off)
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Velvet is certainly having a moment at the Way Day sale. In addition to the Willa Arlo Austell velvet wingback bed, the Mercury Row Purdue velvet square arm convertible sofa is on sale for $286, reduced from $880.
This mid-century modern style couch feels so soft that it may be hard not to drift off to sleep while lounging on it. And if you do feel a nap coming on, know that you can turn down the backrest, which transforms the couch into a twin-sized bed. The couch comes in three colors, including light green, pink and black.
The Mercury Row Perdue velvet square arm convertible sofa has a 4.4-star rating out of more than 21,000 ratings on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “OMG! It’s absolutely perfect for my office! Especially long days when I might need a quick nap. The color is vibrant, the fabric is soft, assembly was so easy, and I am going to buy another one for my living room!”
Steelside Aichele faux leather wingback chair: $163 (save 59%)
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Sink into this comfy wingback chair from Steelside. Its sharp design and convincing faux leather will make it stand out in any room you put it in while blending in with other decor thanks to its neutral colors, including brown, chestnut brown and gray.
You can grab one of these chairs for as little as $163 during the Way Day 2024 sale, reduced from $393. Prices vary slightly by color.
The Steelside Aichele faux leather wingback chair has a 4.7-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “So easy to assemble and super cute! This chair is very comfortable and spacious. The color and quality are on point as well.”
Another customer said, “Absolutely love my accent chair. The leather feels real, not faux, the color was accurate and it’s surprisingly comfortable, especially the way the back loosely hugs your body.”
Gracie Oaks Coridon accent cabinet: $163 (save 72%)
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This rustic accent cabinet will provide much-needed storage in your home, all the while looking pretty damn good while doing it. The Coridon accent cabinet comes with two storage drawers and two farmhouse-style cabinets, which open up to four dedicated storage shelves. Use this to store kitchenware such as plates and bowls, cutlery and glasses, or fill it with books, important documents or even some of your kids’ toys.
The cabinet comes in five colors: rustic oak, gray wash, white oak, stone gray and brushed white. Regularly $575, prices for the accent cabinet start at just $163 during the Way Day sale.
The Gracie Oaks Coridon accent cabinet has a 4.5-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “Great storage for the kids’ school supplies. This cabinet has helped keep us organized throughout the school year.”
Another customer said, “We love the two cabinets we purchased. They are functional but beautiful and well-made. They really made the place beautiful.”
Lark Manor Thurleigh round sherpa ottoman with storage: $80 (save 73%)
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We at CBS Essentials love furniture that has different functionalities. Not only is this Ottoman the perfect place to kick up your feet at the end of the day, but it also comes with storage space. You can stash throw blankets, pillows, extra bed sheets, kids’ toys and more.
The Lark Manor Thurleigh ottoman comes in six colors, ranging from white to blush pink. Discounted prices vary by color, with the pink model offering the highest discount and lowest price, $80. (The white ottoman shown is on sale for $97.)
The Lark Manor Thurleigh round sherpa ottoman with storage has a 4.8-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “This is better in person than in the pictures. The fleece is beautiful and a great accent with my other furniture! Thinking about purchasing one more!”
Another customer said, “I LOVE this storage ottoman! It’s actually quite a bit bigger than I thought and it works perfectly as a stool at my makeup table. I can fit my curling irons, brushes, blow dryer, etc. inside!”
Everly Quinn Camylle bookcase: $169 (save 50%)
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This funky, mid-century modern bookcase is a statement piece of furniture with its geometric, open shelving. Use the three available shelves to store your books, display items, plants or personal mementos such as picture frames with photos of family and friends, or keepsake boxes.
The Camyll bookcase comes in seven colors, ranging from walnut to antique blue. Prices vary slightly by color, with the walnut version seen here selling for $169 (reduced from $345).
Everly Quinn Camylle bookcase has a 4.5-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “This shelf is much more beautiful in person than the photos show it to be. The wood finish looks very ‘high-end.”‘
Another customer said, “Love it so much, we got a second. Fairly easy to assemble, looks great.”
Mercury Row metal-framed mirror: $104 (save 58%)
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If you’re on the hunt for an affordable floor mirror, take advantage of the Way Day sale on the Mercury Row metal-framed mirror. It’s just $104, reduced from $250.
The mirror is freestanding and comes with a mount, so you don’t have to lean it directly against your wall for it to stand up. It’s also made of shatterproof glass and comes in a wide variety of colors, including black and gold. You can get this in three sizes, with two reaching almost six feet in height. Prices vary by size and color.
The Mercury Row metal-framed mirror has a 4.8-star rating on Wayfair out of more than 10,900 ratings. One reviewer wrote, “Great mirror and so much less expensive than other brands and companies! Looks classy!”
Another customer said, “It’s taller and wider than some and I like that. The mirror itself is also nice. Does not distort the image.”
Alwyn Home all-season goose down comforter/duvet insert: $115 (save 62%)
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Protect yourself from the chill of your AC this summer with this all-season goose-down duvet insert from Alwyn Home. The goose feathers and down will keep you warm, while the breathable cotton exterior will help ensure that you don’t overheat.
The striped dobby fabric pattern adds a luxurious touch, making this comforter attractive enough to use without a duvet insert, which isn’t the case with most duvet inserts. This Alwyn Home bedding comes in four sizes, including a twin, full, queen and king. Prices vary by size, with the queen size running $115 (reduced from $300).
The all-season goose-down comforter/duvet insert has a 4.8-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “Warm enough but not overly hot.”
Another customer said, “Perfect fill and weight and construction. Better quality than the expensive one I bought for our master bedroom. Highly recommend.”
Lark Manor Artu outdoor patio dining set: $203 (save 42%)
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Take your meals alfresco this summer with the Lark Manor patio dining set, on sale for $203 at Wayfair during the Way Day sale. The set comes in three colors, including black, brown and gray. You can select whether you want four or six chairs with the set. The two extra chairs add $40 to the price.
The dining tabletop is made of tempered glass, which is four times stronger than regular glass, and both the frame of the table and chairs are made of weather-resistant steel. Plus, it comes with an umbrella hole, allowing you to get much-needed shade while you hang outside in the sun.
Lark Manor Artu outdoor patio dining set has a 4.5-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “This is exactly what I was looking for! The set is very sturdy and at such an excellent price point! It was easy to assemble the table and all the items are great quality. The chairs are comfortable as well. Couldn’t have asked for a better all-around product!”
Indigo Darch cotton terrycloth bath towels: $28 (save 67%)
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Towels can get pricey, which is why we’re so excited about this steep discount on this set from Indigo Darch. You can get a complete set for $28 during the Way Day sale, reduced from $86.
There are six colors available, including two blues, a gold, a seafoam green, a mocha and a gray. Each set comes with six towels, including two bath towels, two hand towels and two jacquard-style towels. Each is made of a soft and absorbent terry cloth cotton.
The Indigo Darch cotton terrycloth bath towels have a 4.6-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “Absolutely beautiful! Very soft and plush.”
Another customer said, “Towels are thick and look very expensive!”
Beachcrest Home Shawnna plastic folding Adirondack chair set: $370 (save 43%)
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We love the joyful color options available with the Beachcrest Home Shawnna Adirondack chairs, which come in a set of four. In addition to neutrals such as black, brown and white, you can also get these in lime, orange, red and two shades of blue. Prices start at $370 for the set, which works out to $90 per chair.
Each chair is made of weather-resistant plastic that should prevent the furniture from getting damaged by UV rays. Since they’re plastic, they should be able to survive rain and snow as well. If you’d prefer to pack them up to store away during inclement weather, doing so is easy: They all fold up for easy carrying.
The Beachcrest Home Shawnna plastic folding Adirondack chairs have a 4.6-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “Love the chair. Very sturdy. Comparable to much more expensive chairs.”
Another customer said, “Love these for our terrace! They are comfortable, durable and easily folded up and brought inside when it gets windy.”
Staub Ceramics three-piece rectangular baking dish set: $100 (save 59%)
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These Staub baking dishes are pretty to look at and effective at cooking all types of oven-baked recipes. Each baking dish is equipped to handle high oven temperatures up to 572 degrees. You can also put these in the freezer and dishwasher (the latter of which isn’t common for all baking dishes).
The set includes three rectangular baking dishes: a small 7.5-inch dish, a medium 10.5-inch dish and a large 13-inch dish. They’re available in four fun colors, including citron, rustic turquoise, cherry and dark blue. Prices start at $100.
The Staub Ceramics three-piece rectangular baking dish set has a 4.9-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “These are great. Have been using them for about a year now, and they cook consistently. Color and quality holds up.”
Another customer said, “I love Staub ceramics. They bake beautifully even and have [a] lovely presentation when hosting dinners. I bought a second set to use this year during the holiday dinners. Great purchase!”
Henckels Graphite 14-piece self-sharpening block set: $150 (save 77%)
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Buy this knife set and you’ll likely never need to buy knives again. This Henckels set includes all the knives you’ll ever need to cook, including a bread knife, a paring knife, a chef’s knife, kitchen shears, two utility knives, six steak knives and a santoku knife, which is an all-purpose Japanese-style knife.
It also comes with a storage block with slots that have labels, so you know exactly what knife you’re taking out before doing so. Plus, each slot doubles as a shelf-sharpening unit, saving you money from buying a sharpener or taking your knives to get professionally sharpened.
The Henckels Graphite 14-piece self-sharpening block set has a 4.8-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “These knives are amazing! My husband has worked in kitchens for years and he loves these knives for our home. Easy to set up and use and self-sharpening! Highly recommend!!”
Pick up this reviewer-loved knife set for just $150 at the Way Day 2024 sale, a savings of 77%.
Cuisinart Multiclad Pro 12-piece stainless steel cookware set: $217 (save 68%)
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The Cuisinart Multiclad Pro set is all made of aluminum and stainless steel, a combination that when taken care of properly, will stand the test of time. This material also means that your pots and pans will heat up quickly, retain that heat well and withstand oven temperatures of up to 500 degrees.
The quality material and amount of cookware you get in this set is an incredible value that home cooks should seriously jump on. The full set is $217 at Wayfair now, a savings of 68% off its $670 list price.
As for the cookware you get, this set contains everything you truly need in the kitchen, including a stock pot, two saucepans, two frying pans, a saute pan, five lids and a steamer basket, the latter of which isn’t common in cookware sets.
The Cuisinart Multiclad Pro 12-piece stainless steel cookware set has a 4.6-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “These pans are amazing. They cook efficiently, the heat is even throughout the pans and the food comes out perfectly. The food really tastes better too.”
Cuisinart Elemental 13-cup food processor: $160 (save 57%)
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One of our CBS Essentials shopping experts has owned a couple of Cuisinart food processors over the years and told us that each has processed all the recipes she has thrown at it pretty perfectly, including veggie mixtures, hummus, whipped cheeses and soups.
Considering Cuisinart’s reputation for making the best food processors, we’re pretty impressed with this discount. Get it for just $160 during the 2024 Way Day sale.
The Cuisinart Elemental 13-cup food processor has three speed settings (high, low, pulse), a generous 13-cup working bowl and a smaller 4.5-cup bowl. It also comes with a dedicated dough blade, a small blade for the smaller cup, a shredding disc and a slicing disc. The latter two will come in great handy for streamlining meal prep.
The Cuisinart Elemental 13-cup food processor has a 4.6-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “I am impressed with the versatility of this food processor. With all the attachments and accessories, it is sitting out on my counter because it is used daily. It has all the power I need to mix, chop, shred and dice!”
Cuisinart four-slice toaster: $70 (save 46%)
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This four-slot Cuisinart toaster has a cool-touch exterior, making this a safer choice for households with young kids. The toaster features several heat settings, with dials and preset options for bagels, defrosting and reheating.
There are four color options currently in stock, including black, white, striking red and black/stainless steel. The latter boasts the highest discount at 46% off.
This Cuisinart toaster has a 4.5-star rating on Wayfair. One reviewer wrote, “We have two of these toasters. Liked the first one so much, we bought another for our Florida home. Works great!”
Another customer said, “Nice metal toaster. Love the crumb drawers. It toasts really evenly. The color matches my appliances. Truly love this toaster.”
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Transcript: House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep. Mike Turner on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan,” Oct. 6, 2024
The following is a transcript of an interview with House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep. Mike Turner, Republican of Ohio, on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan” that aired on Oct. 6, 2024.
MARGARET BRENNAN: We turn now to the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Ohio Republican, Mike Turner. Good to have you back with us.
REP. MIKE TURNER: Thank you for having me on, Margaret.
MARGARET BRENNAN: I want to get to the Middle East, but first on this issue of concern regarding political violence. Would you agree that language like what we just heard there is unhelpful?
REP. TURNER: Well, I think it certainly characterizes the reality that Donald Trump has had two attempts on his life. And I do think that there is work that needs to be done, both by the administration and by Vice President Harris. The administration has come out and publicly stated- Matt Olsen from the Department of Justice on CBS News acknowledged that there is an active, ongoing threat from Iran to kill, actively plotting, to kill Donald Trump. You’ve had no statements from the administration towards Iran as to what that would be, which would be an act of war, and you don’t have any statement from Vice President Harris condemning this or even recognizing that there’s an active plot from a foreign nation to kill her opponent. I think there’s certainly a role for her to play and for the President to play in this, in both identifying that there are threats against Donald Trump that need to be acknowledged and responded to, to deter. I think all the candidates need to de-escalate, certainly in their language.
MARGARET BRENNAN: But it is the Biden-Harris Justice Department, Matt Olsen works for them, who laid out those charges about the Iranian state. You don’t mean to imply here anything that would suggest Eric Trump’s allegations that Democrats are trying to kill him?
REP. TURNER: No, of course not. But I do think that Vice President Harris needs to actively state and acknowledge that her administration is saying a foreign power, which would be an act of war, is actively trying to kill her opponent. They have- this administration has made stronger statements–
MARGARET BRENNAN: — okay, that’s different–
REP. TURNER:– about Iran’s hacking activities than they have about the active plot to kill Donald Trump, which the administration acknowledges ongoing.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, because of the concern in regard to anti-government violence in this country and domestic violent extremists, the language specific to who is carrying this out, I think you would agree is important.
REP. TURNER: I absolutely agree that there needs to be a toning down of rhetoric on both sides, but there has to be an acknowledgement, which has not happened, from Vice President Harris that there’s active plots from a foreign nation to kill her opponent.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Do you want the FBI to release the results of its investigations prior to November 5, as Senator Rubio on Senate Intelligence has called for?
REP. TURNER: Its investigations into the assassination attempt?
MARGARET BRENNAN: The two assassination attempts at this point, which are not substantiated to have any ties to the state of Iran or to political actors at this time.
REP. TURNER: Well actually, it really can’t be said that they’re- saying that there have been no substantiated ties doesn’t mean that the investigation has concluded that there are no ties. And I want those investigations to- to come to a conclusion and determine whether or not either of these plots have any nexus or connection to the active plot the administration is saying that Iran is- is plotting in attempting to kill Donald Trump. Which, again, this administration needs to make clear to Iran that would be an act of war, and needs to have a very strong response from the administration
MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, before the investigation is concluded, because it may not wind up before November the fifth, would you like the FBI to make public some of its findings, to rule out some of the conspiracy theories like we just heard from that stage that the political opposition is responsible?
REP. TURNER: I don’t think they’d be able to do that.
MARGARET BRENNAN: You don’t think they would be able to?
REP. TURNER: I think they need to conclude and they need to get to truth. I don’t think they would be able to get to a point to release information that would conclusively indicate that either of those individuals acted completely alone.
MARGARET BRENNAN: I want to turn to the Middle East. You’ve already taken us there and talking about Iran specifically, but where we are right now is nearly exactly a year from that terrorist attack on October the seventh. You called that a huge intelligence failure from the Israelis when it happened. Given all that has happened in recent weeks, I wonder what you assess about Israeli intelligence now.
REP. TURNER: Well, the United States is working cooperatively with- with Israel in ways that we were not necessarily working prior to October 7 and- and I do think that- that Israel has changed its focus in its intelligence collecting and its assessments of its- of its intelligence. I mean, they certainly have risen to the occasion to understand that they’re in an active conflict and looking to ways- and to diminish the capabilities of their adversaries.
MARGARET BRENNAN: That nearest adversary at the moment appears to be the government of Iran. What should the 40,000 US troops that President Biden has deployed to the region be bracing for? Are you concerned that the United States will get drawn into this conflict if Israel carries out strikes on Iran.
REP. TURNER: Right, so this is another area where the administration has not risen to the occasion. President Biden said that the nuclear program of Iran is off the table. It should not be a valid military target by Israel and, or, the United States–
MARGARET BRENNAN:– Do you think it should be?–
REP. TURNER: — Absolutely. In fact, the President himself, President Biden, has previously said that the United States would not allow Iran to get a nuclear weapon, and that he would use military action if necessary. His own Secretary of State has said, more than two weeks ago that Iran’s breakout time to become a nuclear state was two weeks. So you have Iran now actively–
MARGARET BRENNAN: But it’s still not weaponizing. US intelligence has not said Iran has made the decision–
REP. TURNER: — They have not publicly stated the- the current status of the program, other than what Blinken has said that the breakout time was- was two weeks. The- looking to proportionality, where Biden says that Israel can only respond in proportion, is as if this administration says Iran can send 200 missiles into Israel, and as long as we have missile defense that takes them out, we won’t look at Iran’s provocation there trying to kill and destroy individuals and towns in Israel. That should be the response. The understanding should be that Iran has moved beyond their proxies, Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthis to have direct attacks to Israel, and Israel needs to be able to defend itself, and Iran needs to pay a price.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, the CENTCOM commander is currently in Israel, helping to advise some of the Israeli military. But just to be clear, the United States really only has the equipment that could take out the kind of underground facilities that are essential to the Iranian nuclear program. Are you advocating for the United States to be involved in offensive action?
REP. TURNER: I believe it’s completely irresponsible for the President to say that it is off the table when he’s previously said it’s on the table. For him to give Iran the comfort that their actions of attacking directly, Iran, will not have any consequences for their nuclear weapons program is irresponsible.
MARGARET BRENNAN: So not a yes or a no. But- but I want to ask you about something that’s happening in your district, because you have a vested interest in what’s happening in Springfield, Ohio. This is the town that’s gotten so much attention in the past few weeks because the Haitian migrant population there. Going all the way back to February, you’ve been sending letters asking for federal help. You’ve brought some of the local officials here to Washington to advocate how to deal with the strain of the population growth. Have you gotten the federal help you’ve asked for- for Springfield, Ohio?
REP. TURNER: No. You know, Mayor Rue has done an excellent job in Springfield, both in advocating and in trying to pull the community together. He’s come here. We’ve taken him to the federal agencies that have the type of funding that should be released for what is a federally created problem. The Biden administration, through expanding the parole program, I believe illegally, brought 500,000 people here from Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti and others. And 15,000 to 20,000 people settled in Springfield, Ohio. But then the administration did something even more shocking last week. They indicated that they were not going to extend, but the temporary protected status that these individuals have, which could result in their going into an illegal status, and Springfield would have, these individuals would not have, in any direct federal support, and the community would get no additional assistance as to how to handle this almost 10% of the population of the of the city that now would fall into an illegal status as a result of the administration terminating their protected status.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Which may happen in the coming year, so this could be an issue for the next president, whoever that President is. Congressman, thank you for explaining. Face the Nation will be back in a minute. Stay with us.
Christopher Ciccone, an artist and former dancer who was also singer Madonna’s younger brother, has died, his rep Brad Taylor confirmed to CBS News. He was 63.
He died from cancer on Oct. 4, surrounded by his husband, Ray Thacker, Taylor said in a statement.
Born on Nov. 22, 1960, in Pontiac, Michigan, Ciccone was an artist, interior decorator and designer, who began his career as a dancer. He joined the Le Group de La Palace Royale in Ottawa in 1980 before moving to New York two years later to support his older sister’s music career as a backup dancer.
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As Madonna’s career grew, Ciccone became more involved — serving as the art director on his sister’s Blond Ambition World Tour in 1990 and as the tour director for her The Girlie Show in 1993. He also directed music videos for megastars Dolly Parton and Tony Bennett in the 1990s.
His role expanded away from music when Ciccone took on the role of interior designer within the homes his sister owned and occupied in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles.
In 2012, Ciccone released his own shoe line, The Ciccone Collection, at London Fashion Week.
He told CBS News at the time that his goal is to make the brand “accessible to everybody” and not too pricey.
“The great thing about doing shoes is that potentially everyone could have a pair. When you’re doing art, there’s only one,” Ciccone said
Ciccone, who was openly gay, claimed that his sister outed him during her 1991 interview with The Advocate.
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Ciccone released a tell-all autobiography called “Life With My Sister Madonna,” leading to reports that the two had been estranged, but Ciccone told CBS News in 2012 that he was glad he wrote the book.
“I don’t regret any of that,” he said. “I think because of that it sort of led me to this. It gave people an opportunity to think of me as a creative person, as an artist and not just as Madonna’s brother, which is a tag I’m going to wear forever,” Ciccone said in 2012. “But I’m hopeful that at some point it will be Christopher Ciccone first. It’s cool…I’m perfectly happy being what I am.”
The two eventually made up.
“Our relationship is fine as far as I’m concerned,” he told CBS News.
Ciccone and Thacker — a British-born actor — married in 2016.
Ciccone’s death comes fewer than two weeks after the death of his and Madonna’s stepmother, Joan Clare Ciccone, from cancer. His eldest brother Anthony died in 2023.
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Transcript: House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep. Mike Turner on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan,” Oct. 6, 2024
Christopher Ciccone, artist and Madonna’s younger brother, dies at 63
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Transcript: House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep. Mike Turner on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan,” Oct. 6, 2024
Christopher Ciccone, artist and Madonna’s younger brother, dies at 63