Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce attended an Oscars after-party. Now, there’s no photos of them attending said after-party (a Gucci one, by the way, held at talent manager Guy Oseary’s Los Angeles mansion). But we know they went because an anonymous source tipped off Entertainment Tonight with, well, an incredibly innocuous reveal: “They spent most … Read more
You’d be forgiven for assuming that these pictures have so many fans because seeing the former Shameless star lug around armfuls of peonies allows people (me) to imagine he’s buying them for us (me), and that he’s on his way over with takeout for two and something else normal, like an engagement ring, hidden inside … Read more
“Like Scheherazade…I know I can only be powerful if people are listening, and I must be powerful if I want to survive,” Cameron Russell writes in How to Make Herself Agreebale to Everyone: A Memoir. When we meet Russell, who would become a world-famous supermodel by the mid-2000s, she is still a sporty teenage Bostonite … Read more
As London slowly emerges from winter, a bevy of stars—from Hollywood stalwarts to theater veterans and emerging talents—are lining up to storm the West End stage. They’re set to reimagine Shakespearean classics; delight audiences with showstopping musical numbers, both new and familiar; make us weep with their takes on Arthur Miller and Eugene O’Neill; and … Read more
Why set the film in the 1980s? Could it have taken place today? Glass: One of the main reasons for putting it in the past was wanting it to be pre-internet or pre–social media. What I liked about doing it before everyone became so connected is that it heightens the fact that both Lou and … Read more
Carey Mulligan has already cemented her status as one of the most consistently brilliant actors in the industry today. Over the past two decades, the 38-year-old Londoner has worked with quiet precision, bringing depth, complexity, and intelligence to every part she takes on, from a messy lounge singer in Shame to the barnstorming lead of … Read more
Iâll admit it: After five years of watching virtually every majorâand often minorâaward show for work, Iâve gone from a starry-eyed superfan to a bit of a cynic. I still love the pageantry and red carpet silliness (and the excuse to text everyone I know about inane celebrity gossip), but after COVID-induced delays, the rise … Read more
How do you ensure the beauty complements Sabato De Sarnoâs elegant Gucci autumn/winter 2024 collection? By looking at one of Italyâs chicest erasâthe â60sâand in particular, its movie stars. Gucci Beautyâs global color and make-up artist, Thomas de Kluyver, explained: âI always like to look at make-up like a fashion accessory. The look needed to … Read more
The 18th-century court of Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) provides the setting for Yorgos Lanthimos’s absurdist black comedy about power struggles and palace intrigue. Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone are delicious as the two ruthless favorites of the monarch, who try to outmaneuver each other at all costs. Their days are taken up with shooting practice, … Read more
Putting the book together and conceiving of arguing something over various essays was kind of a different process, though. There are so many different threads in the book. In a poetry book, I can kind of just lay all those threads out, whereas with this one, I felt more compelled to do some braiding and … Read more
