Designers
Valentino Men’s Fall 2024
Pink and blue. Over the last century, the colors have come to be associated with girls and boys, so it made sense that after memorably drenching his fall 2022 women’s collection in a signature shade […]
Month: January 2024
Musicians
George Clinton Honored With Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
George Clinton‘s forever etched in Hollywood history now … because he just got his star on a famous stretch of pavement with A-listers’ names up and down the boulevard. The P-Funk legend was just honored […]
Film/Movies
Streaming Services
A Glimpse at the Future of Streaming
Pea-Max? Para-flix? Regardless of what portmanteau they might end up with, odds are good that streaming services are going to spend a bit of time merging in 2024. Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount were already […]
TV Shows
Camryn Manheim Gushes Over New Co-Star Reid Scott
Camryn Manheim, Reid Scott Dimitrios Kambouris;Steve Granitz/WireImage/Getty Images(2) There’s a new detective in town, and according to Camryn Manheim, he’s “dreamy.” Reid Scott is set to make his debut as New York City detective Vincent […]
Film/Movies
Malia Obama at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival
Malia Obama is making her Sundance Film Festival debut and red carpet debut all at once! Malia, 25, directed the short film The Heart, which premiered at the Park City, Utah-based film fest as part […]
TV Shows
Wizards of Waverly Place Sequel
Selena Gomez will be playing Wizards of Waverly Places’ Alex Russo again. Deadline reported this afternoon that Gomez will be joining her on-screen brother David Henrie in a sequel to the Disney Channel series that […]
Concerts/Tours
Madonna Sued for Starting Concert Late
Madonna is facing a lawsuit from two fans who attended her New York City concert and say that she and event organizers lied about the show’s start time. In a lawsuit filed Wednesday in the U.S. […]
Film/Stage/TV Reviews
‘Power’ Review: Yance Ford’s Netflix Documentary
A dryly succinct but thoroughly convincing Netflix documentary about the corruptive history of American policing, Yance Ford’s “Power” articulates in the clearest possible terms how 18th century slave patrols and the frontier militias that followed […]
Film/Stage/TV Reviews
‘Girls State’ Review: Apple’s Strong Documentary Sequel
Winner of the U.S. Documentary Competition Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in 2020, Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss’ “Boys State” embodied the best and worst of the eponymous tradition that it captured on camera: An […]