There is perhaps no one doing a better impression of the ’80s than ’90s baby Troye Sivan. His career thus far has been an homage to the decade that preceded him and now for his rite of passage, he has made the ultimate ’80s slow jam for the latest off
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How do you do, fellow kids?Today, the Academy announced some lit AF changes to the Oscar broadcast: The revamped, totally snatched show will run no more than three hours, and a new Oscar will be added to put respek on a popular box-office banger. Are you dead yet? In your
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Antoni Porowski, Queer Eye’s food expert, has undergone a style transformation of late. While he may have first gotten notice on the show for his Strokes and A Little Life T-shirts, recently the 34-year-old has dived headfirst into the world of fashion, wearing Saint Laurent for VMan, Stella McCartney for
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Having been reelected Tuesday for his second yearlong term, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences president John Bailey has apparently hit the ground running with new changes for the Oscars. Running right to the box office, it sounds like, as the Academy has just announced the creation of a
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A young David Harbour, already harboring visions of dramaturgy, used to spend summer days at Shakespeare in the Park. Watch the Stranger Things actor recount a memorable incident involving Othello, Christopher Walken, and a sprightly squirrel.
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Disney’s Christopher Robin is a kids’ movie built around a crater of despair, like a small tourist town that has grown up around the impact of a meteor. In her review, Vulture’s Emily Yoshida described it as “one of the more sadistic family films I have ever seen,” as it
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As a reminder that Photoshop is so good now and all photos are now Photoshopped, “Page Six” published an unedited version of last month’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood promo photo featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt’s full ’60s moment. The photo, they report, was inadvertently uploaded with its
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Soon, Broadway will once again be blessed with the presence of a yelling Bryan Cranston. The producers of the National Theatre’s stage adaptation of Paddy Chayefsky’s movie Network, directed by Ivo Van Hove and starring Bryan Cranston as Howard Beale, will transfer to Broadway this fall. Performances will start at
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