Michaela Coel: ‘I know what it’s like to live in the shadow of other people’s successes’
The writer and actress, critically acclaimed for ‘I May Destroy You,’ becomes a fashion designer for the musical diva played by Anne Hathaway in ‘Mother Mary’
‘Music, Fashion, Film’ and the death of ‘Brat’: Charli XCX’s new creative era
The British artist launches her much-awaited collaborative project with producers A.G. Cook and Finn Keane on July 24
Madonna: The woman who invented the manual for resistance
The singer, whose latest album is due for release on July 3, went from scavenging for food to becoming the world’s biggest pop star. She reached this peak by defending her freedom
From Rosalía’s confession booth to Bad Bunny’s ‘casita’: Why every tour needs celebrity cameos
Surprise star appearances — engineered for viral clips — have become the standard playbook for the world’s most anticipated shows
Anne Hathaway, Martin Scorsese, Charlie XCX... Hollywood lands on Letterboxd: An impossible romance?
Increasingly, major stars are using the film review platform, while recently famous names have had their anonymous critiques exposed. In any case, the debate has begun about whether the app will maintain its authenticity and credibility
Barbie Ferreira, the aspiring queen of terror who distanced herself from ‘Euphoria’ and the role of the ‘fat friend’
The actress and model is celebrating that her absence from the HBO series has allowed her to choose projects that interest her, such as the remake of ‘Faces of Death’ and the comedy ‘Mile End Kicks’
The extravagant promotions of ‘Wuthering Heights’ and ‘Wicked’: ‘We are reaching a point between the sublime and ridiculous’
In the age of instant impact, promoting a film is no longer just about giving a few interviews: actors have to stay in character and often behave in a truly unsettling way
‘Banal,’ ‘extravagant,’ or ‘softcore kink’: Why everyone is talking about ‘Wuthering Heights’
Emerald Fennell’s third feature film is polarizing, yet magnetic. Critics have panned it, but some viewers are succumbing to the charms of Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie’s toxic and irreverent love story
Taylor Swift’s new album is disappointing
‘The Life of a Showgirl’ shows itself as a transitional record, nothing more than friendly elevator music
‘I can follow you like a dog to the end of the world’: The romantic hero is back, but not everyone is enamored
The tough guy with a sensitive soul has had a thousand lives in cinema, now he’s making a comeback. Does this signal the beginning of a new era of romanticism?
Patrick Wolf: ‘I’ll be in recovery for the rest of my life. I have to be the dominatrix, rather than the slave’
After 10 years, the queer idol of intimate pop is once again releasing music, and reflecting on five albums, dizzying fame — then seeing it all fall apart
Coachella 2025: A lineup with few stars, fewer Latinos, visa issues, and Lady Gaga as the undisputed star
The New York artist will present her new album ‘Mayhem’ and share the stage with Travis Scott, Green Day and Post Malone. For the first time, a philharmonic orchestra will also play at the festival, where fans are bracing for a heat wave
Kamala Harris, president of the meme, the coconut tree and the ‘brat’ summer
The vice president’s marketing team may not be is the hippest movers on the internet, but at least it’s a change from the tedious pulpit speeches of Trump and his ilk
Tobacco courts young women with covert marketing: The resurgence of cigarettes among influencers and celebrities
A recent study shows 57.2% of young people believe that smoking is fashionable because actors, streamers, or influencers do it while nine out of 10 children are exposed to ‘digital smoke’ through explicit and covert advertising on social networks
Charli XCX: Why the singer is Taylor Swift’s great enemy (and a new Gen Z mentor)
The British artist — who has swept the charts with her album ‘Brat’ — described the superstar’s previous tour as: ‘Getting up on stage and waving to five-year-olds.’ Her influence is shaking up youth culture
_
_