Kim Kardashian shares the stage (but not the spotlight) with Glenn Close and Naomi Watts in ‘All’s Fair’
Ryan Murphy’s new Disney+ legal drama blends luxury, love, sex, betrayal, and divorce — with the queen of reality TV stealing the show
Charlie Hunnam, the actor who always says ‘no’: ‘I always feel like I’m one failed film away from being out of work’
The British actor is more famous for the films he turned down, like the ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ saga, than for the ones he’s starred in. But television has been his refuge, and his role as Ed Gein in ‘Monster’ might be the most acclaimed of his career
Jack Schlossberg, the Kennedy rebel with a cause: ‘Trump is obsessed with my grandparents’
JFK’s only grandson has become an internet sensation thanks to viral videos in which he criticizes and mocks Trumpism. ‘My grandfather would be on every network today, although he probably wouldn’t know how to use a cell phone’
Sarah Paulson: ‘For many, the age difference with my wife [who is 31 years older] is very disconcerting’
Intellectual and intense, yet equally relatable and playful, the actress is one of those performers who excels in her craft whether on television, a film set, or a theater stage
The American suburb as a battlefield
The first novel by the incorrect Donald Antrim three decades ago macabrely anticipated the atomized and paranoid neighborhood society of the Trump era
Cornelia Guest, Truman Capote’s last swan: ‘He was desperate to write and didn’t consider the consequences’
Her family’s famous surname is back in fashion thanks to ‘Feud: Capote vs. The Swans,’ Ryan Murphy’s new series that chronicles the famous writer’s fall from grace. Cornelia Guest remembers him as a ‘generous and sweet’ friend, but she assures EL PAÍS that she will never tell his darkest secrets to a journalist