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Exit Poll Says 20 Percent of Trump Supporters are Pro-Slavery?
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Fug the Show: The People vs OJ Simpson recap, “100% Not Guilty”
Yet again, this show is great. I should really just create a macro for these recaps, noting how great it is. This week is basically focused on how Johnnie Cochran was (correctly) promoted to lead chair on OJ’s legal team — for a variety of reasons, including that he’s way better at lawyering than anyone Read More ...↧
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Girl, Whut? Courtney Eaton in Balmain at the “Gods of Egypt” New York Premiere
Courtney Eaton attends the premiere of “Gods of Egypt” at the AMC Loews Lincoln Square in New York City.
Girl, WHUT:
Miss Courtney, we don’t know you, but we presume you have ambitious career plans that are just now starting to bear fruit for you, so to speak. Congratulations. And while there is a part of us – that part that wrote the book on celebrity attention-whoring – that feels compelled to applaud your clear play here (For why else would one choose to wear this unholy ice dancer/drag queen/fortune teller hybrid?), there is another, more tasteful and easily outraged part of us that feels equally compelled to point out that you’re wearing the one Balmain the Kardashian clan considered a bit too much.
In short, this is one shiteous frock and you may just have guaranteed a spot on some year-end worst-dressed lists.
Attagirl.
Style Credits:
Balmain Tassel and Bead-Embellished Dress from the Pre-Fall 2016 Collection
Edie Parker ‘Lara’ Metal Box Clutch
Stuart Weitzman Electric Blue Suede ‘Courtesan’ Sandal
[Photo Credit: PR Photos/PRPhotos.com, Balmain, mytheresa.com]
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Lana Del Rey at the BRIT Awards 2016
Lana Del Rey attends the BRIT Awards 2016 at The O2 Arena in London, England.
Miss Del Rey’s gown was provided by Bed Bath & Beyond.
Miss Del Rey’s shoes were returned to the sea later that night but died shortly thereafter.
[Photo Credit: Getty Images, FameFlynetUK/FAMEFLYNET PICTURES]
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Amanda in Longview Trafficking Claim
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Brit Awards WTF: Karlie Kloss in Alexander McQueen
I don’t understand what is happening. This is LACY LUNACY: It’s like the linen pants you drunkenly bought from Coldwater Creek one night after two bottles of wine, plus one of Zoe Hart’s old bralettes, and a lace tablecloth that was tragically killed in a Project Runway unconventional materials competition. Read More ...↧
New Pictures of Rob in the Dior Homme Fall 2016 Campaign
click to view full sizeDior Homme was so enamored with Robert Pattinson as the face of its fragrance that the company is now using the “Twilight” actor in its apparel ads as well.
And it has turned to Karl Lagerfeld to shoot Pattinson for the fall pre-collection ads that will be released on April 1. Dior Homme offers four collections a year: spring, summer, fall and winter with the spring and fall lines being pre-collections.
“We approached Robert Pattinson for the Dior Homme autumn 2016 campaign,” said Sidney Toledano, chief executive officer of Christian Dior Couture. “He was already the face of the Dior Homme Fragrance and he was thrilled to be also the face for fashion. When we told him that Karl Lagerfeld was going to shoot the campaign, Robert was even more enthusiastic and indeed, the campaign is perfectly reflecting the spirit of Dior Homme.”
Pattinson’s first fragrance campaign was in June 2013.
This is the first time the company is actually doing a print campaign for a pre-collection. In January, the company revealed images from its spring men’s campaign that were shot by Willy Vanderperre in collaboration with Kris Van Assche, the creative director of Dior Homme. Those ads featured lesser-known names: singer and lyricist Oliver Sim, actor Alain-Fabien Delon, artist Rinus Van de Velde and model Victor Nylander.
The Pattinson ads will run worldwide in print magazines including Esquire’s Big Black Book, GQ and Robb Report, as well as outdoors, in window displays and online.
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Rob on the Cover of Numéro Homme Magazine
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Emilio Pucci Fall 2016 Collection
[Photo Credit: IMAXTree]
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Douglas Booth on the Set of “A Storm in the Stars”
Douglas Booth is spotted in full costume on the set of “A Storm in the Stars” filming in Dublin, Ireland. The film centers on the “affair between poet Percy Shelley and 18 years old Mary Wollstonecraft, which resulted in Mary Shelley writing Frankenstein.”
Some actors – and they’re almost always British – should just resign themselves early in their careers to the fact that they were born to wear certain period costuming and just go with it. Douglas, this is so clearly your sweet spot that you look eerily like a portrait painting that came to life and walked out of its frame. Even with the paper cut in your hand. Just go with it, we say. You can have a nice long career doing all sorts of period dramas for film and television. And a lot of them will win awards because those are the kinds of stories that win awards more often than any other. You might even win one! And you’ll probably get the chance to work with some titans of British acting who can teach you some things. Sure, it’s not as fun as being in a Star Wars movie or as potentially lucrative as being in a superhero franchise, but you’ll always look fabulous. And isn’t that what truly matters in this world?
[Photo Credit: FameFlynetUK/FAMEFLYNET PICTURES]
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No, These Photos Don't All Show the Effects of the Fukushima Disaster on Marine Life
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Illinois Single Mother Birth Certificate Controversy
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Recent Sheers and Nakeds: Lily Donaldson
Her facial expression here is priceless. It’s as if she just came to and realized she’d been kidnapped and put into a Swimwear by Betsey Johnson catalog. When you are a model, shouldn’t you be able to assume an expression that’s more fierce than flabbergasted? She did better, but only cranially, at the BRIT Awards: Even Read More ...↧
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Elle Style Awards Fug or Fine: Ellie Goulding
I cannot get my limited mind around the bodice here. Specifically, why are there mouse ears poking up over her areolas? Is this one of Disney’s Hidden Mickeys? Read More ...↧
Reese Witherspoon in Beverly Hills in Draper James
Reese Witherspoon is spotted leaving her office in Beverly Hills, California.
“HEY GIRLFRIEND!!! JST CHILLIN @ BH IN MY Draper James ™ Scallop Blazer ®, Draper James ™ Bluebell Tweed Collar Shell®, Draper James ™ Margaret Solid Skirt®, & Draper James ™ Totes Y’all Vanderbilt Denim Tote®!!!!!”
Bless her heart, she’s really stepped up her game, hasn’t she? And why not? Mama’s got product to move.
Style Credits:
Draper James Scallop Blazer
Draper James Bluebell Tweed Collar Shell
Draper James Margaret Solid Skirt
Draper James Totes Y’all Vanderbilt Denim Tote
[Photo Credit: Getty Images, PRPhotos.com, draperjames.com]
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Rachel McAdams in David Koma at Vanity Fair and Barneys New York Private Dinner
Rachel McAdams attends Vanity Fair and Barneys New York Private Dinner Celebrating “Spotlight” Director Tom McCarthy at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, California.
Style Credits:
David Koma Blue Long-Sleeve Dress with Cutout Shoulders and Ruffle Detail from the Spring 2016 Collection
[Photo Credit: Getty Images]
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The Brit Awards Fugs and Fabs: Everyone Else
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Applications: Ones to Watch 2016
Emerging producers are invited to apply for the Ones To Watch 2016 programme, to be mentored by industry experts.
“Ones To Watch is a national program and we’re proud that the program continues to develop and nurture upcoming creative talent across Australia,” said Matthew Deaner, CEO, Screen Producers Australia.
“This year, the Ones To Watch program will be complemented by our further commitment to provide our emerging producers with professional development and ongoing support throughout the program to help them succeed in the industry and excel as an individual as they advance their career.”
Now in its fourth year, Ones To Watch is a selective entry, mentor program for emerging producers from around Australia who create content for big and small screens.
Up to twenty participants are selected for the program and provided with one-on-one guidance by a leading screen industry mentor to develop their projects, prepare their pitches and increase their professional network in the lead up to and during the Screen Forever Conference.
Last year’s mentors included representatives from Princess Pictures, Essential Media and Entertainment, Porchlight Films and Arclight Films.
Applications close 23 March 2016.
More information screenproducersaustralia.org.au/ones-to-watch
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Renewed: Father Brown
UK drama Father Brown has been renewed for a fifth season, following the successful fourth season which aired in the UK in January.
The series, which airs in Australia on ABC, has been sold to 162 territories.
Dan McGolpin, Controller BBC Daytime, said, “Period drama, Father Brown, goes from strength to strength and continues to be the most popular drama series on daytime television following its fourth series this January, I look forward to series five early next year.”
Meanwhile crime drama DCI Banks, starring Stephen Tompkinson, has gone into production in Yorkshire.
The six-part drama features new cast members Samuel Anderson (Trollied, Doctor Who) who will play Vince, the latest member of Banks’ team, Shaun Dingwall (Leg-ends, Silent Witness) as Chief Superintendent Colin Anderson, Shaun Dooley (Broadchurch, Ordinary Lies) as hardened career criminal Steve Richards and Maimie McCoy (Musketeers) as Richards’ wife, Tamsin.
The series will also see the return of Jack Deam (New Tricks, Casualty) as DC Ken Livingstone and Keith Barron (Holby City, Doctors) as Banks’ father, Arthur Banks.
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US casting: Caitlin Stacey, Jessica de Gouw, Josh Helman.
Several Aussie actors have won roles on US projects.
Caitlin Stasey (Reign, Please Like Me, Neighbours) has been cast opposite Natalie Martinez in the APB pilot at FOX. APB comes from David Slack (Person of Interest) and Len Wiseman. The project centres around a tech billionaire buys a failing police precinct after a loved one is murdered.
Stasey (pictured_ has been cast as, “Ada Hamilton, the striking, fiercely intelligent, cynical, and tough head of the team of tech troubleshooters brought in by the billionaire taking over the police precinct.”
Jessica de Gouw (Underground, Underbelly: Razor, The Mystery of a Hansom Cab Arrow, Deadline Gallipoli) as been cast opposite Matt Bomer and Lily Collins in The Last Tycoon.
The Amazon drama pilot is based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s final unfinished novel, inspired by the life of film mogul Irving Thalberg. She will play Minna Davis, the star of the studio who embodies both the glamour and dream that was Hollywood.
Josh Helman (Mad Max: Fury Road, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Jack Reacher, Animal Kingdom, The Pacific) is joining the second season of Wayward Pines.
He will portray Xander, a confident and charming guy working to undermine Wayward Pines from within. The character has a complicated relationship with the powerful forces in town — both the adults and the so-called First Generation.
Source: Deadline, Hollywood Reporter, TV Series Finale
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