For over a decade, Jazmine Sullivan’s hefty blues on love, in all its facets, has captured the bliss and pain of romance with so much depth that it can turn a skeptic of it into a believer. Her raspy croons are big, bold, and layered in authenticity, positioning Sullivan as one of this generation’s greatest […]
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Press Play is a recurring column that looks at (and listens to) the songs that have shaped the life and work of beloved musical artists. Margo Price would love a black coffee. She admits she’s “moving a bit slow this morning,” but asks if she can steal some of my milk when two very strong […]
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When Michelle Yeoh talks, the rest of us listen. She gave us a reminder at the Golden Globes tonight while accepting the award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical. As the Everything Everywhere All at Once star gave her acceptance speech, the wrap-up music began playing, but she wasn’t done with […]
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All the Beauty and the Bloodshed is a film about empathy as a way of life, a collaborative autobiography that is both revelatory and profound. The American portrait photographer Nan Goldin will be known to many as a chronicler of those lost fragments of raw intimacy that occur in the spaces between moments: the post-coital […]
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The director of Till speaks about the challenges of portraying a traumatic piece of American Black history on screen. Chinonye Chukwu made considerable waves with her 2019 feature Clemency, and her second feature, Till, focuses on the true story of 14-year-old Emmett Till who was lynched in Mississippi in 1995. His mother Mamie Till, played […]
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Fifty films down, fifty films to go, and we’ve barely scratched the surface of what we’re hoping to see at the cinema next year. Have we missed something you’re counting down the days until? Let us know by tweeting us @LWLies. 51. Cocaine Bear (Elizabeth Banks, Universal) He’s a bear. He’s taken a shitload of […]
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François Ozon fanboys over Fassbinder (again!) with this reimagining of 1972’s The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant. Watching François Ozon’s Peter von Kant is something of a strange experience – like a funhouse that feels familiar while also being a bit deranged. From its very title, one can’t quite shake off the feeling of […]
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By Miguel A. Melendez , ETOnline.com. Published: 11 hours ago Bad Bunny‘s had one helluva year. He started 2022 with a return to the WWE for a Royal Rumble match in January, joined the Marvel universe in April, released his history-making Un Verano Sin Ti album in May, walked his first film red carpet in […]
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By Paige Gawley, ETOnline.com. Published: 3 mins ago Ashton Kutcher considered making the ultimate sacrifice to help his twin. On the latest episode of Paramount+’s “The Checkup With Dr. David Agus”, Ashton and his twin brother, Michael, open up about the health struggles they’ve had throughout their lives. The Kutcher boys’ mom, Diane, didn’t know she was expecting twins until […]
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As we enter the holiday season, let’s have a little refresher on how to elevate our basic winter style, shall we? We took inspiration from today’s It-girls like Bella Hadid and Zendaya as well as the hottest runway shows to give you the best foundation for your cold-weather looks. It’s easy to cling to the […]
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