Directed by Daniel Lindsay and T.J. Martin, this film follows a group of high school football players in inner-city Memphis who are part of the Manassas Tigers, a team of underdogs that have never experienced a winning season and are plagued by poverty and violence in their community. By turns gripping, inspiring, and emotional, it … Read more
It does, especially after the past few years of her life and career. Her Golden Hour follow-up, 2021’s Star-Crossed, was a breakup record of dramatic proportions, accompanied by an ambitious 50-minute film that saw Musgraves as a lonely bride with diamanté eyebrows, strutting around the desert with drag queens. It also prompted heated debate about … Read more
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Did you grimace when you saw the headline on this story? References to â80s beauty typically conjure visions of either enduring icons like Madonna, or, frizzy perms and Pat Butcher-style metallic make-upâthere isnât much in between. But with no fewer than four major celebrities stepping out with hair unmistakably inspired by the decade of excess … Read more
“She, like Myrtle, has true vulnerability,” says Rufus Wainwright, who has written more than 20 new songs for the show. “I can tell instinctively that a lot is riding for her on this role and that she is fully committed to take this to where it has to go.” Smith has only ever really known … Read more
Who it’s for: All hair types Material: Satin charmeuse What are heatless curlers? “Heatless curlers are an alternative method to using hot tools to achieve curls and waves,” explains Raven Hurtado, stylist at Chicago’s Maxine Salon. Compared to hot tools, “heatless curlers are less damaging to the hair, and help maintain its health,” she says. … Read more
When thinking of Chinese craft, delicate silk embroidery immediately comes to mind. But Yiran Duan, founder of Yi Crafts, is determined to show the sheer diversity of handicrafts that exist across her home country, and indeed, in her hometown of Dali, southwest China. “We have weaving, indigo dyeing, pottery, wood carving, silver work,” she says … Read more
There was a time in the not-so-distant past when the phrase “solo travel” was most likely to evoke imagery of Julia Roberts cycling wistfully down a grassy path in Ubud, or of Diane Lane dragging her suitcase toward a Tuscan villa. This cinematic (and perhaps a little idealistic) depiction of what it looks like to … Read more
I have also noticed that almost every woman has struggled with disordered eating somewhere along the way in their life, and at a clinical level it is also highly, highly prevalent. And yet I don’t see the issue being seated in the public intellectual sphere with the same kind of serious attention that other mental … Read more
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The presence of intimacy coordinators, Katharine Hardman and Elle McAlpine, was another aid. (McAlpine also worked on Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things.) “We all sat down and had a really in-depth discussion about the relationship, about what the intimacy in that relationship would look like, about how it evolves, how it differs from the intimacy in … Read more
Processed with VSCO with v3 presetPhoto: Nikki Haggeman and Kaitlin Sherman The women behind @dontcookforcowboys, Nikki Haggeman and Kaitlin Sherman, call butter molds “incredibly charming,” and say that they’ve been a focal point amongst guests at their IRL dinner parties, who love them just as much as the TikTok commenters. “For us, it’s about showing … Read more