From reclaiming Paris Hilton’s “Stars Are Blind” to a dissonant instrumental cover of Britney Spears’s “Toxic,” director Emerald Fennell, composer Anthony Willis, and music supervisor Susan Jacobs walk V.F. through the drama’s meticulous music choices.
“We wanted to leave viewers hot and bothered and breathless,” said Bridgerton creator Chris Van Dusen.
Director Tommy Oliver and subject Mike Africa Jr. lay bare the brutal 1970s reign of mayor Frank Rizzo, and how the majority-Black MOVE organization suffered as a result.
Carl Lentz’s firing from the megachurch has set off a flood of comments from previous members about their experiences.
In a message announcing a donation to animal charity the Mayhew, the family shared an illustration that shows them playing with their rescue dogs Guy and Pula.
On this week’s Little Gold Men podcast, a look at holiday offerings, from Lifetime originals to the classics, plus a handful of critics’ awards and a slew of new releases.
Ahead of One Night in Miami’s theatrical release, the actor-director talks about working with Vaseline to help bring equity to skin care—and beyond.
It will be the third time she has addressed the nation in this extraordinary year, and her biographer is expecting a message that “comes from the heart.”
Unpacking the Mad Men star’s delightfully ridiculous Instagram, a fitting mirror for our pandemic-induced malaise.
