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Lady Gaga’s First Baby With Michael Polansky Arrived Without a Word
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (208+ words) In an attention economy that has turned the celebrity birth into a product — the magazine cover, the brand tie-in, the choreographed reveal — choosing to say nothing is not passivity. It is a decision. For an artist whose entire career has…...
‘Misty Green’: Rosalind Eleazar Was Always This Good — Chris Rock Just Gave Her the Frame
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (651+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search The story coming out of Toronto is being told as Chris Rock‘s picture — his return to directing, his most serrated joke about the town that made and unmade him. It is a…...
Penn Badgley, the actor who kept losing the argument about Joe Goldberg
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (1687+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search The argument started somewhere around season two, when fans began expressing — with genuine warmth, on social media, to Penn Badgley’s face at press events — that they would be perfectly happy to be stalked…...
Tatyana Ali: the career that survived being Ashley Banks
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (624+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search There is a specific trap that child actors on beloved series rarely escape, and Tatyana Ali has spent most of her adult life navigating it. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air made her a…...
Steve Buscemi Keeps Outlasting the Characters Who Don’t
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (705+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search The face is what they mention first. Wide-set eyes that seem to have already calculated three ways this could end badly, features arranged with an intelligence the camera reads even when the rest…...
Rob Lowe Says Tom Cruise Was His ‘Nemesis’ — But It Was Never a Rivalry
1+ week, 8+ hour ago (246+ words) Rob Lowe has handed the internet its favorite kind of confession: a movie star, relaxed and candid, finally naming the rival who kept walking off with the parts he wanted. Tom Cruise, he says, was always a nemesis — the dastardly…...
Bill Hader Was SNL’s Class Clown. Barry Made Him a Filmmaker
1+ week, 18+ hour ago (712+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search The part of Bill Hader’s career that gets discussed least is the part that explains the most. Not the eight seasons on Saturday Night Live — that has been chronicled exhaustively, and the impressions…...
Jean Dujardin: when the funniest man in France went silent and the world listened
1+ week, 18+ hour ago (168+ words) What the César gave him that year was a nomination. Omar Sy won for Intouchables. That particular irony—the world’s consensus best performance of that year, unrecognized at home—has flavored Dujardin’s French reception ever since. The Hollywood interlude that…...
Adria Arjona: the career built in rooms that scared her
1+ week, 1+ day ago (98+ words) Tags: actors, actresses, Richard Linklater, Adria Arjona, Onslaught, Adam Wingard, Andor, Good Omens Personal data can be processed (e.g. recognition features, IP addresses), for example for personalized ads and content or ad and content measurement. Some of our 2 partners process your…...
Diane Morgan, who turned performing stupid into an exact science
1+ week, 2+ day ago (545+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search When Philomena Cunk asks a historian whether Shakespeare used emails, the joke works on two levels simultaneously. The first is obvious: she doesn’t know. The second is what makes it last: the historian’s…...