‘90s Supermodels are reuniting for an Apple TV+ Docuseries

Cinephiles were offered an interesting proposal this summer: an HBO limited series remake of Ingmar Bergman‘s “Scenes From A Marriage,” a 1973 Swedish Television miniseries that the filmmaker wrote and directed, but this time starring the excellent pairing of Michelle Williams and Oscar Isaac. Now, the offering has changed, but is no less appealing.

Life was perfect again between man and man’s best friend in New York City this weekend — if only for a little while.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are BACK… to keeping us guessing, of course!

Russell Crowe cozies up with pal Britney Theriot after a tennis match on Monday (October 12) in Sydney, Australia.

Zendaya must have been reading one of those posts that tells you which fashion trend was most popular the year you were born, because she just plucked a gem out of 1996 and wore it for all to see. At the 2020 Green Carpet Fashion Award (GCFA) on Saturday, the Emmy winner accepted the Visionary Award digitally, and to mark the occasion, she wore a slinky, shimmery brown Gianni Versace dress from 1996."The whole look is inspired by '90s supermodels," stylist Law Roach told British Vogue.

Kelly Clarkson has been “a bad, bad girl.”

A couple of years ago it was reported that Denis Villeneuve was going to helm a new film about Cleopatra, but it seems that film (if it ever materializes) will have some competition. It was just announced that “Wonder Woman” director Patty Jenkins and star Gal Gadot will reunite for their own version of “Cleopatra,” for Paramount Pictures.

Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, and the world’s leading supermodels is headed to AppleTV+.The Supermodels will feature interviews with Campbell, Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington, who will all executive produce the project, alongside Brian Grazer and Ron Howard.Directed by Barbara Kopple, the show will revisit the careers of the four stars and how they impacted the world of fashion in the 1990s.

The series will be directed by the two-time Academy Award winning Barbara Kopple, while it will be executive produced by Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine Documentaries.Naomi told her followers: ‘My sisters Christy, Linda, Cindy and I are extremely thrilled to share our story with the world and there could be no better partners than Brian Grazer and Ron Howard which is a dream come true to bring it to life, as we knew they would respect and honour our story.‘We hope our journey seen in the

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterThe ’90s are back in a big way at Apple TV Plus.The streaming service has ordered docuseries “The Supermodels” from Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine Documentaries that centers on runway icons Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington and Linda Evangelista.Academy Award winner Barbara Kopple directed the series, which starts from the 1980s, when the four models skyrocketed to superstar status, and through to their time in New York and the height of the

Peter White Television EditorApple TV+ is sashaying up the catwalk for its latest documentary series.

Chris Brown only had two words to say when he finally – FINALLY! – reunited with his son, Aeko Catori Brown: “Made it.” Chris, 31, posted the happy update on Oct. 6, and shared a picture of him alongside his 10-month old son and their mother, Ammikka, Harris, to his Instagram.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorSnap Inc. announced five new and two returning docuseries and unscripted originals as part of the company’s ramping up of its Snap Originals slate.The social platform, which says it reaches 90% of all 13-24 year-olds and 75% of all 13-34 year-olds, has now released 100 original shows and has a few hundred more in various stages of development.

Brandon Choe Photo EditorOn October 3rd, he asked me to go vote.Mean Girls Day, being exactly one month before Election Day, served a timely opportunity for the cast and crew of Mean Girls to remind fans of their civic duty.

The cast of Mean Girls reunited for a special reason and you can watch the full video here!

exactly what Regina George said, but in 2020 she def would. In today's amazing news, the Mean Girls cast just reunited in honor of "Mean Girls Day" in an attempt to in the .

Here’s something that improved many fans’ days: a reunion between Home Improvement stars Tim Allen, 67, and Richard Karn, 64. The ’90s sitcom stars got together to film their new History Channel show, Assembly Required, and they made sure to snap a photo together on the set. Richard shared the picture on his Twitter page on Sept. 30 and wrote, “First day of shooting… this show is going to be amazing!!”