Anne Hathaway Just Revived Her Bangs From The Devil Wears Prada

Sex and the City fans haven’t missed the key absence in the reboot And Just Like That… in the shape of, of course, Samantha Jones, played by Kim Cattrall. The star has made it very clear she didn't want to return to the role in any capacity, meaning the original four friends weren't officially reunited.

EXCLUSIVE: The Anne Hathaway and Thomasin McKenzie feature, Eileen, based on Ottessa Moshfegh bestseller, which just wrapped in New Jersey, is being sold at EFM by Endeavor Content and WME Independent.

Halle Berry, 55, infamously starred as Selina Kyle/Catwoman in the critically maligned 2004 film, Catwoman. Nearly 20 years later, Zoe Kravitz, 33, is playing the comic book villainess in the upcoming The Batman, opposite Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman. Halle offered some advice for her latest Catwoman successor in a Feb. 2 interview with PopCulture.

Lesley McKenzie Managing EditorSince the 1998 debut of “Sex and the City,” Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw has shaped the fashion landscape with her boundary-pushing, experimental style mashup of haute couture, vintage pieces, thrift finds and up-and-coming designers. With the series follow-up “And Just Like That … ,” Bradshaw’s sartorial risk-taking more than two decades later has shown no signs of slowing down thanks to Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago, who took the costume design baton from “SATC” legend Patricia Field.

a lot lately, and she's distanced herself from the iconic neon green roots that defined her earlier career. She's experimented with , bombshell blonde, , and curtain bangs. More recently, she was a . Last year Billie Eilish opened up to Ellen DeGeneres about changing her hair color.

Rihanna fans will be waiting a little while longer for a new album as she and boyfriend A$AP Rocky announced on Monday 31 January that they are expecting a baby together.The couple, who who have been dating since November 2020, stepped out in New York to share the amazing news with a gorgeous set of pictures showing off RiRi's blossoming bump. Announcing the news in the most Rihanna way, the singer flashed the first glimpse of her baby bump in an eye-catching pink Chanel puffer jacket.The look was styled with a pair of blue ripped jeans and some incredible body jewellery which gently rested on the growing bump.

“From Hollywood With Love: The Rise and Fall (and Rise Again) of the Romantic Comedy,” by Scott Meslow (Dey St.), out Feb. 1.Here are surprising stories from six of the most beloved rom-coms of the past few decades.In the initial script for 1989 film “When Harry Met Sally,” the two title characters, played by Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan, went their separate ways at the end.But a funny thing happened on the way to a bummer ending.Director Rob Reiner, after almost a decade of being single, fell in love.“I just had them walking in opposite directions at the end,” Reiner says in the book.“And then I met the woman who became my wife during the making of the movie, and I changed the ending.” (Reiner and his wife Michele married in 1989 and are still together.)But the main characters of “When Harry Met Sally” are actually stand-ins for Reiner and the film’s writer, Nora Ephron, who spent many hours arguing about the differences between men and women when it comes to sex and relationships.“Ephron wanted to know: What is it actually like to be a single man?” writes Meslow.

and no one even noticed.That’s how divested we’ve become from Hollywood, movies, moviegoing and celebrity culture in general.Three years into this pandemic, we’ve all become quite happy streaming high-quality content from the comfort of our homes, at a fraction of the price.The screens have gotten smaller — and, apologies to Norma Desmond, so have the stars.It’s a permanent shift, one Gervais addressed at the 2020 Globes, talking “to all you perverts” in the room.“No one cares about movies anymore,” he said. “Most films are awful.

Chris Pratt is getting in some exercise.

Anne Hathaway, Amy Adams and Audrey Hepburn may not be royalty in real-life, but you’d never know it based on some of their most famous film roles.

WeCrashed, Apple TV+'s upcoming miniseries about the precipitous rise and fiery fall of co-working empire , starring as company founder Adam Neumann and his wife-collaborator, Rebekah.Already the subject of a and a podcast from Wondery (on which the series is based), the story of WeWork is somewhat familiar. Put : Adam was a dreamer who raised an incredible amount of capital to finance his vision of a millennial-friendly office space, before branching into the residential and educational sectors.

The story of WeWork is getting the limited-series treatment.

The first trailer for WeCrashed has arrived!

Apple TV+'s latest drama, , is taking a look at the rise and fall of the co-working company WeWork.In a new teaser trailer for the highly-anticipated limited series, Oscar-winning actors Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway star as Adam and Rebekah Neumann, whose idea for a co-working space took off, growing the company into a global brand worth $47 billion — but in less than a year its value plummeted.The series, which is inspired by actual events, is based on the hit Wondery podcast from Lee Eisenberg and Drew Crevello. not only tells the story of the co-working company, but the love story at the center of it all.In addition to Leto and Hathaway, the limited series also stars Kyle Marvin, alongside America Ferrera and O-T Fagbenle. will premiere March 18 on Apple TV+, with three episodes, followed by episodes hitting the streaming service every Friday.