How Sandy Powell Re-Created the Gloria Steinem Look for 'The Glorias'

Busta Rhymes is looking and feeling like a brand new man these days after getting in “the best shape” of his life!

Sarah Michelle Gellar’s two kids may love Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but she doesn’t let them watch all of her projects.“I think Cruel Intentions is probably not a wise idea to show young children,” the actress, 43, exclusively told Us Weekly of the 1999 movie on Tuesday, October 20, while promoting Apothic Wines‘ interactive Halloween experience.The New York native added that her and Freddie Prinze Jr.’s daughter, Charlotte, 11, and son, Rocky, 8, don’t find their acting to be “that

Bette Midler has given fans their first sneak peak. It's been 17 years since the original Disney flick, which followed witch sister the Sandersons, hit the silver screen.And for charity, original stars Bette, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy are reuniting "for one night only." On the eve of Halloween, the three stars will come together for "In Search of the Sanderson Sisters" in aid of Bette's nonprofit New York Restoration Project.

Naman Ramachandran Television production and talent management company Avalon (“Spitting Image,” “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver”) has acquired a majority stake in British agency The Agency to form a global talent representation business with offices in New York, Los Angeles and London.The Agency will continue to operate under the leadership and management of its partners.

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50 Cent has seemingly endorsed Donald Trump for president after voicing his concerns about proposed tax increases for top earners under Joe Biden.Posting on Instagram, the rapper conceded that “Trump doesn’t like black people” and shared a screenshot from CNBC to illustrate his concern over apparent tax raises.According to the somewhat misleading screenshot, top earners face 62 percent tax in his native New York.“WHAT THE FUCK! (VOTE ForTRUMP) IM OUT.

Rostam Batmanglij returned to Los Angeles from a trip to New York, where he’d been playing on the Jimmy Fallon show as part of HAIM‘s backing band. Before getting on the plane, he recalls to NME, he sent a tweet: “have a feeling tomorrow may be the last normal day of the year.”Seven months later, the producer, songwriter, solo artist and former Vampire Weekend member’s tweet has proven more prophetic than he thought.

an interview with The New York Times, he said: “The hardest thing I had to do was, I lived in character for five days in this lockdown house.

Nicole Kidman has suffered her fair share of heartaches over the years.

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The New York Police Department – said to be the largest police force in the nation – is in the grip of a "troubling" shakeup, as retirements and resignations continue to mount, officials said. Union officials and others say the exodus is being fueled in part by pressure by racial justice advocates to defund police departments or impose major reforms.

Ms. Magazine, Gloria Steinem.“Last month I announced New York State will honor the life and legacy of the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a statue in her native Brooklyn,” Cuomo said in a statement.

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Eddie Van Halen by briefly turning the Van Siclen Avenue subway station in Brooklyn, New York into ‘Van Halen Avenue’.The late guitarist passed away last week at the age of 65 following a battle with cancer.Street artist Adrian Wilson paid a unique tribute to Van Halen over the weekend by creating a stickered station sign in the style of the New York subway system and placing it on a wall at Van Siclen Avenue station.After he paid a similar tribute to the late US Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader

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Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorFor the last 30 years, Sandy Powell has been creating the looks of queens in “The Favourite” and “Elizabeth,” mobsters in “The Irishman” and “Gangs of New York” and lush period pieces such as “Carol.”Her latest creations are for Julie Taymor’s “The Glorias” on Amazon Prime, following Gloria Steinem’s journey from a young girl in Ohio to journalist to feminist icon and activist.“This is a film about a woman who spent her life traveling around the country at rallies

Jon Burlingame “The Glorias,” now streaming on Amazon Prime, tells the story of feminist icon Gloria Steinem, her troubled home life as a child, her travels through the decades, and her rise to prominence as a leader in the women’s movement.It fell to New York composer Elliot Goldenthal to musicalize that journey.