Kyle Richards Teases What's to Come on 'RHOBH' Season 12

Masochism, the long-awaited sophomore project from Sky Ferreira, has become the Chinese Democracy of indie-pop, stuck in development for nine years with little to show for it. It seemed like Ferreira was gearing up to release the album in 2019 when she shared its lead single “Downhill Lullaby," but it's been crickets since then save for an excellent Charli XCX collaboration "Cross You Out" from the album Charli.

Garcelle Beauvais told ET during Elton John’s 30th annual AIDS Foundation Oscars Viewing Party on Sunday. Bravo has yet to confirm the actual date for the show's return. “Friendships are tested. Drama will happen, but also a lot of fun,” added Garcelle, who noted it was all fun and martinis until the group’s trip to Aspen.«I was happy that we had fun this season,” she said.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticNo matter what your image of modern China, it’s nowhere near complete until you’ve seen it through New York-based, China-observing director Jessica Kingdon’s eyes. Working in the mold of photographers Lauren Greenfield (“Queen of Versailles”) and Edward Burtynsky (“Manufactured Landscapes”), the Tribeca Film Festival winner trains her camera on the impacts of China’s fast-exploding economy in the Oscar-nominated “Ascension,” leaving audiences with striking and frequently absurd scenes burned into their imaginations.

Gemma Chan is making things happen for an Anna May Wong biopic.

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” is your standard multiverse martial arts movie about filing your taxes and midlife regret in which googly eyes, everything bagels and fanny packs play vital supporting roles and portals to parallel existences are opened not with a spell but with butt plugs and paper cuts.The movie, opening in theaters Friday, is by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, the filmmaking duo known as the “the Daniels,” whose first film, the buddy movie “Swiss Army Man,” co-starred Daniel Radcliffe as a very flatulent corpse.“Everything Everywhere All at Once," though, is more ambitious. It's possible that the distance has never before been so great between a movie's mundane storyline — in this case, a Chinese immigrant laundromat owner trying to file her taxes — and what extreme shape it takes.

Mexico’s racist, classist and sexist fate. Between the basic instincts and curdled socialization that boil the plot, the story’s thrill only grows in catastrophic momentum.Melchor’s prose undulates with shifting clauses and semantic chaos that run wild like the “lianas and thorns and flowers that mummified the young trees then scattered the snags with devil’s trumpets and blue bellworts,” contrasting the “sleek blades of perfect lawn” within the housing complex.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon Studios is negotiating a feature deal on the Shipli Somaya Gowda novel Secret Daughter, with an impressive package that has Chinese helmer Anthony Chen (llo llo, Wet Season) attached to direct Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Sienna Miller in the lead roles. Shruti Ganguly will adapt the novel.

Kyle Richards -- a favorite on  -- is constantly seen wearing under eye patches throughout the show's 11 seasons.Sure, the drama might get exhausting, but we have to respect her dedication to her skincare routine in the midst of all of it. And while the OG Housewife relies on a number of top skincare and makeup products to perfect her beauty regimen, fans have taken notice of her affinity for under eye patches and gels — like the Peter Thomas Roth 24K Gold Hydra-Gel Eye Patches — in particular.During the season 9 cast trip to Provence, France, Richards was shown wearing the gold eye patches while discussing group drama with Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave.

Joe Leydon Film CriticIt may sound counterintuitive at best, tone-deaf at worse, to label a documentary focused on food providers aiding people in the wake of disasters as a feel-good movie. But that’s an honest, accurate and, yes, appreciative label for “We Feed People,” Ron Howard’s technically polished and emotionally stirring close-up view of celebrity chef José Andrés and his nonprofit World Central Kitchen.The movie effectively begins in media res, with the robustly gregarious Andrés and his dedicated crew  years into their vocation, providing hot meals to isolated residents of Wilmington, N.C., in the wake of 2018’s Hurricane Florence — and coming perilously close to tasting their own disaster when floodwaters almost topple their delivery truck — before backing up to explain just who Andrés is and what started him on his mission.A native of Spain, Andrés moved to the U.S.

After spending 90 minutes watching major league celebrity chef Jose Andres hustling to deliver food to desperate people in far-flung corners of the globe, it’s almost shocking to see him being tripped up simply because his little plane has run out of gas. By this time, you believe that this guy could just keep running on fumes indefinitely.

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Get your skin checked. Teddi Mellencamp shared that she had a mole on her back removed that “looks like melanoma.” But she wouldn’t have made a trip to the dermatologist without a little push from former costar Kyle Richards. 

Kathy Hilton had a ton of guests at her 63rd birthday bash on March 15 but her sisters Kyle and Kim Richards weren’t among them. The socialite had a dinner at Craig’s in West Hollywood, CA two days after her real birthday on Sunday, and shared an Instagram photo of the gathering on March 16. In the pic, she can be seen smiling while surrounded by various people, including some Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast members, but no Kyle, 53, or Kim, 57.

“The Cartographers," by Peng Shepherd (William Morrow)Nell Young has lived with maps her entire life, first as the only child of eminent cartographers and later as an expert in cartography herself.Even so, Nell doesn't realize just how magical maps can be until her estranged father dies suddenly in his office at the New York Public Library and she finds a document that offers a surprising pathway into a strange, secret world.The gripping story plotted out in “The Cartographers” is the latest product of Peng Shepherd's creative imagination, providing readers with many tantalizing twists and surprises along the way as she explores the intersection between science and art, mathematics and magic.Shepherd knows a bit about maps from her life as a globetrotter. Born and raised in Phoenix, she has since lived in far flung cosmopolitan cities including Beijing, Kuala Lumpur, London and New York.Like her earlier dystopian tale “The Book of M,” Shepherd's latest novel is sometimes dark, describing mystical happenings that science cannot explain.“The Cartographers” constantly astonishes readers as Shepherd sweeps us into the past when Nell's parents are among a group of graduate students drawn together by their goal of creating the world's ultimate map.

Jason Sudeikis, star and co-creator of Ted Lasso, asked “How’s it going?” when he joined a SXSW panel on the Apple comedy virtually to a room of laughter.

Pep Guardiola wasn't best pleased with Kyle Walker in Tuesday’s pre-Champions League press conference, but the right-back will have a chance to restore his manager’s faith with a level-headed performance against Crystal Palace on Monday night.