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Dakota Johnson and Kate Hudson enjoyed a fun night out together ahead of the Oscars!

Barbie director Greta Gerwig emerged from the elevator at the Château Marmont with producer David Heyman and her agent Jeremy Barber in tow.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Goodbye, Christmas and New Year’s. Hello, awards season! The Golden Globes are upon us, and that means the festivities kick off with W Magazine’s annual Friday night soiree toasting its Best Performances Issue. Expect to see well-heeled, A-List celebrities mix and mingle elbow-to-elbow in the penthouse suite of the Chateau Marmont.

I’m Just Ken” from his summer blockbuster smash “Barbie” at the Academy Awards in March. “Well, I haven’t been invited,” Gosling, 43, stated during an interview with W Magazine. “But thanks for pointing that out.”“And I wasn’t thinking about it until now,” he jokingly added.

W magazine gathered some of Hollywood’s biggest celebs to play a game of Never Have I Ever.

 George Clooney  made headlines last year when he revealed that he cuts his hair with a Flowbee. While the Oscar winner, 59, has “always cut” his own hair, his pandemic hobbies now include giving his and  Amal Clooney ’s son Alexander, three, a haircut—but not their three-year-old daughter Ella! “We haven’t cut [Ella’s hair], it’s down to here, it looks gorgeous,” the dad of two said in an episode of W Magazine’s Screen Tests with Lynn Hirschberg.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine is relatively private about her personal life, but the Big Little Lies star has given an incredible insight into her family's pastimes, revealing the one thing they all have in common in their love for swimming in the ocean. Chatting on podcast Five Things with Lynn Hirschberg prior to the lockdown, The Undoing actress revealed: "I swim whenever I get the chance.

When Dakota Fanning first started acting, she tried out for a spot in Quentin Tarantino's movie Kill Bill. She auditioned for the role of daughter of The Bride, played by Uma Thurman—and she didn't end up getting it. But, as the 25-year-old actor explains in this episode of Screen Tests, this exposure to director Tarantino piqued her interest, and the experience stuck with her.

When Dakota Fanning first started acting, she tried out for a spot in Quentin Tarantino's movie Kill Bill. She auditioned for the role of daughter of The Bride, played by Uma Thurman—and she didn't end up getting it. But, as the 25-year-old actor explains in this episode of Screen Tests, this exposure to director Tarantino piqued her interest, and the experience stuck with her.

"Actually, a funny thing happened," Margaret Qualley tells Lynn Hirschberg during her Screen Tests interview, while speaking about auditioning for her role as Pussycat in Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood.

When Charlize Theron first encountered the script for Bombshell, the 2019 film that's racked up more than a dozen award nominations, she was instantly hit by the weight of the subject matter—the sexual harassment allegations lodged against Fox News head Roger Ailes.

Quentin Tarantino photographed by Colin Dodgson, courtesy of Colin Dodgson and Art Partner.

Nothing stronger than a mother's love for her child. 

Colin Dodgson for W Magazine

Photograph by Juergen Teller; Creative Partner to Juergen Teller: Dovile Drizyte; Styled by Sara Moonves. Grooming by Barbara Guillaume for Armani Beauty at Forward Artists; Manicure by Michelle Saunders.

Awkwafina didn’t just win a Golden Globe—she is the first Asian American woman to win a Golden Globe in the best performance, lead actress category, cementing her status as a comedic (and dramatic) legend.

On this edition of “Five Firsts,” Chris Evans tells Lynn Hirschberg about his first AOL email address, the giant Sandra Bullock poster that used to hang in his childhood bedroom, and his first kiss.

On Five Things with Lynn Hirschberg—W's latest podcast series—Hollywood's brightest sit down with the magazine's Editor-at-Large to talk about "Five Things" that have made them who they are: a person, a place, an object, one positive event, and one negative event that ultimately turned into something positive.

Photograph by Juergen Teller; Creative Partner to Juergen Teller: Dovile Drizyte; Styled by Sara Moonves. Grooming by Barbara Guillaume for Armani Beauty at Forward Artists; Manicure by Michelle Saunders.

On Five Things with Lynn Hirschberg—W's latest podcast series—Hollywood's brightest sit down with the magazine's Editor-at-Large to talk about "Five Things" that have made them who they are: a person, a place, an object, one positive event, and one negative event that ultimately turned into something positive.

Awkwafina didn’t just win a Golden Globe—she is the first Asian American woman to win a Golden Globe in the best performance, lead actress category, cementing her status as a comedic (and dramatic) legend.

On this edition of “Five Firsts,” Chris Evans tells Lynn Hirschberg about his first AOL email address, the giant Sandra Bullock poster that used to hang in his childhood bedroom, and his first kiss.

Margot Robbiehas one childhood keepsake she never outgrew: her stuffed bunny.