Watch an exclusive clip of ‘Uncut Gems’ star Julia Fox in new erotic drama ‘PVT Chat’

Do you struggle to find the perfect shape and style for your eyebrows? When grooming our brows, it’s so easy to lose your natural shape from over-plucking, or fill them in too dark until you’re left with “caterpillar brows” – we’ve all been there. But eyebrows are incredibly important for defining your face, and picking the right shape and products can make a huge difference to your appearance.

Discovery+ is living up to its claim to have the “largest-ever content offering of any new streaming service.” In addition to being home to Chip and Joanna Gaines’ return to TV with the Magnolia Network and originals hosted by the likes of Amy Schumer, Judi Dench, Ludacris, Maureen McCormick and Zak Bagans, here’s a look at some of the extensive programming, including ET’s exclusive previews as well as other highlights of what’s now streaming in March. Now streaming After eight seasons on HGTV,

Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché documentary is available to watch exclusively on NME.COM.The film follows Celeste Bell, daughter of late X-Ray Spex frontwoman Poly Styrene (real name Marianne Elliott-Said), as she seeks to uncover the truth of her mother’s perceived personal battles and punk rock career.In the new trailer, Bell is heard saying that for some time she rejected what her mother cared about but has since found solace in retracing her steps.

It’s been more than a year since we were lucky enough to watch “My Salinger Year” at the 2020 Berlin Film Festival. And wow, things have changed in a year, huh? Well, while the entire world still deals with the global pandemic, IFC Films is preparing the long-awaited release of Philippe Falardeau’s new feature.

Joel Kinnaman, currently seen in the second season of Apple TV+ alternate-reality space-race series “For All Mankind” paid a virtual visit  IMDB’s “Movies That Changed My Life” to kick off the podcast’s second season.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeAnd then there were three. Fox’s “The Masked Dancer” wraps up its first season on Wednesday night with a battle royale between three finalists: Tulip, Sloth and Cotton Candy.Variety has a first look at the two-hour episode, specifically the debate among panelists on whether Cotton Candy is an ice skater or a gymnast in real life.

Julia Fox had a big surprise in store for her fans this Valentine’s Day.

Julia Fox, the breakout star of the 2019 movie Uncut Gems, is now a mom!

If someone were to ask you about Crestone, Colorado, you likely won’t have much to say about the town. It’s a fairly nondescript mountain town that is definitely beautiful.

Headie One has teamed up with Burna Boy on new track ‘Siberia’.

EXCLUSIVE: Hong Chau has landed the female lead opposite Brendan Fraser in an Untitled film for A24 that Darren Aronofsky is on board to direct. Sources also say Samantha Morton and Sadie Sink are in negotiations to join cast. Deadline first reported last month that Aronofsky was making this his first film since Paramount’s Mother and had found his star in Fraser.

Julia Fox was one of several breakouts to emerge from 2019’s finest and most stressful film, “Uncut Gems,” and while many critics dismissively referred to her character exclusively as Adam Sandler’s mistress, the unconventional genius of Fox’s performance in that underworld caper was that her troublemaking club girl was ultimately revealed to be every bit as conniving as the Sandman’s rapacious jeweler hero.

S.O.S distress calls, fantasy escape from trauma, and forever wars that need to be fought all swirl together in “Mayday,” a dreamy and surreal new feminist fairy tale and revenge film that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival this week. The feature-length filmmaking debut of writer/director Karen Cinorre, “Mayday” centers on Ana, a young woman who is mysteriously transported to an otherworldly and dangerous island.

There are actors that work years searching for that breakout role in a film that will enter them into the awards conversation and lead to a huge new level in their career.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaFilmmaker Maisie Crow was visiting a Texas high school to speak to students in a video production class about her career behind the camera when she saw something shocking. A group of teenagers were making their way through the hallways, SWAT team style, brandishing red plastic guns.“I was taken aback,” says Crow.