, but Gwyneth Paltrow has proven herself to be its spiritual goddaughter with this look. The has paired chunky gold jewelry and a belted knit on top with loose-fitting black Bermuda shorts and black leather Birkenstocks on the bottom, and each piece (minus the Birks) looks like it probably costs more than a house. The most appropriate place to wear this look is not a late night show, it is a historic mansion in Maine overlooking the Atlantic.Then again, one defining feature of the coastal grandmother (CG) look, in addition to loose fits and luxe fabrics, is a muted color palette, which Paltrow has omitted in favor of bright, cherry-red.
Why Hollywood stars like Bill Hader, Gwyneth Paltrow and more are obsessed with true crime tales
18.10.2022 - 23:05 / nypost.com
true crime shows, you’re not alone.It seems everyone — including Hollywood’s biggest stars — has become obsessed with true crime as streaming platform Netflix and more release shows, podcasts and movies about real life mysteries.Fox News Digital spoke to psychotherapist Dr. Robi Ludwig who explained why society, and celebrities, are so fascinated by these horrific real life crimes.“I think human beings, first of all, love a mystery and we also love extremes,” Ludwig explained.
“So there’s something really fascinating about watching a true story from the safety of our own homes and peeking into the psychic mechanisms behind these criminals. So they’re like us, but not like us.”Ludwig explained that the ways criminals are not like us is “intriguing.”“People who are functioning well in society, we have empathy.
We can consider other people from their vantage point. And when we look at some of these criminals, what’s interesting is that they are like us in some ways, but the ways in which they’re not like us is very intriguing.”“And it gets us to ask ourselves the question, What went wrong? Why is this person operating so differently? And it helps us to feel in some ways safer, in the sense that if we understand what’s going on in these criminal situations or if we can understand the criminal mind, can we protect ourselves in some way from being victims?”As for celebrities, Ludwig believes they might connect with criminals in a different way.“I’m sure they at times feel like they are victimized by their public and feel this connection with victims in a very different kind of way,” Ludwig told Fox News Digital.
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Gwyneth Paltrow says her husband "totally respects" her friendship with ex Brad Pitt. The 50-year-old actress - who got engaged to the 'Bullet Train' star in 1996 before they called time on their relationship later the same year - became close again after a few years, and her husband Brad Falchuk has accepted them staying close. Speaking to 'Entertainment Tonight', she said: "When we first broke up, we weren't friends for a while and then we sort of found our way back, probably about 18 or 19 years ago, something like that, and then just kind of stayed in touch over the years.