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hasn't yet heard of the , but when I mention it to the founder and CEO of —a herbaceous, non-alcoholic apéritif that “tastes like summer on the rocks”—she says she can immediately relate. Masarin, who currently lives in California but grew up in Lyon and spent her summers in the South of France, launched Ghia in 2020, two weeks before the pandemic shut everything down.

—a of Damas in high-waisted jeans and an is one of the first to pop up when you search for any —but the designer and founder of fashion label and beauty brand tells Glamour that she finds the quintessential French look found on mood boards all over, actually quite boring.Which makes one wonder: At a time of rapidly proliferating , who and what does influence Jeanne Damas? It's cinema, people-watching, and travel—particularly her trips to New York City. “There is a lot of creativity in NYC,” she says, noting it's the city's unique vibe and unbridled sense of style—it's where she first discovered her signature —that her and her team love to draw inspiration from.

Netflix, from the impossible gravity-defying stunts of “Inception” to Tom Cruise dramatically dangling, running, and gunning in the “Mission: Impossible” films, and maybe a few action flicks you haven’t seen before. Relive the thrills of Ethan Hunt’s precarious hacking-while-hanging from the first film in the franchise and one of our favorite installments of Tom Cruise Running Away From Things, in this case, a deadly wave of water after a huge fish tank at a restaurant is blown up.

Since debuting on Netflix at the beginning of January, has quickly become a must-see. As fans of the addictive docuseries know, the cameras followed Navarro College’s competitive cheerleading squad as they trained for and competed at the 2019 NCA & NDA Collegiate National Championship in Daytona, Florida, with hopes of taking home another title. 

Is there a more polarizing holiday than Valentine's Day? Whether you're happily single or totally taken — or somewhere in between -- Feb. 14 is just around the corner, and you might as well spread the love. 

Kim Kardashian is opening up in a brand new interview.

James Kennedy and Lala Kent have both come a very long way, in their personal lives as well as their music careers. Now, the Vanderpump Rules cast members have a special treat for all of their fans: a new single!

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that Scotland is in immediate lockdown - echoing Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plans to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Binge-watching a new TV show is a chance to put the real world on hold and escape into a new story for a while. For those who want to indulge in a little escapism, nothing beats the fantastical worlds of science-fiction. From space battles in the far reaches of a galaxy we've never heard of to advancements in technology that are changing the way we live here on Earth, science-fiction is television's most encompassing genre, and in the hands of great storytellers, it can be the most impactful.

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After becoming a 15-time world arm wrestling champion, Dot-Marie Jones finally got to experience an underground arm wrestling tournament thanks to filming her newest Indy flick, “Golden Arm”.

«My days are all just slowly descending into darkness,» June Diane Raphael laughs over the phone. «I start out super positive, and then it's just a slow ride down to, like, total despair and depression by 7:00 p.m.»

Are you in the mood for a heartwarming family sitcom? Or maybe a goofy low-stakes reality show? What about a hilarious coming-of-age comedy? There are so many TV shows to choose from if you're looking for an instant pick-me-up. And who isn't in the market for an extra dose of joy right now? That's why TV Guide has rounded up the very best feel-good shows available to binge-watch right now!

Borgen, the Danish political drama series from the makers of The Killing that's centered around a fictional female prime minister of Denmark, Birgitte Nyborg.While not technically a crime drama, Borgen season 4 cements itself firmly in the Scandi-noir category through its amped up characterization of lead character Nyborg (depicted by Sidse Babett Knudsen), whose ruthless tactics step up in this season. There's also political journalist Katrine Fønsmark, played by Birgitte Hjort Sørensen, who will stop at nothing to dish the dirt of the political going-ons. Since its release earlier this month on , the show has been getting stellar reviews on social media.

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Prince Harry just released a statement honoring the life of his late grandfather, Prince Philip.

It's that time of year when we can once again look forward to lighter evenings and warmer weather.

Here for it! Stassi Schroeder supports Kristen Doute‘s return to Vanderpump Rules — and she has no doubt that her former costar can get to the bottom of Scandoval.

that if it’s not their vibe, with no concern for job loyalty. They’re the generation who have pioneered the quiet-quitting trend—that is, doing the bare minimum at work, instead of going above and beyond—and (a rising feeling of resentment among those left in jobs they are unhappy in).On the surface it might sound a little bleak, but actually, Gen Z workers are breaking boundaries in the workplace by striving for better job satisfaction and work-life balance. This has led to a concept called , which is seeing more and more young people leave their jobs within short periods of time.According to , only 23% of Gen Z-ers plan to stay in their current jobs beyond five years, and 40% want to leave within two years—suggesting dissatisfaction is high.TikToker @danisha.carter puts across her points pretty succinctly on the attitudes of Gen Z workers—and the criticism aimed at younger generations for not settling in their jobs.“Jobs don’t care about you…treat them as stepping stones to where you want to be in life,” she says.

might be . But if you’ve taken a scroll online in the past week, you already know the bad news: Eggs, the , are still doggedly expensive. By the end of last year, a dozen would set you back —120% higher than the same time in 2021. That figure doesn’t reflect the reality in states like California, the most expensive US market, where shoppers were paying  for 12 large Grade A eggs in December.

that serves a personal purpose, whether it be filling a designer-shaped hole in your closet, making your home more pleasant, or i you reach for multiple times a week. , Glamour staffers reflected on some of the best things we bought during the year, from luxury loafers to perfect denim to a cookbook that makes weeknight cooking effortless. See what we loved below, and—if the urge hits—feel free to add to cart, as nearly all these items are all still available. A January shoe splurge was my best purchase of 2022.

EXCLUSIVE: Jack O’Connell and Matthew Duckett have joined Golden Globe Winner Emma Corrin in Lady Chatterley’s Lover for Sony’s 3000 Pictures and Netflix. This will be the first film to be produced under the new partnership where Sony Pictures will offer Netflix a first look at any films it intends to make for streaming.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Netflix is seeing strong growth of its advertising-based plan, having recently eclipsed 23 million global monthly active users, president of advertising Amy Reinhard said. Reinhard spoke Wednesday at the Variety Entertainment Summit at CES 2024 at Las Vegas’ Aria Resort and Casino.

Adam Sandler is set to remind us he's more than an esteemed comedy performer with his latest Netflix offering. The actor has produced and starred in a number of films on the streaming giant, including the Murder Mystery duology featuring Jennifer Aniston.

Reese Witherspoon in one of her early roles, there's a show or movie for you.Keep scrolling for your go-to guide of what to stream the weekend of Nov. 6, 2020.A teenager named Wayne and his best friend grab their bikes and set off on a mission to retrieve a '79 Trans Am that was stolen from his late father.

Netflix employees gathered in the shadow of the streaming giant’s Los Angeles headquarters on Wednesday to protest Dave Chappelle’s standup special “The Closer.” The company has been embroiled in controversy since the comedy show aired two weeks ago, with employees openly criticizing Chappelle for comments and jokes they deemed transphobic and homophobic.The Netflix office complex, a stone’s throw from the Arclight Hollywood Cinemas, saw passionate trans supporters waving signs reading “Trans

Grainy black and white footage from Monday showed a chilling scene: a teenager seemingly kidnapped by four random men in a van. The real story is more complicated.

Warning: Spoilers ahead.  on Netflix has been taking the world by storm since its April 23 release. After only four days of streaming, fans are already hoping gets a . The series, based on the popular Grisha novel trilogy, focuses on dark forces conspiring against teenage orphan Alina Starkov, who possesses a unique and powerful gift: the ability to create light.

The proof is in the … toes? Aaron Rodgers raised eyebrows once again during his latest interview on “The Pat McAfee Show.”

Not for the first time, Netflix is today facing legal action for adding fictional traits to a real person for one of its dramas. In this defamation and false light invasion of privacy case, the drama in question is Inventing Anna, and the real person is ex-Vanity Fair photo editor Rachel Williams, played in the Emmy nominated and Shonda Rhimes produced miniseries by Katie Lowes.

Ann-Marie Corvin This year’s International Film Festival Rotterdam Freedom Talk speaker Pallavi Paul claims that her mid-length film “The Blind Rabbit,” which examines police violence and systemic abuse of power, is unlikely to be seen by an Indian audience because the level of censorship applied by the government is “so intense.”The New Delhi-based filmmaker’s 43-minute essay, running in the festival’s short and mid-length section, moves across moments like India’s national emergency of

Cillian Murphy says he knows what a meme is now after admitting previously in an NME interview that he didn’t know what one was.The Oppenheimer actor took part in a Variety ‘actors on actors’ interview with Barbie star Margot Robbie when she asked him if he knew what a meme was.Robbie said to Murphy: “I have watched a lot of your things on YouTube, and it’s out there on the internet that you are not that aware of memes and things like that. First of all, is that true?”He replied: “I have two teenage boys.