“Barefoot Contessa” Ina Garten has finally agreed to meet with leukemia victim Enzo Pereda, after twice rejecting the six-year-old’s Make-A-Wish Foundation request to cook a meal with his favorite chef. After the story became public last week, Garten suddenly had a change of heart, claiming she didn’t know about his previous two requests and her previous denials. “Ina became aware of Enzo’s story this weekend and will be calling him today.
Spoilers follow for episode three of Interview With the Vampire, “Is My Very Nature That of a Devil.”
In AMC’s sensual, meta revamp of Anne Rice’s Interview With the Vampire, Jacob Anderson’s Louis de Pointe du Lac is a creature defined by conflict. His transformation into a vampire is a fraught process physically and morally, and in the most recent episode, this tension boils over into a series of turning points for Louis.
it really bothered me June 16, 2023 The Horrifying Birth of ITYSL’s Pig MonsterThe team behind “Darmine Doggy Door” on its lube-covered creation. By Anne Victoria Clark
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SAN DIEGO, CA - JULY 23: Actor Joss Whedon arrives at Entertainment Weekly’s 5th Annual Comic-Con Celebration sponsored by Batman: Arkham City held at Float, Hard Rock Hotel San Diego on July 23, 2011 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images For Entertainment Weekly) Buffy the Vampire Slayer fell to Don Draper in Vulture’s Drama Derby, but how might Buffy fare against another Joss Whedon heroine, Scarlett Johansson’s Natasha Romanoff from The Avengers?
Keri Russell. In the costume comedy Austenland, a super-obsessive Jane Austen fan (played by Keri Russell) more inclined to spend time with her Colin Firth–as–Mr. Darcy cardboard cutout than a real life man blows her savings to go on an immersive Jane Austen–themed vacation, in the hopes of meeting her own Mr. Darcy (or at least putting that fanciful notion out of her head once and for all). While on this vacation, the female guests wear corsets and empire-waist gowns, play croquette, and are wooed by the words of actors taking their cues from the etiquette of the period.
“Fell from heaven. No, it didn’t hurt.” “Get in loser, for the joyride,” Kesha demands in the hook of her first independent single since breaking free from Dr. Luke’s record label. It’s a joyous demand. After being subjected to the producer’s alleged abuse for years, Kesha can now make music moves, happily untethered, embracing electropop kicks and modulated vocals like God intended. Her latest track is fittingly named “Joyride,” a two-and-a-half-minute celebration soundtracked by some polka-inspired beats, heavy synth, and sheer confidence.
Yep, he’s the best. To his delight, Lionel Richie got his own tribute performance at the Grammys this year, and what a lineup there was: John Legend! Demi Lovato! Meghan Trainor … Luke Bryan? Tyrese?? Surely, the range of emotions you went through were evident too on Richie’s face as well. (But you know, he had to keep his cool.) And when Richie went up onstage to finish off his own tribute, we fortunately had Dave Grohl fill in as the audience surrogate, red solo cup in hand, just like you.
mtv movie awards June 6, 2010 MTV Movie Awards: Bullock Kisses ScarlettBullock received Generation Award. By Josh Duboff
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Looking For Alaska “The Nourishment Is Palatable” Season 1 Episode 4 Editor’s Rating 5 stars ***** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Looking For Alaska “The Nourishment Is Palatable” Season 1 Episode 4 Editor’s Rating 5 stars ***** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » In previous recaps, I’ve said that one thing this show nails from the jump is its teen characters’ casual, self-involved cruelty toward the caring adults in their lives.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. We admirers of bittersweet French whimsy were heartened yesterday to see the first full-length English trailer for a new film adaptation of The Little Prince. Good lord, it looks wonderful.
The 1943 book on which the film is based is, of course, a beloved treasure of children’s literature. Its author, the perfectly named Frenchman Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, was an extraordinary, dashing figure: a commercial pilot who, upon the outbreak of the World War II, began flying reconnaissance missions for the French Air Force.