Kate Moss testified on May 25 that ex-boyfriend Johnny Depp “never pushed me, kicked me, or threw me down any stairs.” Rather, she said that he came to her rescue after what she described as a nasty fall during a vacation. Depp’s team called Moss as a rebuttal witness in his defamation trial against his former wife, Amber Heard. Depp and Heard have both accused each other of abuse, and Heard testified on May 5 about a rumored domestic incident between him and the supermodel, when the stars dated in the 1990s.

Everyone Everywhere All At Once. If you’ve been following this awards season then you know that Ke Huy Quan has barely made it through a week without giving a speech. Oscars Sunday was, unsurprisingly, no exception. Quan won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his work in Everything Everywhere All at Once as Waymond. And in another non-surprise, Quan delivered an absolute banger of a speech, thanking the people he needed to thank, delivering a central message to the audience at home, and informing his mother that he just won an Oscar.

Kehinde Wiley found many of the subjects in his latest show — an exhibition of photographs going up tomorrow at Deitch Projects — at the Fulton Street Mall. “I go down there because it’s much like 125th Street, where young people come to congregate and show off and flirt and be seen,” says the artist, who’s best known for his grand paintings casting young African-American men in hip-hop garb against highly decorative, anachronistic scenes inspired by centuries of Western art.

Abby Hanlon’s Dory Fantasmagory series is some of the best children’s literature in years. Dory Fantasmagory: Can’t Live Without You is out September 26 from Dial Books for Young Readers. Abby Hanlon in Carroll Park. Photo: Ashley Markle Dory Fantasmagory: Can’t Live Without You is out September 26 from Dial Books for Young Readers. Abby Hanlon in Carroll Park. When Abby Hanlon was publishing her first children’s book, Ralph Tells a Story, she got a note from the art director: The teeth on her drawings were too pointy.

“Glick is like an instrument Marty knows how to play.” Let Jiminy Glick moderate the debates! This was a popular sentiment online leading up to and following last night’s disastrous presidential Alien vs. Predator event on CNN. The infamously inept interviewer character was top of mind as his creator, Martin Short, guest hosted Jimmy Kimmel Live! this week, filming pre-taped interview segments with Bill Hader and Sean Hayes and “taking over” for Short to host an entire episode on Thursday.

This article was originally published on November 21. We are recirculating it now timed to Saltburn’s streaming debut on Prime Video. Be sure to also read Alison Willmore’s review of the film, our interviews with the bathtub scene’s foley artist and the final dance scene’s choreographer, and Roxana Hadadi’s analysis of the ending. Barry Keoghan’s devious, Dickensian-named first year gets the better of nearly everyone in Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn.

A new season of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee recently launched and the world has ingested a new set of errands, breakfast orders, and analysis of minutiae from Jerry Seinfeld and his compatriots. But this series is not the first time Seinfeld has broken out of his sitcom world and branched into the world of reality. Today we dip into the archives, flash back to the year 2002, and take a look at the documentary film Comedian.

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Magoo. Magoo, the rapper who performed in a duo with Timbaland during the 1990s and 2000s, died at 50 years old. Digital Black, who collaborated with Timbaland & Magoo in the R&B group Playa, first shared the news on August 13, writing, “Man can’t believe this RIH [rest in heaven] Magoo damn big bro wasnt ready for this at all,” on Instagram. Timbaland later confirmed the news, posting a clip of the pair performing to Instagram.

Role Call Role Call is a series in which Vulture talks to actors about performances they’ve probably forgotten by now, but we definitely haven’t. Role Call Role Call is a series in which Vulture talks to actors about performances they’ve probably forgotten by now, but we definitely haven’t. On those overwhelming three days when this New Yorker played a farm girl described as “God’s perfect little creature.” The year 2007 was a great one for films that observed the malevolent underbelly of American politics, capitalism, and family life; titles like No Country for Old Men, There Will Be Blood, Gone Baby Gone, and American Gangster poked and prodded at it.