Meghan’s Boring Netflix Show: A Royal Primer on Entertaining
Meghan Markle isn’t necessarily pretending to welcome us into her home; instead, she has openly discussed her decision to film elsewhere and occasionally refers to the backdrop as a set in the show. She emphasized in an interview with People that she wanted to protect the estate as a “safe haven” for her family rather than turning it into a busy TV production studio. This is a sensible choice considering the potential security risks of inviting many strangers into their private space, given the high level of scrutiny faced by one of the world’s most watched families.
However, this decision has fueled some frustration regarding the Sussexes and their implied commitment to captivate our interest—and lucrative content deals from major media platforms—by revealing the truth behind a royal facade. While there have been exceptions, such as Harry’s candid memoir, Spare, and their revealing 2021 Oprah interview, each glossy new production, podcast, or lifestyle brand has shifted the promise of authenticity towards an impersonal portrayal of perfection. With Love, Meghan might be the most obvious example yet.
Alec Baldwin should testify in ‘Rust’ wrongful death suit, Gloria Allred says
In October 2021, Halyna Hutchins – a cinematographer for the film “Rust” – tragically lost her life after being accidentally shot with a gun belonging to actor Alec Baldwin while they were rehearsing a scene on the movie’s set. Now, Allred, who is a family representative of Halyna, is involved in one of multiple civil lawsuits that have been delayed due to the dismissal of New Mexico’s criminal investigation into Baldwin.
N.HOOLYWOOD’s Workwear Line Has Got You Covered (Literally)
As a gamer, I’m all about that new collection! It’s packed with timeless worker vibes like corduroy-collared work jackets, double-panel pants, zip-up hoodies, and short-sleeve button-ups. To top it off, they’ve got a comfy range of terry knits in charcoal gray – sweat pants, shorts, crewneck sweaters, hoodies, and first-layer tees. Plus, both the knits and the woven styles are built tough with triple needle stitching and sport various velcro and open patch pockets. Let’s game on!
Saturdays NYC x Barbour Reveal Second Collaboration
The pair delved into the Barbour archive to establish the designs for this release, bringing back a significant Barbour jacket style as the main focus.
Paradise Season 1 Finale: The Wild Twists You Won’t Believe!
Dramatic events have been unfolding rapidly in this show: It turns out the president was having an affair with one of his secret service personnel! A killer is on the run – wait, make that two killers! The protagonist is planning a coup – but hold on, the planned coup has unexpectedly been called off!
Watch Tom Hardy’s action-packed trailer for new global crime drama
The crime family-centric series on Paramount+ is the creation of Guy Ritchie. In this production, Tom Hardy portrays a character who serves as a problem solver for a powerful criminal organization run by Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren’s characters, Conrad and Maeve Harrigan.
Teyana Taylor leaves ‘no grey area’ about Aaron Pierre: The two look to be coupled up
On Instagram, the actor from “Coming 2 America” posted, “Black-and-white Oscar night, nothing in between,” which seems to clearly express their relationship with the British performer. The post included three pictures as well.
Vivienne Westwood MAN SS25 Focuses on Prints and Process
The clothing pieces within this assortment feature loose cuts, off-centered designs, and a blend of short and long lengths. Blouse-style garments resembling ponchos, wrap skirts, cargo shorts, and generously sized trousers offer breathable comfort in warmer weather, while embodying the oversized aesthetic that’s characteristic of Japanese street fashion – a vibrant style that embodies Westwood’s unique eclecticism.
Leigh Bowery Receives An Appropriately Extravagant Retrospective At Tate Modern
Back in the pulsating ’80s London, I was part of the vibrant nightlife scene, known for my role as a club promoter and avant-garde performance artist. Among my many gigs, I stood guard at Taboo, an iconic, albeit fleeting, nightspot that left a lasting impression. This club was not just about dancing; it was one of the coolest places to be, a status symbol for us ’80s club kids.
Taboo’s doors were manned by some of the toughest individuals, and I was proud to be among them. Alongside my peers, we fostered a rebellious art movement that refused to bow down to our political climate. We created an unyielding, defiant scene that resonated deeply with our generation. Bowery, a fellow club kid, was a significant figure in this artistic uprising.
Unmasking the Dark Side of Health Influencers in Netflix’s Apple Cider Vinegar
The show narrates the tale of Belle Gibson, a real-life health influencer (portrayed by Kaitlyn Dever), who was popular in Australia. In 2015, it was revealed that she had falsely claimed to have brain cancer and that she had cured it through alternative medicine, all for fame. This shocking truth is chilling because Gibson’s actions of amassing a vast following by spreading lies that potentially harmed others rather than herself is not unique in the influencer world.