The Cannes Film Festival has begun, showcasing international auteurs and stars like Scarlett Johansson and Rami Malek on the Croisette.
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Louis Vuitton unveiled its Resort 2027 collection in Barcelona, showcasing innovative designs inspired by the city's vibrant culture and architecture.
Rami Malek was moved to tears by an eight-minute standing ovation at Cannes for his role in Ira Sachs' gay drama 'The Man I Love'.
Eric Dane's advocacy for ALS awareness is highlighted in a new documentary short, "Ring Every Bell," featuring his Capitol Hill visit.
Heron Preston's L.E.D. Studio and Rishi Assar collaborated on furniture made from reclaimed NYC street signs.
Rover, a new shorts streamer, aims to democratize moviemaking by offering filmmakers direct access and insights, inspired by director David Michôd's early struggles.
Saint Laurent's Pre-Fall 2026 collection unveiled a sophisticated blend of classic silhouettes and modern edge, showcasing timeless elegance.
Jude Law delivers a transfixing performance as Vladimir Putin in a new satire detailing the Russian president's rise to power.
The All-American Rejects release 'Sandbox,' their first album in 14 years, featuring strong but scattered songs.
Discover South of France's best beaches, offering stunning nature, artistic inspiration, and secluded spots for a perfect coastal escape.
Ron Howard's documentary "Avedon" premiered at Cannes, exploring photographer Richard Avedon's artistic endurance and commercial success.
Model Brooks Nader wore a stunning archival Georges Chakra gown to a premiere at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
New York Music Month 2026 features over 60 free events, including Q&As with Samara Joy and Nile Rodgers.
Parisian brand Statement and makeup artist Violette Serrat launched "Her Way" jewelry capsule, featuring ebony pendants, marking the jeweler's new collaboration series.
Director Pedro Almodóvar stated Europe must never be subjected to Trump, wearing a "Free Palestine" pin at Cannes.
The Chelsea Flower Show showcased London's fashion flair alongside stunning floral displays, featuring celebrities and a unique gnome.
Nepalese drama ‘Elephants in the Fog’ offers a gentle yet fierce look at the transactional nature of transgender acceptance in South Asia.
Rosie Holt's "Churchill's Urinal" play satirizes politics and patriarchy, using a wartime PM's urinal as a symbol of resistance.
Cannes animation 'Jim Queen' features a gay influencer who becomes straight and a plot twist involving Ricky Martin marrying Kristen Stewart.
Louis Clichy's animated film 'Iron Boy' premieres at Cannes, blending realism and fantasy to critical acclaim.
Fremantle's Beach House Pictures launches two new documentaries: 'Panda School' narrated by Jimmy O. Yang and 'Secret Weapons of China's First Emperor'.
Nikkatsu partners with Brilliant Pictures and Carlotta Films for 'Twist & Shoot Mister Suzuki,' a documentary on filmmaker Seijun Suzuki.
Visar Morina, director of "Shame and Money," signs with Cinetic, making his film eligible for the 2027 Academy Awards.
Nicolas Winding Refn's 'Her Private Hell' is a baffling, obscure film, likened to David Lynch on bad acid and a Gaspar Noé hellscape.
The musical 'Beaches' will close on Broadway May 24 after failing to secure any Tony nominations and struggling with ticket sales.
Billy Joel denounces upcoming biopic "Billy & Me," stating he has not authorized or supported the legally and professionally misguided film.
Winston Churchill's amateur paintings, created for stress relief, exhibit an overpowering joy and innocent charm, despite technical limitations.
Warner Bros.' Clockwork nears deal for Western 'The Brigands of Rattlecreek,' starring McConaughey, Butler, Pascal, and Tang Wei.
Andy Garcia's neo-noir film 'Diamond' received a seven-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival premiere.
Cher, the timeless icon who reshaped fashion, music, and celebrity through fearless reinvention, celebrates her 80th birthday.