Beauty queen. Soldier. Screen Siren. Mother. Gal Gadot has lived many lives. Now, with an incredible slate of films upcoming, and an invisible jet on the runway, the actress is putting on the tiara and handling the superheroic attentions that come with it like a real wonder woman.
Say your official goodbye to Kate Spade Saturday (@katespadeny). The website is now shutdown. http://t.co/IDoX0ufnh9
.@KendallJenner is the new face of @CalvinKlein. http://t.co/kD7Ac4CNLA
The @MuseumModernArt might redeem itself with a comprehensive survey of Picasso's scultpures. http://t.co/MVoQ4Ebo3q
.@rihanna dropped her new single "Bitch Better Have My Money" from her forthcoming, @kanyewest-produced album. http://t.co/aKjC5JrY9Q
Upcoming proejcts from @BBCFilms include a Grace Jones documentary and a film with David LaChapelle's choreography. http://t.co/grPq58Gwp3
Proenza Schouler's Fall Winter 2015 campaign, shot by David Sims, marks the first time the label has featured more than one model.
We're pleased to announce that indie-pop quartet Beat Connection recently signed with Anti Records and their sophomore effort will be released later this fall. Stream the first single here.
"Chuck, he's not much of a joker. And Flav—he'll drive you up the wall. Like the Raid to the roaches."
Charlotte Gainsbourg is a special breed of the multi-talented performer.
Fox has just purchased the film rights to Don Winslow's latest novel The Cartel for a cool seven figures.
"There are a lot of catfish in the sea" is not quite how the adage goes, but it holds true for today's hyper-connected age of Internet.
Anyone with a cursory knowledge of psychology is familiar with Dr. Philip Zimbardo's experiment in the Stanford University basement. But Kyle Patrick Alvarez's riveting Sundance film The Stanford Prison Experiment, out today, brings the six-day period to life vividly and viscerally.
How are we to define someone who does not define himself by our traditionall understood titles? Artist? Curator? Actor? Performer? In the case of Benn Northover, check "E," all of the above.
If novelist Susan Barker is to be believed, obsession never dies; it simply changes form.
Happy Monday! Here's our compendium of pop culture news you may have missed while you were doing more important things over the weekend.
In the late '90s, Billie Piper began her career as a Spears-esque, insouciant pop star, but it's Piper's work as an actress on stage and in television that has brought the now 32-year-old international acclaim.
The art world too global for you? Each week, Interview highlights in pictures the shows you'd want to see—if you could jetset from one international hub to the next.
Upon walking into Richard Taittinger Gallery on the Lower East Side, more than 50 two-dimensional works, by 12 artists who have African lineages, greet visitors in an exhibition titled "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?"
Hoping to bring newfound attention to Pollepel Island just north of New York City, Melissa McGill devised and executed the public artwork Constellation, consisting of 17 solar-powered LED lights on 40- to 80-foot tall poles.
Performance and multimedia artist Rachel Mason has finally come to terms with calling herself a musician.
A former child model-he posed professionally from ages 12 to 15 ("when I stopped looking like a girl")-Pattinson has been dubbed "the next Jude Law" in the British press. "I don't really see the similarity," he says. One opportunity to break out comes via next year's Little Ashes, a Spanish drama in which Pattinson stars as the young Salvador Dalí.
The Cinema Society and FIJI Water host a screening of Sony Pictures Classics' 'Irrational Man'July 16, 2015 @ MoMA and The New York Palace, New York City |
IMG Models Men's Division Celebrates New York Fashion Week: Men'sJuly 13, 2015 @ The Bowery Hotel, NYC |
Miu Miu Unveils 2016 Croisière Collection and Launches First FragranceJuly 4, 2015 @ Palais d’Iena, Paris |
Vault by Vans x Takashi Murakami Collection Launches in Paris at Men's Fashion WeekJune 27, 2015 @ Hotel du Grand Venuer, Paris |
