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Vanity Fair Hosts Cannes Kickoff Luncheon With Gillian Anderson, Maika Monroe, Lucas Bravo, and More

Vanity Fair Hosts Cannes Kickoff Luncheon With Gillian Anderson, Maika Monroe, Lucas Bravo, and More

Published by Sam Flores

True Whitaker is attending the festival to support her friend and first-time feature filmmaker Jordan Firstman for his film Club Kid. After seeing the movie at a screening pre-Cannes, she called Firstman in the hallway, overcome with emotion. “He really brings it,” she said. “It’s an incredible achievement.” Gillian Anderson, whose film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma opens the Un Certain Regard section, came swirling into the luncheon between various press obligations. In the film, she plays the reclusive star of a fictional series of slasher movies from the late ’80s called Camp Miasma. It’s a bold performance and sure to keep festivalgoers talking. “I’m dating a French guy, so I’m required to be here,” Mary Beth Barone joked with me, though she clearly was enjoying the gorgeous environs and impeccable service. She’s currently on a break from filming the second season of Amazon’s hit comedy Overcompensating. Jay Lycrurgo and Rhea Norwood Once guests were seated, Tom Rowntree, vice president of global luxury brands at IHG Hotels & Resorts, gave brief remarks. “This …

Anderson .Paak Boldly Wore Tory Burch Flats to the Met Gala

Anderson .Paak Boldly Wore Tory Burch Flats to the Met Gala

Published by Jenni Sidey

Menswear, womenswear—if you want to pull off a fit, then wear whatever you please. That’s certainly what multihyphenate Grammy-winning artist Anderson .Paak did when he hit the red carpet for the 2026 Met Gala red carpet, donning his signature bob, a star-emblazoned Amiri jacket, and pearly white ballet flats. A closer look at Paak’s choice of footwear will reveal he’s not wearing just any pair of shoes, but a signature of Tory Burch’s collections since the early aughts: the Reva ballet flats. Courtesy of Tory Burch Named after Burch’s mother, the Reva flats, distinguished by their medallion-clad toe box, have been a staple among celebrities and IYKYK city dwellers since their release in 2006, just two years after she launched her brand. “When you have such a simple shape, there are so many ways you can evolve it over time,” the designer told Vogue in 2022. Women have worn dainty flats forever, and men are recently getting familiar with the sensible-yet-fashionable footwear of choice. As of late, Harry Styles has gotten in on the trend. …

Pamela Anderson on why she’s fallen out of love with relationships

Pamela Anderson on why she’s fallen out of love with relationships

Published by Daniella Wilson

Pamela Anderson has opened up with striking honesty about her evolving views on love, revealing she has stepped away from relationships to focus on herself,  and her work. Speaking candidly at the Wanderlust True North event in Melbourne, Australia on Friday night, the Baywatch icon admitted that, for the first time in her life, she is embracing being alone. “This is the only time I’ve ever been alone,” she told the audience. “I would go from one (relationship) to another to another and another. That was part of my problem.” © Getty ImagesPamela Anderson has opened up with striking honesty about her evolving views on love Now, the 58-year-old is entering what she describes as a new chapter, one defined not by romance, but by self-connection. “But this is my time,” she said firmly. “My relationship is to my work and to myself. And I don’t know what the future holds.” That’s not to say Pamela has entirely closed the door on love. With a laugh, she hinted that sparks could still fly, particularly on set. …

Angels’ World Series hero, taciturn slugger Garret Anderson dies at 53

Angels’ World Series hero, taciturn slugger Garret Anderson dies at 53

Published by Sam Flores

Garret Anderson, the often misunderstood and always lethal Angels slugger who starred in the 2002 World Series, has died of a heart attack. He was 53. Anderson’s most memorable moment was belting a decisive three-run double in Game 7 of the only World Series ever played by the Angels. Yet consistency over 17 seasons — 15 with the Angels and one each with the Dodgers and Atlanta Braves — was the hallmark of the taciturn left fielder. “The Angels Organization is mourning the loss of one of our franchise’s most beloved icons, Garret Anderson,” owner Arte Moreno said Friday in a statement. “Garret was a cornerstone of our organization throughout his 15 seasons and his stoic presence in the outfield and our clubhouse elevated the Angels into an era of continued success, highlighted by the 2002 World Series Championship. “Garret will forever hold a special place in the hearts of Angels fans for his professionalism, class, and loyalty throughout his career and beyond. His admiration and respect for the game was immeasurable.” Nicknamed “G.A.,” Anderson …

Is Pamela Anderson The Next Great Lifestyle Guru?

Is Pamela Anderson The Next Great Lifestyle Guru?

Published by Sam Flores

Pamela Anderson calls me from Arcady, her seven-acre Vancouver Island estate, while making hot cross buns for Easter. “They’re my dad’s favorite. I’ve already made a whole bunch of them. I’ll make more tomorrow and bake them the next day,” she says in a sweet, sing-songy voice. Anderson, by her own admission, is a big baker: she’s always whipping up muffins or sourdough because “I always feel that if I make my bread, I can eat as much as I want.” Actually, she’s a big… lot of things: gardener, pickler, dog food maker (“they eat sweet potatoes and celery and different oils,” she says of the homemade meals she makes her “babies”) and furniture maker. The last descriptor is a recent addition. On April 8, she launched her first line of homewares with Olive Ateliers, the cool-girl Los Angeles brand known for its Southern-California meets-Provence aesthetic. It counts Kendall Jenner, Selena Gomez, Sofia Richie, Margot Robbie as customers. And, well, Anderson: owners Kendall and Ben Knox met The Last Showgirl star while she was perusing …

People In Their 50s And 60s Say These 9 Questions Can Quietly Make You Happier In Your Marriage | Ani Anderson

People In Their 50s And 60s Say These 9 Questions Can Quietly Make You Happier In Your Marriage | Ani Anderson

Published by Jenni Sidey

A few months after moving out of my home with my first husband and into the home of my (someday) second, I realized something. I had the same problems and was the same person I had always been — I was just in a new relationship. Changing relationships hadn’t “fixed” any part of my life equation. That’s because my half of the equation remained the same: me. And if I wanted a different solution, I needed to change. If you want to know how to love your husband, people in their 50s and 60s say there are some questions designed to help you foster a marriage filled with as much ease, love, and connection as possible while you both continue to grow as individuals. Research has suggested that they will hopefully provide as much predictability and consciousness as possible on this wild ride as a couple. People in their 50s and 60s say these 9 questions can quietly make you happier in your marriage: 1. ‘What kind of person do I really want to be in this marriage?’ oneinchpunch via …

Paul Thomas Anderson on One Battle After Another Criticism

Paul Thomas Anderson on One Battle After Another Criticism

Published by Daniella Wilson

After taking home wins for best picture, director and adapted screenplay for One Battle After Another at the 2026 Oscars on Sunday, Paul Thomas Anderson addressed criticism about the film’s portrayal of Black women that has surrounded the movie since its fall release. The filmmaker, who has done very little press during One Battle‘s awards run, appeared in the Oscars press room following his wins, where he was asked about comments particularly over the racial politics involving Teyana Taylor‘s character, revolutionary Perfidia Beverly Hills. “I know a little bit about that critique. I know that Teyana has talked about it a lot. I know that we have the portrayal of many different characters. In particular her character, who was so flawed and unfortunately makes decisions that are detrimental to the revolution that she’s trying to fight,” Anderson told the room of reporters. “It’s complicated. We always knew that we were trying to make something complicated. We knew that we weren’t making something that was heroic and we needed to lean into that. We need to own …