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Miley Cyrus, Kerry Washington, and More Rejoice As Hermès Descends in Bel Air

Miley Cyrus, Kerry Washington, and More Rejoice As Hermès Descends in Bel Air

There was lots to want, for Cyrus et al., in this collection, one of Vanhee’s most impactful in some time. At a preview, the free-spirited French designer, who spent years at The Row before joining Hermès in 2014, spoke about the wide range of her inspirations while prancing barefoot in a makeshift showroom at a film studio complex in Culver City. She said she loves LA, a city that inspired the pungent color palette in her lineup. “Los Angeles [has] this color that is unreachable in Europe,” she said: A sharp suit in bright red satin reminiscent of the interior decor in an old Hollywood home (earlier that day, I had visited the home of famed LA decorator Hutton Wilkinson, with its red satin pillows sitting on animal print furniture); an embroidered letterman’s jacket in a washed scarlet and a pastel yellow leather coat, both the kinds of bright hues made softer by the constant exposure to sun one spots around the city; an almost-black deep violet bomber jacket finished with speckles of glitter under …

10 Questions with Kerry Washington

10 Questions with Kerry Washington

Add Imperfect Women to your watchlist Born in the Bronx in New York, Kerry Washington’s breakthrough role was as political fixer Olivia Pope in Shonda Rhimes’s Scandal. On the big screen, she’s appeared in Django Unchained, American war drama The Six Triple Eight about an all-Black, all-female battalion, and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. Her latest role is Eleanor in Apple TV’s Imperfect Women, which concludes this week, alongside Elisabeth Moss and Kate Mara. An adaptation of an Araminta Hall novel, the show features three friends grappling with deception and a shocking crime… Imperfect Women began with your character talking about how deep the friendship is between three women – do you think there’s something specific about that female bond? For so long our narrative traditions have centred on men’s experience. We’ve been the love interest, the wife, the mother, or the sister. When you centre women’s stories and our emotional complexity, it feels refreshing and revelatory. I also love the title because there’s so much pressure for women to be perfect. …

Imperfect Women’s Kerry Washington is a stickler for the truth

Imperfect Women’s Kerry Washington is a stickler for the truth

This article first appeared in Radio Times magazine. Born in the Bronx in New York, Kerry Washington’s breakthrough role was as political fixer Olivia Pope in Shonda Rhimes’s Scandal. On the big screen, she’s appeared in Django Unchained, American war drama The Six Triple Eight about an all-Black, all-female battalion, and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. Her latest role is Eleanor in Apple TV’s Imperfect Women, which concludes this week, alongside Elisabeth Moss and Kate Mara. An adaptation of an Araminta Hall novel, the show features three friends grappling with deception and a shocking crime… Imperfect Women began with your character talking about how deep the friendship is between three women – do you think there’s something specific about that female bond? For so long our narrative traditions have centred on men’s experience. We’ve been the love interest, the wife, the mother, or the sister. When you centre women’s stories and our emotional complexity, it feels refreshing and revelatory. I also love the title because there’s so much pressure for women to …

Kerry: Trump’s Iran posts sound like ‘prelude to becoming one of the greatest war criminals in history’

Kerry: Trump’s Iran posts sound like ‘prelude to becoming one of the greatest war criminals in history’

Former Secretary of State John Kerry on Friday denounced President Trump’s threatening posts about Iran as sounding like the “prelude to becoming one of the greatest war criminals in history.” Kerry told MS NOW’s Jen Psaki on “The Briefing” that the president’s Truth Social posts –– an expletive-laden post on Sunday and a Tuesday threat… Source link

Kerry Washington says ‘real mental health crisis’ forced her to seek treatment for eating disorder

Kerry Washington says ‘real mental health crisis’ forced her to seek treatment for eating disorder

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Kerry Washington has opened up about the near-fatal effects of her eating disorder that led her to seek help. The Scandal star, 49, first disclosed her battle with binge eating in a 2020 interview with Essence. She later detailed the “toxic” disorder in her 2023 memoir, Thicker Than Water. Now speaking on the latest episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast, Washington recalled that it wasn’t her relationship with food itself that forced her to seek treatment. Instead, it was how she used it as a “tool not to be here.” “I was in a real mental health crisis. The thing that actually got me to get help with my eating disorder wasn’t the food itself, wasn’t the behavior with the food,” she said. …

Kerry Washington, Chase Infiniti Honored at Black Women in Hollywood

Kerry Washington, Chase Infiniti Honored at Black Women in Hollywood

LaTanya Richardson Jackson delivered a brief but powerful message at Essence’s Black Women in Hollywood luncheon Thursday, where she was honored alongside Kerry Washington, Chase Infiniti and the women of Sinners at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles. “Work hard, I can’t reiterate that enough,” said Richardson Jackson. “You have to work hard. Work to know your business and then learn who and what. Then be bold enough to make space for the unimaginable, and then be brave enough to embrace it. This is really going to sound deep, but think about it. Learn the language of the invisible so that your presence always speaks,” she added before acknowledging her fellow honorees and delivering final remarks: “Wake up, stay woke, because we who believe in freedom will not rest until it comes.” Infiniti was recognized as a rising star in a presentation by her One Battle After Another co-star Teyana Taylor, whom she thanked for being one of the Black women who has helped guide her in the early days of her acting career. …

Kerry Washington reveals she can’t ‘wrap my head around’ huge milestone in personal life, as she talks family and work – exclusive

Kerry Washington reveals she can’t ‘wrap my head around’ huge milestone in personal life, as she talks family and work – exclusive

At 49, Kerry Washington is an Emmys  winner, Tony and Golden Globes nominee, author, director, and activist. But as she looks towards turning 50, the Scandal star tells HELLO! that she has just one goal. “I hope I continue to stay committed to evolving and growing, being curious, being of service, and reaching for excellence,” the mom-of-two shared. “I think the journey should be consistent with what it’s been [already]. Life just gets better.” © Getty ImagesAs Kerry looks towards turning 50, the Scandal star tells HELLO! that she has just one goal For many, turning 50 can be a moment that leaves more questions than answers, and Kerry shares that she hasn’t yet “wrapped my head around” the milestone, which will come in January 2027.  In the meantime, Kerry is focusing on work – she has a new Apple TV+ series Imperfect Woman dropping on March 18 and a new film, directed Ben Affleck, coming this year – and her ongoing activism in the breast cancer awareness space. © Variety via Getty ImagesKerry at “An Unforgettable Evening” …

Kerry Washington says increase in women-focused TV and films is because ‘we’re throwing our own parties’

Kerry Washington says increase in women-focused TV and films is because ‘we’re throwing our own parties’

Get the latest entertainment news, reviews and star-studded interviews with our Independent Culture email Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Kerry Washington says the improved offering in women-focused films and TV shows has a lot to do with female creators “throwing our own parties”. The US actor, 49, stars in Apple TV’s new adaptation of Araminta Hall’s murder mystery novel Imperfect Women, along with Elisabeth Moss and Kate Mara. It follows three old college friends Eleanor (Washington), Nancy (Mara) and Mary (Moss), whose very different lives are disrupted by a devastating crime that surfaces buried secrets and unspoken rivalries. In an interview with The Guardian, the Scandal star said the offering of complex female roles was “better” than it once was and suggested this was mostly because “so many of us have become producers”. Washington is a producer on Imperfect Women through her company, Simpson Street, which also worked on the 2020 Emmy-nominated mini-series Little Fires Everywhere. Meanwhile, Reece Witherspoon, with …