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Carol Kane: ‘Once you break into comedy, you have a little more leeway with your looks’

The celebrated character actor – who has appeared in everything from ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ and ‘Annie Hall’ to ‘The Princess Bride’ and ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ – speaks to Adam White about her first starring role in years, how she befriended Bette Davis in the Eighties, and staying in touch with…

The Independent UK

Gena Rowlands: the fiercest, most incandescent star of US indie cinema

Subtle yet tough and fearless, the actor, who has died aged 94, blazed a trail through American movies in the 70s – in particular in close collaboration with her husband John Cassavetes

The Guardian - UK

Farewell Gena Rowlands, the formidable actress whose characters always seemed to be tipping into madness

Gena Rowlands, who has died at the age of 94, was a highly respected actor, with a fierce, edgy, often emotionally unstable on screen presence. She often played traumatised mothers or mother figures and her characters were often tinged with a brittle abrasiveness.

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32 co-stars who famously didn't get along or had a falling out

Everyone can share the feeling of not getting on with a colleague - but these celebrity feuds took it to new extremes

Woman & Home

MaXXXine review: Mia Goth is brain-blastingly brilliant in the bloody climax of Ti West's schlocky trilogy

Following X and Pearl, this film puts on a gleeful display of blood-letting

Evening Standard

32 beautiful red carpet dresses that ooze old Hollywood glamour

The red carpet and old Hollywood glamour go hand in hand, so there's no shortage of memorable looks...

Woman & Home

Digested week: May Sharon Osbourne and Amanda Holden’s spat keep on giving

They might not be Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, but the X Factor judges’ ding-dong over Simon Cowell is a joy

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This "Feud" misses Ryan Murphy's touch

Truman Capote's ugly BFF breakup is exactly the type of material Murphy would smash. Too bad he didn't write it

Salon

OPINION - Antisemitic, nasty and hypocritical: this is the world on Holocaust Memorial Day in 2024

Holocaust Memorial Day is 24 hours of shame, but not in the way you think. It was designed to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust, and it falls on the day that Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated by Soviet forces: January 27, in 1945. This is tragedy enough for the Jewish people,…

Evening Standard

The Last Movie Hollywood's Biggest Stars Shot Before They Died

From massive blockbusters to movies largely forgotten, here are the final projects from some of Hollywood's biggest names.

Cinemablend

Blind date: ‘As Bette Davis said: “I’d like to kiss you, but I just washed my hair”’

Robert (left), 71, a retired holistic health practitioner, meets David, 77, a writer, designer and workshop organiser

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: a wild new thriller about two strangers, a boat and a whole lot of drugs

Boat Story is a stylish treat starring Daisy Haggard and Paterson Joseph. Plus: Nigel Farage in I’m A Celebrity! Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Petite Maman to Wayne’s World: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

A spellbinding, ghostly girlhood drama from Céline Sciamma, and Mike Myers’s lovable slacker hero is still a hoot after more than 30 years

The Guardian - UK

Haydn Gwynne was an inquisitive actor, charismatic company – and great fun

From Nice Work to singing Sondheim, this brilliant performer always brought a powerful intelligence to her roles

The Guardian - UK

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Sunday with Rowetta: ‘I find watching Tottenham play relaxing and therapeutic’

The singer talks about epic roasts, Bette Davis movies and trying to get a nap if her baby boy allows it

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Laura Kuenssberg: State of Chaos; My Mum, Your Dad; Wilderness; Welcome to Wrexham – review

Westminster’s big hitters try to make sense of Brexit in Laura Kuenssberg’s gripping docuseries; a middle-aged Love Island is a little too grown up; and Jenna Coleman harbours bad thoughts in a moreish thriller

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Davina McCall’s ‘middle-aged Love Island’ is here

But there’s much more to it than you’d expect. Plus: the truth about ballet schools, and Starstruck concludes. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

El Conde to Captain Phillips: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Feted Chilean director Pablo Larraín re-imagines Pinochet as a vampire in a witty new comedy, and Tom Hanks stars in a wonderfully tense pirate thriller

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Diva review – high-octane glamour at one remove

From Mae West’s white satin to Tina Turner’s showstopping flame dress and Elton John’s Louis XIV look, the definition of diva is taken to the limit in a show where tragedy lurks among the glitter

Los Angeles Times

Where you can (and can’t) watch 8 of Julian Sands’ most notable movie roles

Julian Sands, whose remains were found Saturday and identified this week five months after he went missing while hiking near Mount Baldy in Southern California, emerged in the 1980s with a cohort of other actors who rode a British cinematic rebirth to Hollywood stardom. Those peers and sometime co-stars included…

The Guardian - UK

‘The theatricality of that costume is off the scale’: celebrating two centuries of diva fashion

From Victorian opera singers to Debbie Harry, a new exhibition celebrates the historic and iconoclastic fashion of women in charge of their own destinies

Tribune News Service

History of Warner Bros. studio is behind-the-scenes look at stuff dreams are made of

“Warner Bros. 100 Years of Storytelling” by Mark A. Vieira; Running Press Adult (368 pages, $40)

The Guardian - US

Batmobiles, Bugs Bunny and James Dean’s jeans: a day inside the Warner Bros top-secret archive

To celebrate 100 years, the studio is letting reporters into a protected vault of movie treasures. Just don’t try and find it on Google maps

The Guardian - UK

Pssst! Wanna buy an Oscar? The mysterious case of the missing Academy Awards

An Oscar can only, officially, be sold for $1 – but that hasn’t stopped a small but lucrative black market. Where are all those that have disappeared?

The Independent UK

Where the Oscars gets its beloved nickname from: ‘I wanted to make the gold statuette human’

One theory suggests Bette Davis and her husband’s bottom might have something to do with the affable nickname but the origin story remains up for grabs. Annabel Nugent looks at the potential backstories behind who exactly christened the golden statuette

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