Moviedle has risen as a popular quiz game in the wake of the absolute behemoth that is Wordle. It borrows the basic principles, but adds a uniquely filmic twist. You see, instead of guessing a word, you’re trying to name a movie. Sounds easy enough, right? Well, there’s quite an important wrinkle to consider. You’ll…
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Bad Weather! ‘RHOSLC’ Stars Heather Gay and Whitney Rose’s Ups and Downs Bad weather forever — or not. When The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City premiered in 2020, Heather Gay and Whitney Rose were the best of friends, but their relationship has since gotten rocky. The Bad Mormon author and the Wild Rose Beauty…
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Books Inspired by the ‘Bachelor’ Franchise The Bachelor franchise has provided fodder for tons of memoirs over the years — just ask Tyler Cameron, Andi Dorfman, Trista Sutter, Sean Lowe, Colton Underwood or many others — so it’s no surprise that it’s also inspired a handful of fictional accounts. Author Kate Stayman-London got the idea…
Content warning: this article contains references to sexual assault and misconduct. Sheryl Lee Ralph is opening up about several incidents of sexual misconduct that she alleges she experienced years ago, including one that involved a “famous TV judge.” The “Abbott Elementary” star made the allegations during a March 20 appearance on the “Way Up with…
Sam Neill has reflected on his friendship with Robin Williams, describing him as the “loneliest man on a lonely planet”. In Neill’s new memoir Did I Ever Tell You This?, the actor recalls how they had “great chats” together while visiting each other’s trailers on the set of 1999 film Bicentennial Man. “We would talk…
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Image Source: Getty / Axelle/Bauer-Griffin Acclaimed actor Lance Reddick — known for his iconically intense portrayals of characters in series like “The Wire” and “Fringe” — died on March 17 from natural causes at age 60. Before his death, the “John Wick” actor recorded his final interviews from his “John Wick 4” press run, which…
Predicting the 2024 Oscar Nominations Killers of the Flower Moon, Maestro, Leave the World Behind, and Barbie. From left, courtesy of Apple TV +, Jason McDonald/Netflix, courtesy of Netflix, © Warner Bros/Everett Collection. Now that Everything Everywhere All at Once has proven there’s no such thing as “too weird” for Oscar, could this be the year for…
Mya-Rose Craig Recalibrates With Sunday Night Resets and Bird-Attuned Walks By Oliver Edwards. The British Bangladeshi writer and activist, whose memoir Birdgirl charts her path to the international stage, chronicles three days as a Cambridge student amid goldfinches and deadlines. By Laura Regensdorf March 23, 2023 All products featured on Vanity Fair are independently selected…
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Moviedle has risen as a popular quiz game in the wake of the absolute behemoth that is Wordle. It borrows the basic principles, but adds a uniquely filmic twist. You see, instead of guessing a word, you’re trying to name a movie. Sounds easy enough, right? Well, there’s quite an important wrinkle to consider. You’ll…
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12 Child Stars Who Shared Revelations In Memoirs Content warning: This post contains mentions of eating disorders, mental illness, rape, and abuse. When you’re a kid who sees other kids on TV, you can’t help but get the teeniest bit jealous. After all, who wouldn’t want all the perks of fame without any of the…
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