Tekashi 6ix9ine allegedly received an eerie gift in the mail connected to King Von. TMZ reports that the Bushwick, New York native was sent an artificial casket graffitied with tags declaring, “RIP O Block” and “RIP King Von,” with a large white cross embellishing the top of the coffin-like structure. Tekashi told authorities that he…
Donald Trump has framed a copy of his mugshot in the White House. On Friday (Feb. 14), photos showing The New York Post’s Aug. 25, 2023 issue hanging in Trump’s secretary offices just outside the Cabinet Room and the Oval Office went viral online. The Post issue in question features Donald’s Fulton County mugshot from…
Meta’s looking to give advertisers more control over their ad placements, via an expansion of its support for third-party blocklists. Blocklists created by brand safety and measurement providers make it easier for brands to ensure that their ads are not displayed next to potentially disagreeable content, while also taking out the manual effort of searching…
Rupert Friend is heading into the Berlinale a little anxious. The British actor, a veteran of the industry with major roles in Homeland, Pride & Prejudice and, most recently, Drew Hancock’s buzzy thriller Companion, was only a “whip of a thing” when Chéri premiered in competition at the 2009 Berlin Film Festival. “I was 25…
Multi-Oscar-winning South Korean director Bong Joon Ho glided into the snow-blanketed Berlin International Film Festival on Saturday to unveil his long-in-the-making sci-fi feature Mickey 17 — and it wasn’t long before the international media in the German capital probed the auteur about the relevance of his new movie to the world’s politically fraught present. Mickey 17…
With only a trio of films under her belt, writer-director Léonor Serraille has carved her own special niche within the overcrowded world of French arthouse cinema. Her 2017 breakthrough, Montparnasse Bienvenüe, won Cannes’ prestigious Camera d’Or while confirming the rising status of its lead actress, Laetitia Dosch. Her second effort, the moving and underrated immigrant…
Perhaps no one is more excited about the Berlinale than Fiona Shaw. The Irish actress is no stranger to the German capital — she’s directed a performance at the city’s opera house, Deutsche Oper Berlin — but it is a first appearance at the film festival. “I’m just going to see everything I can see in…
Imbalances of power can be found everywhere, and the abuse that can arise is boldly tackled in New York-based Iranian writer and director Mehrnoush Alia‘s feature film debut, 1001 Frames. “In the studio of a well-known director, female actors audition for the role of Scheherazade in A Thousand and One Nights,” reads the synopsis for…
When art imitates life. Renée Zellweger admits that over the years she’s adopted some of her longtime character Bridget Jones’s most famous traits. “All the clumsy things,” she told Page Six exclusively at the New York premiere of “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” Wednesday, “And the ‘fake it ’til you make it’ [mantra].” Renée…
Call him the king of comedy, the sultan of sketch — or, as cast member Ego Nwodim has revealed she once did by mistake, “Daddy” — but Lorne Michaels will forever be the beating heart of “Saturday Night Live.” The late-night show’s creator presided over its chaotic launch on October 11, 1975, and is gathering stars…
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