Harris Dickinson fronts the new Prada campaign. Shot by Steven Meisel, our one true Babygirl is one of the brand’s Protagonist figures for SS25.
Britney Spears will be “very involved” in her biopic. Jon M. Chu, director of Wicked, has been hired to helm the adaptation of The Woman in Me. He gave a status update on the Golden Globes red carpet: “She’s going to be very involved,” he told Entertainment Tonight. “I haven’t really started anything fully yet, but she will be very involved in this. I have ideas and things, an approach, but it’s very early.”
Brett Easton Ellis doesn’t know a thing about the American Psycho remake. Speaking on his podcast, the author said he was convinced that all of the current swirling rumours – Austin Butler playing Patrick Bateman; Luca Guadagnino directing – are being circulated to see how audiences react to the idea of a remake. “If it does exist, I am not involved,” he said. “I have nothing to do with this.”
Laura Weir is the new CEO of the British Fashion Council. After 15 years in the job, Caroline Rush CBE has stepped down; Weir is set to start in late April. In a statement she said she would “focus on support for emerging and established designers and strengthening our pipeline of British creative talent.”
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Harris Dickinson fronts the new Prada campaign. Shot by Steven Meisel, our one true Babygirl is one of the brand’s Protagonist figures for SS25.
Britney Spears will be “very involved” in her biopic. Jon M. Chu, director of Wicked, has been hired to helm the adaptation of The Woman in Me. He gave a status update on the Golden Globes red carpet: “She’s going to be very involved,” he told Entertainment Tonight. “I haven’t really started anything fully yet, but she will be very involved in this. I have ideas and things, an approach, but it’s very early.”
Brett Easton Ellis doesn’t know a thing about the American Psycho remake. Speaking on his podcast, the author said he was convinced that all of the current swirling rumours – Austin Butler playing Patrick Bateman; Luca Guadagnino directing – are being circulated to see how audiences react to the idea of a remake. “If it does exist, I am not involved,” he said. “I have nothing to do with this.”
Laura Weir is the new CEO of the British Fashion Council. After 15 years in the job, Caroline Rush CBE has stepped down; Weir is set to start in late April. In a statement she said she would “focus on support for emerging and established designers and strengthening our pipeline of British creative talent.”
Justice for Anora! Sean Baker’s sizzling comedy, starring Mikey Madison and Mark Eydelshteyn, lost out at last night’s Golden Globes, leaving with nothing.
Justice for Anora! Sean Baker’s sizzling comedy, starring Mikey Madison and Mark Eydelshteyn, lost out at last night’s Golden Globes, leaving with nothing.
The Golden Globes were unpredictable, wild and produced some great Club Chalamet tweets. The acting categories produced three out of four surprises: Demi Moore won for The Substance (Actress: Musical or Comedy) and Sebastian Stan for the A24 hit A Different Man (Actor: Musical or Comedy). In the biggest surprise, Brazilian star Fernanda Torres won for Actress: Drama for her performance in the corruption drama I’m Still Here, beating out favourite Nicole Kidman. Much to the chagrin of Ms Club herself, Adrien Brody beat Timothée in Best Actor: Drama for his performance in The Brutalist.
The BAFTA longlist has been announced. Basically, this is the selection of actors, movies, directors, you name it, that the BAFTA committees have to choose their nominees from. Among them? Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez, of course, alongside Timothée Chalamet for A Complete Unknown. But a few of our favourites with less noise are getting shouted about too: Mark Eydelshteyn for Anora, Harris Dickinson for Babygirl, while the beautiful All We Imagine As Light has made the cut for Director, Screenplay and Film Not in the English Language.
Happy birthday Greta Thunberg! The revolutionary climate activist (and i-D cover star) turns 22 today.
The Golden Globes were unpredictable, wild and produced some great Club Chalamet tweets. The acting categories produced three out of four surprises: Demi Moore won for The Substance (Actress: Musical or Comedy) and Sebastian Stan for the A24 hit A Different Man (Actor: Musical or Comedy). In the biggest surprise, Brazilian star Fernanda Torres won for Actress: Drama for her performance in the corruption drama I’m Still Here, beating out favourite Nicole Kidman. Much to the chagrin of Ms Club herself, Adrien Brody beat Timothée in Best Actor: Drama for his performance in The Brutalist.
The BAFTA longlist has been announced. Basically, this is the selection of actors, movies, directors, you name it, that the BAFTA committees have to choose their nominees from. Among them? Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez, of course, alongside Timothée Chalamet for A Complete Unknown. But a few of our favourites with less noise are getting shouted about too: Mark Eydelshteyn for Anora, Harris Dickinson for Babygirl, while the beautiful All We Imagine As Light has made the cut for Director, Screenplay and Film Not in the English Language.
Happy birthday Greta Thunberg! The revolutionary climate activist (and i-D cover star) turns 22 today.
Rosita Missoni, co-founder of Missoni, has died. She founded the Italian fashion house, famed for its expressive and colourful knitwear, in 1953 with her late husband Ottavio. In 1996, after growing their brand from a humble operation in Northern Italy into a global success, the duo began to hand over control of Missoni to their children. Rosita spent her later years living in Varese, Lombardy, in the house she owned with Ottavio. She was a voracious collector of colourful goods she found at flea markets. In an interview with The Guardian in 2022, she said: “I have had the privilege of living a long life.” She was 93.
(Photo credit: Tim Jenkins/Guy Marineau/WWD/Penske Media via Getty Images)
Rosita Missoni, co-founder of Missoni, has died. She founded the Italian fashion house, famed for its expressive and colourful knitwear, in 1953 with her late husband Ottavio. In 1996, after growing their brand from a humble operation in Northern Italy into a global success, the duo began to hand over control of Missoni to their children. Rosita spent her later years living in Varese, Lombardy, in the house she owned with Ottavio. She was a voracious collector of colourful goods she found at flea markets. In an interview with The Guardian in 2022, she said: “I have had the privilege of living a long life.” She was 93.
(Photo credit: Tim Jenkins/Guy Marineau/WWD/Penske Media via Getty Images)
Gucci are celebrating the Year of the Snake. Their global brand ambassadors Ni Ni and Xiao Zhan have been called upon to don a new collection that honours the serpent – an insignia with deep roots in the brand’s history.
Gucci are celebrating the Year of the Snake. Their global brand ambassadors Ni Ni and Xiao Zhan have been called upon to don a new collection that honours the serpent – an insignia with deep roots in the brand’s history.
Nymphomaniac director Lars von Trier is back. After being diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease in 2022, it was thought the man behind controversial films like Antichrist and Dogville would retire from cinema. But the Danish Film Institute just handed 1.3 million Danish crowns to the director to fund his next film. Right now, it’s called After, and rumours suggest it will shoot later in 2025.
Charli’s film taste is unmatched. According to her Letterboxd, over the last few days she’s watched movies by John Cassavetes (Opening Night) and Asia Argento (Scarlet Diva). You can follow an account on X that lines up her watching habits with significant events in her career. For example, on the same day she took over Times Square last year, she watched Wim Wenders’ Perfect Days.