Month: July 2025

[ad_1] ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Star Lola Tung Teases “Bittersweet” Final Season (Exclusive) BookTok, it’s time to press play. Indeed, May Cobb’s best-selling novel The Hunting Wives has come to life on screen—and this Texas murder mystery is a sight to behold. Over the course of eight episodes, the Netflix series follows protagonist Sophie
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[ad_1] Burberry today announces the appointment of its four regional presidents to the company’s Executive Committee. With immediate effect, Claudia Kim, President Asia Pacific; Frank van Loon, President EMEIA; Josie Zhang, President Greater China; and Laura Dubin-Wander, President Americas will join the Committee, reporting to Burberry Chief Executive Officer Joshua Schulman. In their roles, Burberry’s
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[ad_1] Sydney Sweeney is facing social media backlash after the debut of her new denim campaign with American Eagle, which some critics have accused of invoking racially insensitive messaging. The fall 2025 campaign, which launched last week, features the Euphoria and White Lotus star posing in American Eagle’s latest denim line. The central tagline? “Sydney
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[ad_1] From director Osgood Perkins and distributor NEON, gruesomely demented horror movie The Monkey will be making its streaming debut courtesy of Hulu next month. The Monkey will be streaming on Hulu beginning August 7, 2025. Based on the Stephen King short story from 1985’s Skeleton Crew, the gory horror-comedy is written and directed by Osgood Perkins (Longlegs) and produced
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[ad_1] The movies have always had a way of making the life of an outlaw look fun. The secret is as easy as defying tradition by making the “bad guy” the protagonist of the story, or even taking innocents out of the equation completely. These classic films will force you to reconsider your moral standards.
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[ad_1] In The Conjuring of America: Mojos, Mermaids, Medicine, and 400 Years of Black Women’s Magic, Lindsey Stewart explores the ways in which West African religious traditions have permeated American culture, and how the perseverance, ingenuity and intellectual rigor of Black women made that possible. While it is true that enslaved Africans lost their freedom
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[ad_1] Old money isn’t about showing off—it’s about showing up with quiet confidence. No loud logos, no trends. Just timeless taste, impeccable grooming, and a scent that whispers refinement without saying a word. These fragrances aren’t for the guy chasing compliments. They’re for the man who already knows who he is. Each scent below carries
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[ad_1] Ohio State Republicans have introduced numerous anti-LGBTQ+ bills during this legislative session, including one that would out LGBTQ+ students to their parents if they receive any related counseling, a bill requiring transgender politicians to list their deadnames on public records, a law restricting trans students’ ability to use preferred names and pronouns in schools,
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[ad_1] Long before Superman or even Guardians of the Galaxy, James Gunn was firmly established as a “horror guy,” from his early days writing Tromeo and Juliet for Troma to his feature directorial debut with the horror-comedy Slither. It was Slither that introduced Gunn’s voice as a director worth watching, and Gunn reflects on the monster
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[ad_1] Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes‘ publication of its definitive ranking of the 300 “best movies of all time” has thrown up some surprising results, including the revelation that – according to this particular metric – 2019 is possibly the best year in movie history. While the list was intended to focus on the movies themselves,
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[ad_1] It’s lights, camera, action for one of the biggest weekends in pop culture.  As San Diego Comic-Con kicked-off July 24, fans from far and beyond were gifted with a first look at some of the most highly anticipated films and TV shows to hit the screen in the coming months. While Marvel was absent
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