Maya Hawke Talks – Barbie Thinks Pink – Reconsidering Spider-Man 3
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The Idol Takes Television
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With Succession done and dusted, Sunday nights on HBO now belong to The Idol—the buzzy Sam Levinson series about a troubled pop star named Jocelyn (Lily-Rose Depp) falling under the sway of a charismatic Svengali (cocreator Abel Tesfaye, a.k.a. The Weeknd). As episode one proves, though, that logline may intentionally obfuscate the show’s real core dynamic. After the airing of just one episode, Savannah Walsh has a theory about how the season may actually end—thanks to the premiere’s decision to show us Jocelyn watching a very telling erotic thriller.
Elsewhere in HWD, the Directors Guild avoids joining the striking Writers Guild, in a decision that’s inspired a wide range of reactions across the industry; Barbie creatives reveal the surprising effect their film had on the wide world of decor; Jordan Hoffman defends a frequently dismissed Spider-movie; and Erin Vanderhoof chats with Cannes style star Maya Hawke.
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Has Sam Levinson’s buzzy new drama already given away its ending?
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The Directors Guild has struck a tentative deal with studios, avoiding a double-pronged Hollywood strike.
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According to its production designer and set decorator, Barbie led to an international shortage of a certain hue.
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As Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse hits theaters, we’re reconsidering Sam Raimi’s much-maligned Spider-Man 3.
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Behind the scenes with Maya Hawke, who wore a custom look inspired by the setting and color palette of the new Wes Anderson film.
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