Ava DuVernay to Produce ‘One Perfect Shot’ Docuseries at HBO Max, Inspired By Popular Twitter Account

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorWhether it was the dystopian society of “The Handmaid’s Tale” or the alternate history of “Watchmen,” the Emmy nominated costume designers in the fantasy/sci-fi category sought to ground their looks in reality. This meant relying on historical research, such as art and photo references of specific time periods, to help transport audiences into different worlds, and to convey emotion through their designs.Carnival Row(Amazon) Post-industrial Victorian England served as an influence on the clothes of Amazon’s neo-noir fairy drama.

Bruce Springsteen took his love for Lana Del Rey to a new level as he called her “one of the best songwriters in the country.”

Southern California is currently being swept by a grueling heat wave.And Chrissy Teigen mastered the art of keeping cool on Sunday afternoon as she lounged by the pool with her four-year-old daughter Luna.'heatwave with my girl,' wrote the34-year-old model, who donned a strapless sundress in the snapshot seen by her nearly 31million Instagram followers.

James McClain While a $20 million pricetag attached to a Beverly Hills property is a fairly common sighting, it’s rare to find one affixed to a tastefully renovated midcentury modern located in the most prime neighborhood pocket of town, where some of the nearest neighbors include heavyweights like Ellen DeGeneres, Sam Gores, and Fiji Water/Pom Wonderful billionaires Stewart and Lynda Resnick.Built in the late 1960s, the sprawling single-story has long been owned by Nathalie Marciano, the founder of independent film production company 26 Films (“The Duel,” “My Life in Ruins”) and a contemporary art dealer.

COLD Feet star James Nesbitt has paid tribute to his dad who has passed away at the age of 91. James, 55, released a statement on Friday confirming the sad news and described his father as "a wonderful parent".

When Claude Taylor started his Room Rater account on Twitter (@ratemyskyperoom) in April, it was to continue the jokes he and his girlfriend were making with each other about cable news talking heads' bleak film-from-home setups. Four months and nearly 300,000 followers later, he's established a hard 10-point scale with points for room depth, art, flowers, lighting and camera angle — "You can't get above a seven if you're shooting from the ground" — and has expanded his initially political figure-focused lens to include stars like Ryan Reynolds, Jeff Bridges, Tyra Banks, David Lynch, Thandie Newton and Colin Jost — and their rooms, of course.

GARRETT CLAYTON’S A GAY IN THE LIFE Former Disney Channel star and out Hollywood actor Garrett Clayton (King Cobra) recently launched a weekly LGBTQ series on YouTube with the long-term goal of humanizing the stories and struggles of contemporary LGBTQ rights and peoples around the world. Co-created and co-hosted by Clayton’s fiancé Blake Knight, the series also intends to reveal how LGBTQ identities, attitudes, and experiences vary greatly from one country and culture to the next.

Alice Glass has shared her first new song in two years, entitled ‘NIGHTMARES’. The track is set to appear on experimental label Sermon 3 Recordings’s forthcoming compilation, ‘Sermon 4 Anniversary’.The track is produced by her longtime friend and collaborator Jupiter Keyes.

Hunter Schafer has a new home with Shiseido. The actress and artist, best known for playing transgender teen Jules on HBO's Euphoria, has landed with the Japanese beauty brand as its newest global brand ambassador.

Selena Gomez might need a little more practice. The actress' HBO Max cooking show,, debuts on Thursday, and only ET has an exclusive sneak peek at Gomez's attempt to make ramen with Chef Candice Kumai over video chat. Though ramen may not seem like too complicated of a recipe, Gomez adorably has a little trouble following Kumai's instructions.

She landed at the center of controversy after her past racist actions came to light, resulting in her firing from Vanderpump Rules.But now Kristen Doute is attempting to repair her tattered image.The reality star, 37, introduced the new Peaceful Protest collection to her James Mae fashion line, with a 25% of proceeds benefiting the Black Fashion World and Watts Empowerment Center.

body modifications that have turned her into a “city cyborg”. Lina L., originally from Germany, covered her body in dozens of tattoos.

Linda Laban Freeman Vines may not be a well known name in the music world, but his work is finally being recognized.In September, the gorgeously illustrated book “Hanging Tree Guitars,” published by Bitter Southerner in conjunction with the non-profit Music Maker Relief Foundation, and named for guitars Vines carved using wood from a tree used in a lynching, will present the 78-year-old folk blues musician’s work as a luthier, sculpting guitars — each unique and made completely by hand.In the book, edited by folklorist Zoe van Buren — folklife director at the North Carolina Arts Council — Vines’ words are formed into poetic rumination, interspersed among tintype photographs by photographer and ethnomusicologist Timothy Duffy.

Angels & Airwaves frontman Tom DeLonge is set to share his thoughts on UFOs at an online film and TV panel as part of Metaverse, a virtual New York Comic Con.He will be joined by UFO hunter and former Pentagon special agent Luis Elizondo, who currently works for DeLonge’s To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science.Metaverse will take place this week from August 13-16.

Kim Kardashian looks a work of art – in paint spattered dress. The reality TV star showed off her famous curves in a tight fitting woodgrain-patterened outfit on Instagram.

Ava DuVernay has set her next project — and it's inspired by a popular Twitter account. The filmmaker will executive produce and narrate at HBO Max, the streaming service announced on Friday. The new half-hour docuseries will celebrate iconic movie moments guided by Hollywood's most exhilarating cinematic voices.

Art & Activism showcases artworks that have been inspired by one or more of the social movements of our time: from Black Lives Matter to immigration reform, women’s rights to LGBTQ equality, climate change to the coronavirus pandemic.Available for viewing either as a traditional exhibition in the reopened gallery space or as a virtual display, Art & Activism features works by member artists, among them Gordon Binder, Gary Anthes, Kimberley Bursic, William Bowser, Deborah Addison Coburn, Suzanne Goldberg, Lois Kampinsky, Thierry Guillemin, Yuno Baswir, and Lisa Allen. Some participants have also elected to donate a percentage of their sales to a charity of their choosing.On display to Aug.

For the past two months, protests have provoked difficult conversations around social justice, race and inequality, discussions that have often been aided or informed by storytelling in its many forms. One story in particular that has risen to the challenge, both as a novel and a limited series: Little Fires Everywhere.

Perth will not reopen its doors until 2021 despite many venues returning at the weekend following the easing of lockdown restrictions. The prestigious Culture Perth and Kinross-run museum will remain closed due to predicted high expenses and a lack of space for social distancing.

Ava DuVernay has been selected to receive the 27th annual Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize in honor of her ongoing efforts to amplify the voices of women and people of color through her film and TV work. DuVernay becomes the fourth filmmaker, and first female director, after Ingmar Bergman, Robert Redford and Spike Lee to receive the esteemed prize.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterWarner Bros. Television has optioned the upcoming Diane Cook novel “The New Wilderness” for Matt Reeves’ production company, 6th & Idaho, to develop as a television series.Cook will write the pilot and executive produce the series.