'Coastal Elites': TV Review

There's an immediate rush that comes from the opening minutes of a new season of FX's Fargo, intensified by the three-years-plus since Noah Hawley's adaptation/expansion of the Coen brothers' classic last aired. It's a charge that comes from Hawley's love of archaic and convoluted language; from Jeff Russo's playful circling of Carter Burwell's haunting score for the original film; from another eclectic cast stepping into characters with instantly evocative names like "Ethelrida Pearl Smutny" or "Constant Calamita"; from the reminder that "This is a true story." If the show's distinctive brand of yarn-spinning entrances you, it can carry you past some bumpy patches, like the first couple of episodes of the third season.

She recently left the world of reality television after an alleged affair came to light.But Denise Richards was focused on brunch with her beau as she stepped out in Calabasas, Calif. with husband Aaron Phypers on Sunday.The 49-year-old actress sported a black tank top and jeans as she hopped on the back of a motorcycle outside of the Sagebrush Cantina days after quitting the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

Mildred Ratched first appears in the Netflix series that bears her name as a cartoon villainess. Gazing disapprovingly — or analytically — at a couple mid-PDA from her turquoise car, the future antagonist of Ken Kesey's novelOne Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (played in the Milos Forman film adaptation by Louise Fletcher, who won an Oscar for her performance) cuts a gas-station attendant down to size for making friendly if annoying chitchat.

Reba McEntire made a surprise appearance at a Wallmart in Franklin, Tenn., over the weekend to sign copies of her “Rumor Has It” vinyl. The country singer recently released a special 30th anniversary album of her hit record.

Guy Lodge Film CriticAs the director of the best-dressed films in contemporary Italian cinema, it’s not surprising that Luca Guadagnino was the man approved by the Salvatore Ferragamo luxury goods brand to make a devoted documentary ode to its long-deceased founder. Anyone expecting Guadagnino’s usual extravagant stylistic flourishes applied to the subject, however, may be surprised to find that “Salvatore: Shoemaker of Dreams” is a rather conventional affair, detailing the celebrated shoe designer’s journey from humble village origins to early Hollywood success to fashion-world royalty in straightforward strokes, crammed with talking heads and flickering archival footage.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos have proven over the years that they can successfully work together, and have produced a number of films and TV shows with their company, Milojo Productions.And most recently, the celebrity couple announced that they had signed a deal with Lifetime to produce two new movies for the network's Ripped from the Headlines slate.The pair, along with Albert Bianchini will be executive producers for two new films which are set to debut in 2021.

Fargo TV series, is also a novelist. Before he ever started working in TV, he wrote novels like  A Conspiracy of Tall Men, and has continued to write even while producing Fargo and Legion.

Glee fantasy aside, the other main reason Slushy was so appealing to me was because it combines hydration with exfoliation, so it would tackle any acne-related issues, without being too harsh on my sensitive skin. The two major ingredients at play are , which we all know and love for its hydrating powers, and , a plant-based ingredient that acts similarly to —increases cell turnover to prevent lines, acne, and dark spots—without the dreaded . I'm super sensitive to both retinol and retinol alternatives, but this one was too intriguing to pass up.

Unfurling an entire life of failed artistic ambitions in the span of a two-hour film, Chaitanya Tamhane’s remarkable sophomore feature “The Disciple” is decidedly leisurely in its approach. Executive produced by Alfonso Cuarón, Tamhane’s film centralizes the world of Hindustani classical music, in which singers perform an improvised raga, modulating their voices depending on the singer’s emotional state.

The fourth season of Noah Hawley’s highly acclaimed FX series “Fargo” was a notable casualty of the pandemic as production shut down back in March with only two episodes left to be shot. A couple of weeks ago, the team behind the series started up again, trying to bring this year’s story in for its final chapter with a heavy amount of protective precautions designed to make that as likely as possible.

Denise Richards' rep confirmed that after two seasons on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," the actress will not be returning for season 11.There have been conflicting claims about why the mother of three — whose exit follows months of drama surrounding former "RHOBH" castmate Brandi Glanville's claim that she and Denise, who's married to Aaron Phypers, had a brief affair (which Denise has denied) — is really leaving.As Page Six reports, some Bravo insiders say believe Denise wanted too much money to re-sign. However, sources close to Denise say she was over it and didn't even give Bravo a real opportunity to give her a new contract.RELATED: Former "Real Housewives" stars: Where are they now?So which is it? A Sept.

vegetarian options on the menu. The fast food giant is operating a reduced menu during the pandemic after restaurants reopened following months of lockdown.

Typical accoutrements for eating raw oysters include cocktail sauce and mignonette, plus or minus a curious spirit for the uninitiated. The key accompaniment is subtlety.

The Comey Rule operates from a false premise. The Showtime limited series, which will inevitably be watched through each individual's own political lens, coloring their interpretation of it*, dramatizes former FBI Director James Comey's memoir about his role in shaping the outcome of the 2016 election and his meetings with President Donald Trump in the months after the election.

"Horses ain't the only thing that needs breaking around here," says one of the Fletcher Street Stables riders in Concrete Cowboy. She's referring to the wayward teenager who's been exiled for the summer to acquire some discipline from his estranged father.

Choose your fighter: Orson Welles, recently back in LA after a decade of European exile, and embarking on a project so meta he will emulate the film’s director-protagonist and die at 70 never having finished it; or Dennis Hopper, mere days after the end of an 8-day marriage, struggling to edit the metafiction that will kill his directorial career for nearly a decade? The documentary, “Hopper/Welles,” cutely credited to Welles as director, but put together by “The Other Side of the Wind” producer Filip Jan Rymsza, is a recording of a conversation between two (in)famous Hollywood game-changers at oddly analogous moments in their careers, despite their twenty-year age gap.

No genre romanticizes America’s manifest destiny mythos more than the western. For decades, the construct featured white men conquering the frontier from Native Americans and law enforcement.

Bella Thorne recently apologized to sex workers on OnlyFans, after her presence on the adult monetization platform caused some trouble.But the former Disney Channel star is continuing to churn out some relatively mild content for the otherwise X-rated website.She teased her décolletage Monday, as she went topless under a black satin robe, posting some sexy selfies to her Instagram Story to promote the $20 monthly subscription.

She's one of Bravo's Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills.But on Sunday, Garcelle Beauvais headed to the neighboring community of Sherman Oaks to get a little salon pampering.The 57-year-old got her nails done, making sure to wear a face mask to abide my COVID-19 rules in Los Angeles. Leggy look: Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star Garcelle Beauvais stepped out on Sunday in a pair of distressed Daisy Dukes and a lemon yellow blouse to get her nails done at a salonThe actress and reality star showed off her legs in a pair of distressed Daisy Dukes.She tucked a lemon yellow blouse into the denim cutoffs and added a leopard-print belt.

Denise Richards, 49, isn’t returning to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills — and the news wasn’t a surprise for the other ladies. “Nobody was surprised really Denise didn’t want to return. Most of them didn’t think they’d ever see her again after filming the season,” a source spilled to HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY. “They felt she skipped a lot of things and grew frustrated with her,” the insider also told us. News of Denise’s departure was confirmed via her rep to our sister site Variety on Sept. 9.

“Don’t take me for a psycho,” explains Alex, the protagonist of François Ozon’s “Summer of ’85,” explains in the film’s opening voice-over. “Corspes are not my thing… Corpses are not my thing.