Elisabeth Moss says no life is worth a TV show

According to the model, the partnership started around 12 years ago when she went in for a casting. Revolve, as a destination, wasn't as pervasive as it is now but Delfino said it had a strong leader in Michael Mente, the site's co-founder, and seemed like a cool gig. Ten years later, she's shooting anywhere between 100 and 150 looks for Revolve on a weekly or monthly basis, and has been given the nickname “the Revolve model” by in-the-know online shoppers. “[We] have over 800 brands, with daily new releases, so it's important for the models we work with to keep pace with a fairly rapid shooting schedule,” says Lauren Yerkes, Revolve's chief merchandising officer.

deep-fried food is off the menu except for occasional treats. High-calorie, high-fat, potentially laced with carcinogens – we try to ignore the siren call of the chip shop.There’s a gadget in town that says we can have our chip butty and eat it – and it’s growing in popularity very quickly. The air fryer, the latest kitchen trend, is to the 2020s what the microwave was to the 1970s, or the bullet blender to the 2010s. These wonders promise to ‘fry’ your food – without the fat.

ultra-processed food. You’ll be familiar with such products: brightly packaged, temptingly easy to eat and seemingly good value. It’s food that you couldn’t make from raw ingredients at home, with additives that aren’t found in shops – and it is highly addictive.But avoiding the most obvious examples of UPF isn’t all you need to do.

Kathy Griffin is opening up.

Patients at Lanarkshire hospitals were not told by staff about the recent change in visiting restrictions, it is claimed.

Scientists have sounded the alarm on Long Covid's impact on concentration and memory.

The second series of Jane Austen adaptation Sanditon debuts on PBS Masterpiece Sunday and BritBox Monday but, were it not for a fan-led campaign that the original author would have been proud of, the show could easily have slipped off TV altogether.

A man who starved his dogs to the point where one could barely stand on its feet has been slapped with a three-year ban.

Mother's Day is just around the corner and B&M shoppers think that they have found the cutest gift - and it only costs £5.

A viral tweet declaring an "amazing archaeological discovery" in a Scots town has left social media users in stitches.

Clayton Davis “Tick, Tick … Boom!” star Alexandra Shipp has joined the live-action “Barbie” film from Oscar-nominated director Greta Gerwig, starring Margot Robbie as Barbie and Ryan Gosling as Ken.Though plot details are being kept under wraps, the film is written by Gerwig and Noah Baumbach and based on the popular Mattel toy. Shipp’s role is currently unknown, along with other co-stars America Ferrera and Kate McKinnon, along with Simu Liu and Ariana Greenblatt. Warner Bros.

A patronage previously belonging to Meghan Markle has been given to Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall. The National Theatre took to Twitter on Friday and announced that Prince Charles' wife now holds the title as its Royal Patron.

The new horror movie X, directed by Ti West, is now in theaters and you might be surprised to find out who plays the role of Pearl, the old woman in the film.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker, 44, has delighted Strictly Come Dancing fans by reuniting with his partner Nadiya Bychkova.The pair were seen rehearsing a dance routine for a very special cause in a London ballroom on Friday.In a clip shared to Dan’s 273,000 Instagram followers, he and Nadiya looked delighted to be back together and burst onto the screen.Dan enthusiastically said: “We are back on the dance floor, look at this, this is the St Pancras Hotel in London, what a ballroom!”The presenter then asked Nadiya what they were doing there, and she replied: “We’re doing the Charleston!”Proving he has not lost his Strictly moves yet, Dan demonstrated a couple of steps and Nadiya laughed, jesting: “That’s the one!”The BBC Breakfast star then explained that they were taking part in a charity event this weekend for former rugby player Rob Burrow to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease Association (MND).Explaining what is to come, Dan said: “We have been asked to bring our Charleston back haven’t we.“And we are also going to be judging.” He then turned to Nadiya and begged: “Can you please tell me what to say because I’m not really the best judge.”Nadiya then replied: “What do you mean? You are the best judge!” Before retracting: “Just kidding”.Dan and Nadiya performed their Charleston to Good Morning from Singin’ In The Rain for Strictly’s Musicals Week.Dan captioned the clip: “We’re back! What a treat to return to the ballroom with @nadiyabychkova today.“We have been asked to dance and do a bit of judging at the Burrow Strictly Ball in Leeds this weekend.

Ellise Shafer The second installment of HBO’s “The White Lotus” has added Italian stars Beatrice Grannó, Sabrina Impacciatore and Simona Tabasco to its cast.As Variety exclusively revealed in January, the highly-anticipated Season 2 of Mike White’s social satire will take place at a luxurious resort in Sicily. Impacciatore will play Valentina, the manager of the White Lotus Sicily resort.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterWe’ve seen Elisabeth Moss take on corporate male toxicity in Mad Men, a ghost of a man in The Invisible Man, Gilead in The Handmaid’s Tale and punk rock in Her Smell. This weekend we’ll see her try her as a horror author who tries not unravel as she goes through her creative process in the Josephine Decker-directed Shirley.The film, which is adapted from Susan Scarf Merrell’s 2014 novel of the same name, bowed at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year and is based on the real-life horror author Shirley Jackson and her husband Stanley Hyman.“We were not making a film that we ever thought, ‘Oh, we’re making a film about the real Shirley Jackson’,” Decker told Deadline at Sundance.

The author Shirley Jackson led a fascinating life. A full on biopic of Jackson would certainly be worth exploring. However, filmmaker Josephine Decker has something far different and far more unsettling up her sleeve with Shirley, a psychological thriller more so than anything else. That being said, if this is how an auteur can tackle biopics going forward, that’s something to be excited about. Armed with a full throated performance in the title role from Elisabeth Moss, Decker lets her audience have it. This isn’t what you’re expecting and it might turn off some, but for others, it’s going to be a blast. Hitting tomorrow, it’s well worth a watch.

Focusing on anything besides what’s going on in America’s streets is difficult at the moment. In another reality the entertainment industry is debating what can only be described as questionable standards for resuming production in an era of COVID-19, fans are celebrating Lady Gaga’s “Chromatica” and getting excited about the potential resumption of the major sports leagues.

Fans of The Handmaid’s Tale will have to wait a little while longer for the highly anticipated fourth season of the smash-hit drama series.

Hulu announced in mid-March that filming on the fourth season of The Handmaid's Tale would be put on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.And in an interview with TV show Extra on Thursday, Elisabeth Moss explained that the production team is trying to figure out a time frame for resuming.'We were only two weeks in, so we actually have an entire season to shoot,' said the actress who also serves a producer on the award-winning series.

Elisabeth Moss is opening up about when fans can expect another season of her hit Hulu series The Handmaid’s Tale.