Guillermo del Toro defends Martin Scorsese amidst ‘sloppy’ criticism

. The costume line-up this year has included a slew of memorable looks, from Lizzo’s hilarious take on Marge Simpson (which ignited a TikTok frenzy) to Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly’s eerily convincing . However, Hailey Bieber chose a more high fashion approach to the spooky season, pulling off an ode to a legendary runway moment.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.In a post on Instagram, the 25-year-old model and paid tribute to Yves Saint Laurent’s acclaimed spring/summer 1999 haute couture collection.

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Kim has been known over the years to spark admiration - and sometimes controversy - about her outfit choices.She recently came under fire after stepping out with her nine-year-old daughter North West, who was wearing a full leather face mask.Kim found herself at the centre of controversy last month over her and estranged husband Kanye West's daughter North West’s outfit.North paired the mask with an oversized T-shirt, bedazzled trousers and black platform crocs.Her unusual choice of headwear appeared inspired by her parents, who had been seen earlier this year wearing different kinds of face masks covering their heads completely.Following North’s appearance in the city, social media users took to Twitter to express their thoughts on the daring fashion choice.DirtyCandy0 said: “She'll be scarred for life.”Tuesday44753242 tweeted: “This is not cute or fashionable.“Emmulating Mom and Dad on this one should have been stopped.” (Sic)Charlottesix6 penned: “North West channels Kim Kardashian and Kanye West in leather face mask.This is disgusting.”Express.co.uk contacted representatives for Kim for comment.Kim and Kanye, who tied the knot in 2014, share four children: North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.Kim previously spoke out about expanding her brood after her third child in an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.She said: “Kanye wants to have more. He's been harassing me.

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Twenty years ago, Martin Scorsese and Miramax released “Gangs Of New York” to solid acclaim and box-office numbers. Most critics thought it fell short of Scorsese’s most triumphant works but praised the film’s densely realized sets and costume design.

Martin Scorsese gave a long shout-out to the NYFF and the art of cinema on stage at Avery Fisher Hall as the fest celebrated its 60th anniversary with the world premiere of his latest documentary, Personality Crisis: One Night Only. It followed a screening of Armageddon Time, another New York story by native New Yorker James Gray.

Martin Scorsese was at the New York Film Festival last night to introduce his new documentary with David Tedeschi, “Personality Crisis: One Night Only,” about the legendary proto-punk band The New York Dolls. Scorsese in his hometown at NYFF? That’s awesome enough.

First, a confession: I came to “Personality Crisis: One Night Only,” knowing next to nothing about the New York Dolls or its lead singer, David Johansen. Sure I’d heard of them and heard a fair amount of the Dolls’ music, and Johansen’s, and that of his alter ego Buster Poindexter (including the once-ubiquitous “Hot Hot Hot,” which he now calls “the bane of my existence”).  For this viewer— and, for I suspect, a fair number of others — the draw of “Personality Crisis” is Martin Scorsese, who co-directs with his frequent collaborator David Tedeschi.

Over a decade ago, Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way partnered to bring “Devil In The White City,” the true story of America’s first serial killer, Dr. H.

The Devil In The White City, according to sources.The Matrix star was first attached to the role back in January of this year, with Hulu’s upcoming take on Erik Larson’s 2003 book set to mark his first major US TV role.The big-budget adaption of The Devil In The White City has been through various stages of development since Leonardo DiCaprio bought the film rights to the book back in 2010. DiCaprio now serves as an executive producer on the project alongside Scorsese, with the adaptation previously set up as a feature at Paramount.According to Variety, Reeves will now no longer participate in the series, and representatives for both the actor and Hulu declined to comment thus far.

Near the beginning of Sean Egan’s recently-published piece in the U.K. publication The Critic, are the following assertions: “new Scorsese films are routinely an hour too long…his directorial talent has never been as great as occasional masterpieces like Goodfellas (1990) tricked us into believing it was.”

Zack Sharf Guillermo del Toro does not have time for anyone’s Martin Scorsese slander. The “Pan’s Labyrinth” and “The Shape of Water” Oscar winner took to social media to defend Scorsese against an “offensive, cruel and ill-intentioned” essay published by The Critic that slammed Scorsese as an “uneven talent” whose “self-indulgence” has “debased his talent.” “I very, very seldom post anything contradictory here,” del Toro posted, “but the amount of misconceptions, sloppy inaccuracies and hostile adjectives not backed by an actual rationale is offensive, cruel and ill-intentioned. This article baited them traffic, but at what cost?” “To be clear: If God offered to shorten my life to lengthen Scorsese’s – I’d take the deal,” he continued. “This man understands Cinema. Defends Cinema. Embodies Cinema. He has always fought for the art of it and against the industry of it. He has never been tamed and has a firm place in history.”

Anna Marie de la Fuente The Walt Disney Company Latin America team took to the stage at the 2nd Iberseries & Platino Industria event in Madrid to unveil trailers or clips of their upcoming Star+ slate that includes “Nada,” with Robert de Niro playing a key role, “Ringo, el Campeon del Pueblo,” “Pancho Villa, El Centauro del Norte” and “How to Be a Carioca,” directed by “Rio” and “Ferdinand the Bull” director Carlos Saldanha. These were just a few of the upcoming original programs destined for the company’s fledgling Latin American streaming platform Star+, which features live sports, general and adult entertainment, particularly locally-produced content.