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Billie Eilish is totally feeling herself on the red carpet at the 2022 Met Gala on Monday evening (May 2) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Glenn Close and Sebastian Stan both opt for hot pink looks at the 2022 Met Gala on Monday evening (May 2) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Alicia Keys‘ gorgeous gunmetal dress had the best detailing at the 2022 Met Gala on Monday evening (May 2)!

Jessica Alba sure knows how to have a good time!The L.A.’s Finest actress celebrated her 41st birthday on Thursday, April 28. In honor of the big day, she invited some huge stars to Los Angeles hotspot Delilah in West Hollywood.A source close to the Honest Company founder told E! News that she rented out the entire restaurant for the occasion.“The music was loud and it was definitely a dance party,” the party insider told the publication.

Vogue, Burch was inspired by 1940s American designer Claire McCardell to create the silk gown with a high-low hemline and deep V-neck. “I admire how Mindy has shaped her own career path and constantly challenges herself,” Burch told Vogue.

Bridgerton, so it's no surprise that star Phoebe Dynevor aced the assignment.The actor made her red carpet debut in a lacy black Louis Vuitton gown. The look is much more gothic than Daphne Bridgerton's style, featuring intricate black beading and a completely sheer bodice.

dying to go” to the Met Gala “for years,” New York City Mayor Eric Adams finally got his wish.Adams, 61, arrived on the red carpet wearing a statement suit, making a political splash on the red carpet alongside girlfriend Tracey Collins. He donned a coat with decorative forearms and lapels that paid homage to the MTA in addition to the back of his coat, which read “END GUN VIOLENCE” in bold red letters.Adams’ move to make a political statement on the red carpet follows Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who wore a gown last year that read “TAX THE RICH.”His look was also complete with a fresh pedicure, which he debuted on Twitter.

Moulin Rouge windmill — which will be available to rent for the first time in history. Located on the edge of the tourist-favorite Montmartre neighborhood near Pigalle, the cabaret (whose name in English translates to Red Mill) is considered the home of the French can-can — a number that became a popular music-hall dance in the 1840s.According to the Airbnb listing, “guests will experience a peek behind the velvet curtains of the fabled landmark, including backstage access to the theater, a traditional French three-course meal, the best seats during the Moulin Rouge’s acclaimed show Féerie and an overnight stay inside the iconic windmill.” But if the crazy low price of just a buck to stay in one of the world’s most iconic properties sounds too good to be true that’s because it is.

Blast from the past. Vanessa Hudgens and Austin Butler attended the Met Gala 2022 the same night he walked the red carpet with his girlfriend, Kaia Gerber.

Anna Wintour is once again the Met Gala's honorary co-chair.  The Vogue editor-in-chief, 72 — whose life as an enigmatic fashion icon was recently chronicled in a new book, "Anna: The Biography" — has been at the decision-making helm of the magazine since 1988. She's also co-chaired the Met Gala for many years.The first time-ever was in 1995.  Known for her signature bob cut and dark sunglasses, the British-born journalist’s career has made for countless articles tracking her rise to one of the most prominent positions in the fashion editorial world since she began forging her way atop the totem pole in London back in the 1960s.

What do you get when you put eight Russian men into a country house and have them try to figure out which one is gay? A new homophobic Russian reality show of course.Vitaly Milonov, a politician affiliated with the far-right United Russia party and best known for his extreme homophobic rhetoric, is presenting the new online series I’m Not Gay and was featured in the first episode.Milonov was the principal sponsor of Russia’s “Gay Propaganda Law,” which prohibits the distribution of pro-LGBTQ material. These materials are any which  “raises interest in…non-traditional sexual predispositions,” or  include “distorted ideas about the equal social value of traditional and non-traditional sexual relationships.”The show has eight men living together as they try and figure out which one is gay.

Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty together. Turner, an ambassador for Louis Vuitton, looked radiant a the party in a vibrant red mock neck dress by the brand with long sleeves and a floor-length skirt. What to expect when you're expecting at the Met Gala? Apparently, style.More from GlamourSee More Stories© 2022 Condé Nast.

Euphoria star walked the red (and white and blue) red carpet at her first Met Gala in a darkly sophisticated Old Hollywood look: sleek hair waves, a diamond choker, and crimson lipstick. The sheer dress is definitely grown up, but the embellishments keep it from being too revealing. It's seductive, but probably still a lot more comfortable than some of the naked dresses we've seen at the event. It's no surprise that Apatow wore black.

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in public? Kaia Gerber, a model, and Austin Butler, an actor famous for looking like a model, arrived at the Met Gala red carpet and immediately turned on the charm. The couple stared lovingly into each other's eyes, as Butler pulled in close by the waist. The result: A slew of Getty images that look more like a high-fashion campaign than “candids." Kaia Gerber wore a see-through lace gown with beaded detailing at the hem and a high-neckline. The weight of the skirt as well as the warm beige tones are reminiscent of a Titanic-era gown, but with a bit more skin showing. Butler, for his part, wore a black suit with silk details that appeared a bit undone at the collar.

Johnny Depp’s security guard alleged that Amber Heard ‘punched’ the Pirates of the Caribbean actor in the face as he took to the stand in the former couple’s defamation trial.The 58-year-old is suing his ex-wife for $50million (£39m) over an op-ed she wrote for the Washington Post in 2018, discussing being a survivor of domestic violence.While the article does not mention him by name, his lawyers have said that it falsely implies that he physically and sexually abused her – while the 36-year-old is countersuing for $100million (£76m), claiming her former partner libeled her by calling her a liar.Appearing via video link in the Fairfax Virginia Courthouse from LA earlier today, security guard Travis McGivern told the jury that Heard once punched her ex-husband in the face, recalling how ‘shocked’ his client was.He said that the alleged row took place on March 23, 2015, and testified that he ‘heard and saw a closed fist contact Mr Depp in the left side of his face’, noting that it was Heard’s fist.‘The initial look on his face kind of mirrored mine, kind of a look of shock,’ he claimed.‘My job is [to] ensure the safety and wellbeing of my clients, and I felt like I hadn’t done that’.He claimed that Depp ‘had a nice little shiner’ from the alleged punch and that his face was red and swollen – but that he never retaliated in the ‘incident’.During that same argument at their LA penthouse, McGivern said that he saw Heard throw a can of Red Bull which struck Depp in the back.‘The verbal onslaught continued, from both of them,’ he said, and told the court that Depp was ‘giving as good as he got’.He said that Heard then threw something else and at ‘one point she spit’.Speaking to the court, he recalled their argument included

Fans are loving the look Sarah Jessica Parker is wearing at the 2022 Met Gala on Monday evening (May 2) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Cynthia Erivo and Leslie Odom Jr. have arrived at the 2022 Met Gala!

Shawn Mendes is looking sharp.

The latest Netflix serial killer docuseries is set to be released on the platform soon – and it might be one of the most sinister to date.

The true-crime genre, either podcasts or documentaries or documentary series, is proving to be quite the boon for streamers and anyone who places a premium on churn and time spent. Adjacent to that genre is the true-crime serial killer genre, and Netflix and filmmaker Joe Berlinger are going all-in on it.