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Nope wearing a completely sheer green lace gown by with minimal Graziella Gems jewelry. Palmer let the look speak for itself with subtle, nude makeup and her hair pulled back into long braids. The full-length, long-sleeve dress also featured a green feathered band around the waist and an open-back cutout. This isn’t the first see-through dress Keke Palmer has worn on her Nope press tour, nor is it her first neon green look in recent months.

The Sundance Institute today announced the launch of the Latine Fellowship and Collab Scholarship—a new program intended to bolster Latinx representation in independent media.

Pirates of the Caribbean and the franchise in general? There are several Pirates projects allegedly in the works, but it seems Depp is done with the Disney franchise and the Disney franchise is (mostly) done with Depp. Yet fans are still putting together plenty of fan art giving fans an idea of what it would look like if the character inhabited the role for a sixth outing, even if it took "a million alpacas" to get there.  Yes, sixth film.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Brazilian filmmaker Julia Murat’s provocative drama “Rule 34” (“Regra 34”) has shared its trailer exclusively with Variety before its bow at the Locarno Film Festival.If the trailer is anything to go by, the movie will make the filmmakers behind “50 Shades of Gray” blush. “Rule 34” competes in the official section of the Swiss festival which posts the following disclaimer on its site: “This film features scenes that could shock the sensitivity of some viewers.”As explained in the Urban Dictionary, Rule 34 refers to “the 34th rule of the Internet, which states that any object, character, or media franchise imaginable has porn associated with it.”“Rule 34” turns on 23-year-old Simone (played by Sol Miranda) who studies criminal law and advocates for women’s rights.

Lily Ooi Jay Chou likes to think big. His latest music release, “Greatest Works of Art,” is not just the Mando-pop king’s first full-length album after a six-year hiatus. The album’s elaborate, international production of its eponymous first single and the accompanying music video, features the “cameos” of some of the biggest names in art history.It sets Chou up nicely for the his next creative chapter: an art film.“This music video has received a lot of good feedback, including from the French Tourist Office, so I will consider preparing a film project that tells a story revolving around an artist.

Angelina Jolie took to Instagram on Sunday to reveal where her daughter Zahara will be attending college.The 47-year-old actress posted a photo of Zahara, 17, along with a few of her new classmates.'Zahara with her Spelman sisters! Congratulations to all new students starting this year. A very special place and an honor to have a family member as a new Spelman girl,' Angelina wrote in the caption for her roughly 13.3 million followers.

In a stinging rebuke of the Art Directors Guild and Chuck Parker, its national executive director, an NLRB administrative law judge has found that Parker “unlawfully” fired the guild’s longtime accountant “in retaliation” for her successful efforts to form a union among the guild’s staff.

Johnny Depp has earned over £3million in sales after selling his entire debut art collection.The actor painted four celebrity portraits for the collection titled Friends & Heroes, including Keith Richards, Bob Dylan, Elizabeth Taylor and Al Pacino.On Thursday (July 28), Depp announced on Instagram that he was selling the collection via the Castle Fine Art website.As noted on the site, the collection became the gallery’s fastest-selling to date after selling all 780 prints “in just hours”. According to The Evening Standard, the website temporarily crashed due to the volume of people trying to purchase the actor’s work.A post shared by Johnny Depp (@johnnydepp)Individual framed portraits were sold for £3,950 each, while the complete portfolio of four portraits cost £14,950.Speaking about his collection, Depp said: “I’ve always used art to express my feelings and to reflect on those who matter most to me, like my family, friends and people I admire.

Naman Ramachandran Philippe Rousselet, Oscar-winning producer of “Coda,” “Paris, 13th District” director Jacques Audiard, sales agent Hengameh Panahi and “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” filmmaker Michel Gondry are part of France’s newly revamped Oscar submission committee.The committee also includes sales agent Grégoire Melin, “11 Flowers” producer Didar Domehri and Gaumont executive Ariane Toscan du Plantier.The new group will decide which French film to submit for an international feature film Oscar. They will meet Sept. 15 to pre-select three to five films.

Brian Eno has announced that he will release new album ‘Foreverandevernomore’ this autumn, singing vocals on the majority of tracks for the first time since 2005’s ‘Another Day On Earth’.First single, ‘There Were Bells’, was written by Eno for a performance with his brother Roger at the Acropolis in Athens, Greece in August 2021. High temperatures on the day of the concert had sparked wildfires around the city. Eno says: “I thought, here we are at the birthplace of Western civilisation, probably witnessing the end of it”.On the inspiration for the album, he adds: “Like everybody else – except, apparently, most of the governments of the world – I’ve been thinking about our narrowing, precarious future, and this music grew out of those thoughts.

Locarno Film Festival artistic director Giona A. Nazzaro is gearing up for the lakeside event’s 75th-anniversary edition from August 3 to 13. In his second year in the job, he has pulled together an eclectic programme spanning mainstream Hollywood and experimental filmmaking.

Naman Ramachandran The Edinburgh TV Festival has revealed the 105 successful candidates that have been selected for its talent schemes — Ones to Watch, TV PhD and The Network. The schemes are part of The TV Foundation, the festival’s charity with a mission to identify and nurture the next generation of talent from all backgrounds.Ones to Watch is aimed at those who already have three or more years’ experience in TV and are looking to make the next big step.

Mable Haddock, the founding president and first CEO of the National Black Programming Consortium — now Black Public Media — died of kidney disease in New York City on Saturday, July 23, following a brief hospitalization. She was 74.

Shirley Halperin Executive Editor, MusicGuy Oseary’s universe thrums with activity as a cross section of talent traverses music, film, TV, art and tech.

Bush have today (July 27) shared details of their ninth studio album, unveiling it with a hypnotic new single called ‘More Than Machines’ – check it out below.The band’s new full-length record, which is called ‘The Art Of Survival’, will arrive on October 7 via BMG and is the follow up to their 2020 album, ‘The Kingdom’. You can pre-order it here.Speaking about new song, frontman Gavin Rossdale said: “This is an action-packed song with three really big topics.“Off the bat, I don’t understand how anyone has the audacity to get involved or assume responsibility for women’s bodies.

tattoo artist after her neck inking went horribly wrong.Maya, who lives in Reno, Nevada in US, wanted a unique design that looked like a necklace.She asked for two stacked chokers, one plain and one with a bow, in striking red ink.READ MORE: Dad-of-seven gets Tesco Clubcard tattooed on arm so he doesn't miss savingsBut the body art fan was concerned when she noticed some "red flags" when the tattoo artist started prepping.The illustration ended up looking amateurish – as some viewers noticed the thin inking looked a bit "shaky". In a viral video published on TikTok, Maya says: "I'm getting my neck tattoo today, come with me!"It turned out so bad I literally just stopped crying, probably not gonna show it because I feel a hella sensitive."I can't believe I just got a neck tattoo that I hate."The red ribbon choker tattoo is not what Maya asked for – and she regretted not pulling out when she noticed the "red flags".She explained: "Before they did the tattoo, they didn't clean the skin, which was my first sign I should have just walked out but I stayed."And when they were doing the tattoo, the guy was not using green soap to clean it."After that, I was asking him 'hey are you gonna put some aquaphor on it?' and they say 'no, no, just heal it like normal tattoo'.

Ellie Goulding has delighted fans by sharing a rare snap of her son Arthur, who she shares with art dealer husband Caspar Jopling.The British songstress has stayed out of the limelight for the last couple of years, enjoying family life after getting married and giving birth to her son in April 2021.The latest post on her Instagram story of Arthur is just one of a handful she has shared with her 14 million followers. In the photo, which was posted on Tuesday (26 July) morning, Ellie, 35, can be seen wearing an oversized mustard button down shirt and a pair of white jeans.

If it’s late July, you know that awards season is lurking just around the corner, and the Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Awards has revealed the key dates for its 2023 gala.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFilms from Maze Pictures, producer of Colin Firth-starrer “The Happy Prince,” and from Basis Berlin, behind Oscar-nominated doc feature “Of Father and Sons,” figure among the six pix in post to be highlighted at Locarno’s First Look on German Cinema, which is shaping up as one of the festival’s industry highlights.Maze and Basis Berlin will unveil what look on paper like the section’s biggest commercial plays: Drug scene drama “Three Lives Long” and Iran-set social thriller “Empty Nets.”First Look’s most classic art house play may be Milena Aboyan’s “Elaha,” a Kurd bride-to-be emancipation drama set in contemporary Germany.Two other titles have more of an indie tenor: Pan-Europe road movie “Arthur & Diana” and farewell dinner dramedy “One Last Evening.” “Life is Not a Competition, But I’m Winning” weighs in as an arch film essay from queer feminist activist Julia Fuhr.Five of the six works in progress are first features, making the First Look on German Cinema an effective new talent showcase. The directors, however, are not all totally German, three being born outside Germany – a sign of the welcome larger inclusivity and pulling power of today’s German film industry.Selected projects, none with a sales agent attached, will be awarded by a jury of major festival directors made up of Vanja Kaludjercic (International Film Festival Rotterdam), Tricia Tuttle (BFI London Film Festival) and HUH Moonyung (Busan International Film Festival).Awards take in the Cinegrell First Look Award, which consists of services towards the completion of films in post-production up to the value of €50,000 ($51,000). A brief drill-down on titles:“Arthur & Diana,” (Dir: Sara Summa.

Refresh for latest…: The Venice Film Festival will unveil its lineup for the 79th edition this morning at 11 a.m. local time (2 a.m. PT/5 a.m. ET). The press conference is being held at the Library of the Biennale Historical Archive of Contemporary Arts in Venice with speakers including Roberto Cicutto, President of La Biennale di Venezia, and Alberto Barbera, Artistic Director of the Cinema Department who oversees the Lido fest.

She was one of the biggest movie stars in the 1950s thanks to her role as the blonde bombshell opposite James Stewart in Alfred Hitchcock's classic film Vertigo.And nowKim Novak has talked about how she hasturned to painting to cope with grief.The 89-year-old actress is still mourning the loss of her husband of 44 years, Robert Malloy, in 2020 but Kim feels closer to her late spouse when she is painting. Blonde bombshell: She was one of the biggest movie stars in the 1950s thanks to her role as the blonde bombshell opposite James Stewart in Alfred Hitchcock's classic Vertigo Hard to cope: And now Kim Novak has talked about how she has turned to painting to cope with grief; seen here circa 1970 with MalloyKim married hersecond husband Malloy, an equine veterinarian whom she referred to as her 'soul mate', in 1976, and the pair remained together until his deathlast November.She told Closer Weekly US: 'I find my art is very prolific since my husband passed.