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Kurt Cobain‘s hair and a pair of underwear apparently “blood-signed” by GG Allin.Punks, Monsters, Smut & Madmen: A Countercultural Cross-Section has been launched online by Potter & Potter Auctions – absentee bids are currently being accepted before the live auction next Friday (March 7) at 12am GMT.Among the items are original pieces by The Simpsons‘ Matt Groening and graffiti artist Keith Haring, an unused ticket for a 1978 concert by Sex Pistols, a signed CD by Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey, relics from the iconic CBGB club, and a billiards table once owned by Steve Albini.A collectible box featuring two strands of Cobain’s hair is currently going for over US$300 as of writing. This item was first collected by barber Tessa Osbourne, who, according to Potter & Potter, gave Cobain a haircut during Nirvana‘s 1989 UK tour supporting their debut album ‘Bleach’.Six strands of Cobain’s hair were previously auctioned for US$14,145 (£10,005) in 2021 – these were likely collected at the same moment in 1989 by Osbourne as the two strands currently for sale.

Isla Fisher and Michelle Buteau are spending another day on set.

Tate McRae spilled the tea about how she landed a cameo from Sydney Sweeney on her new album.

Ellen Pompeo opened up about criticisms that she faced about her body during the early days of her career.

Angelique Jackson As Dove Cameron prepared to sing a selection of standards at Diane von Furstenberg’s perennial celebration of the year’s female Oscar nominees, the actor and songstress got a case of the butterflies listening to the legendary designer list off the names in attendance. “It sounds a little obvious, but as a fan of strong women and as someone who attempts to exemplify what it means to be a healed, whole, fighting woman, this is a room that is highly inspiring to me,” Cameron told Variety after she wrapped up her rendition of Etta James classic “At Last” and an original single of her forthcoming album, “Breaks Open.” “These are some of my icons,” Cameron said, awed at the idea of sharing space with legends like von Furstenberg, as well as breakthrough talents like “The Substance’s” Coralie Fargeat.

Jay-Z is pursuing a lawsuit against the lawyer responsible for the assault lawsuit that was filed against him in December 2024.

Simu Liu opened up about his future within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Matt Damon had an idea for an Arrested Development movie that would have made fans very happy, according to Jason Bateman.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large SPOILER ALERT: Details follow for Season 13, Episode 3 of “The Masked Singer,” “Rat Pack Tribute Night,” which aired February 26 on Fox. Singer, former Danity Kane member and “Celebrity Apprentice” contestant Aubrey O’Day was the latest celebrity to be revealed Wednesday on Fox’s hit music competition series “The Masked Singer.” O’Day was unmasked as the Ant, during “Rat Pack Tribute Night” on the show. For Ant,. Robin Thicke got it right with O’Day.

Zane Carney paid tribute to his late ex Michelle Trachtenberg.

The Masked Singer is back!

Storm Reid opened up about her departure from Euphoria and her bond with her onscreen big sister Zendaya.

The Masked Singer is back!

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic There’s a certain kind of true-life logistical rescue drama — Ron Howard’s “Apollo 13” is the granddaddy of them — that makes you realize how larded with theatrical devices most movies really are. “Last Breath” is an undersea suspense thriller based on a saturation-diving accident that took place off the coast of Scotland in 2012. It’s a movie about life-and-death predicaments, heroic actions, and the terror of being trapped in the icy black water 300 feet below the surface of the ocean.

Jack Dunn Elon Musk could soon be sitting opposite Jon Stewart on “The Daily Show.” After Stewart lambasted Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency during Monday night’s “Daily Show” broadcast, Musk supporters took to X calling for the Tesla founder to go toe-to-toe with the late-night pundit on air. Musk replied to one user Tuesday saying, “I will do it if the show airs unedited.” The next day, the official “Daily Show” X account responded to Musk, writing, “We’d be delighted!” While nothing is confirmed, it is safe to assume if Musk did go on “The Daily Show,” his reception would be less than welcoming.

Blac Chyna opened up about where she stands with the various members of the Kardashian-Jenner family all these years after she lost a $100 million defamation suit she filed against them.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Charlie Cox‘s Daredevil is getting his first standalone project in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the upcoming “Daredevil: Born Again,” but it was 2021’s “Spider-Man: No Way Home” that first brought the beloved character into the franchise. Cox popped up as lawyer Matt Murdock in a surprise cameo. He shot his scenes in Atlanta under secrecy, but he decided to take a risk and reach out to his longtime friend and former Spider-Man actor Andrew Garfield, as he was heavily rumored to be starring in the movie.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic Remakes from foreign-language originals often face difficulties in translating material from one cultural context to another, but seldom has that been so awkward as in “Uppercut,” Torsten Reuther’s Americanized retooling of his 2021 German debut “Leberhaken” (aka “Liver Punch”). What was already a problematically stagey wade into normally action-oriented terrain — the underdog sports drama — gains additional hurdles here from the writer-director’s tin ear for English dialogue, as well as the inexplicable return of a lead actor even less adept in a foreign tongue.

The California State Legislature has acknowledged that money alone may not be enough to entice production back to the state, introducing a pair of bills Wednesday aimed at bolstering Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to expand the state’s Film and Television Tax Credit Program.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and EventsTalk about a star-packed Oscar Week.The days and nights leading up to Hollywood’s biggest event of the year began this time around with the NAACP Image Awards and SAG Awards on Feb. 23.

top of mind.Fashion in general is obsessed with bohemian style and American prep right now, meaning you’ll find plenty of flowy, feminine numbers and just-special-enough shirtdresses in our edit. Ditto for the more specific we’ve been noticing everywhere, like bubble hems and denim dresses, plus of-the-moment colors like pistachio green, pale purple, and petal pink.