Uma Thurman looks business chic on New Jersey set of the forthcoming feature The Kill Room

A pair of eco-conscious design students are set to wow celebrity judges at a top competition next week with their high-fashion dresses made from recycled materials.

fireplace, large windows, exposed brick and so on), then you might be better off considering pieces that blend into the background and add general interest to the space. “It’s key to draw the eye around the space, and adding a pop of the same ­colour on a sofa as you have in a picture can help to make the whole room look cohesive,” says Julia Kendell, an interiors expert and a presenter of the BBC’s DIY SOS. “There’s no doubt there should be some commonality in your colour scheme and general mood, but buying art to fit the pre-existing room can look very contrived.

The Oscars are staying in March for their 95th.

The Oscars are staying in March for their 95th.

Emma Gibbons is one of the most exciting and fastest-growing pop artists in the country.

Uma Thurman was joined by her oldest child, daughter Maya Hawke, on the set of her new movie The Kill Room.Thurman, 52, was spotted carrying her script on the Hoboken, New Jersey set of the new film, which reunites her with Pulp Fiction star Samuel L. Jackson.Hawke was also spotted on the set, though it's unclear if she has a role in the film herself quite yet.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeDominique Fishback holds her own opposite Samuel L. Jackson in Apple TV+’s “The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey,” and she says that was inspired by the strength of the character. “I wasn’t really nervous because Robyn is not nervous of Ptolemy,” she tells Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast.

Madonna has collaborated with digital artist Mike Winklemann, who goes by the name of Beeple, on a series of controversial videos which she claims depict her "giving birth".She appeared nude in a total of three videos, which revealed butterflies, flowers, centipedes and even a tree emerging from a 3D scan of her vagina.Some followers have slammed the star, who has hit the headlines numerous times this year for her series of increasingly raunchy Instagram posts, for being "desperate for attention".However Madonna has hit back that she is merely "doing what women have been doing since the beginning of time, which is giving birth".She added to bemused onlookers: "On a more existential level, I’m giving birth to art and creativity and we would be lost without both."The 63-year-old shared a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process with Beeple, as she prepared to appear as part of his Mother of Creation art collection.After declaring earnestly that it was important for "a lot of thought and attention" to go into the creation of the videos, she decided: "I say we need a forest with creepy crawly bugs coming out of me."She then very accurately observed: "Not often does a robot centipede crawl out of my vagina!"The end product included a video of Madonna giving birth to a tree while encased inside a glass box."My journey through life as a woman is like that of a tree," she narrated during the clip by way of explanation."Starting with a small seed, always pushing against the resistance of the Earth.The endless weight of gravity."In a second video, she is spread atop a truck with her legs open wide while butterflies cascade out of her.This art piece was described as: "the metamorphosis journey of butterflies, which are one of

Some 20 nonfiction mediamakers will receive a fellowship stipend worth $60,000 in installments over the next year after being named a Humanities Sustainability Fellow by the nonprofit Sundance Institute.

EXCLUSIVE: Ian McKellen is among the stars of Ken McMullen’s Hamlet Within, a part-documentary feature investigating the mythology around the Shakespeare play, which is headed to the Cannes Market.

They revealed earlier this week that that their upcoming seventh child would be a girl.But Alec Baldwin and his pregnant wife Hilaria took some time off from family matters on Wednesday when they visited the Gagosian gallery in New York City.The 64-year-old actor and his 38-year-old wife both looked blissful as they enjoyed a day to themselves with some colorful culture. Culture trip: Alec Baldwin, 64, and his wife Hilaria, 38, enjoyed a rare day away from the kids as they visited a Takashi Murakami exhibit at Gagosian gallery in New York City on WednesdayAlex was dressed casually for the gallery visit with a black jacket over an untucked gray–blue shirt and dark pants.He had on a set of brown loafers and had his salt-and-pepper hair swept back.Hilaria rocked a casual–chic look with a gray jumpsuit that was tied around her midriff to accentuate her burgeoning tummy.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaDavid Duchovny will write, direct and star in “Bucky F*cking Dent.” But those aren’t the only ways in which this is a true David Duchovny production from start to finish. The film is also based on Duchovny’s book of the same name, a novel that topped the best-seller list and was embraced by critics.“Bucky F*cking Dent” is set in New York during 1978, and follows an aimless thirty-something named Ted, who moves back in with his father Marty (Duchovny) after learning of his terminal illness.

Since 2010 the licence to make games based on ‘The Lord of the Rings’ has been with Warner Bros, and prior to this was with Electronic Arts. It seems that EA is getting involved again, as a mobile title has been announced by the publisher.

Bella Hadid enjoyed a leggy outing in New York City this week with her art director boyfriend Marc Kalman.The 25-year-old supermodel, whose big sister is Gigi Hadid, held hands with her man as they stepped out together in Manhattan.She bared her cleavage in a plunging highlighter yellow top, which she complemented with a black, white and yellow Yamaha jacket. Off they go:Bella Hadid enjoyed a leggy outing in New York City this week with her art director boyfriend Marc KalmanBella slipped into a loose-fitted pair of black leather trousers that emphasized her vertiginous legs as she pounded the pavement.Sharpening her screen siren features with makeup, she let her luxurious black hair cascade in waves over her shoulders.

Uma Thurman was spotted while working on the Hoboken, New Jersey set of The Kill Room on Tuesday afternoon.The 52-year-old actress was seen mingling with the forthcoming project's crew members as she switched between two different outfits during her time on set.The performer is currently set to reunite with her Pulp Fiction costar Samuel L. Jackson in the upcoming movie, which is currently in the middle of production.

Claudia Eller Co-Editor-in-ChiefAt our May 5 Power of Women dinner in New York, it’s no surprise that the biggest and most urgent topic of discussion among our honorees and guests was the potentially devastating impact the Supreme Court’s attempt to overturn Roe v. Wade would have if it were to come to pass.Were this to happen — which, unfortunately, appears to be inevitable — 26 states could move to ban abortion, including 13 with laws that could immediately go into effect.

There’s been a massive, record-breaking auction in the art world.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterRange Media Partners has hired ICM vet Denise Draper as partner in its nonscripted division.In her new role at talent management startup Range, Draper will continue to work with talent, showrunners and production companies in the unscripted space, which is largely what her focus has been during her six-year tenure at ICM. During her time at the agency, Draper sold Netflix’s “Bling Empire,” produced by Jeff Jenkins Productions, and worked with production companies Thinkfactory Media, Jeff Jenkins Productions and Machete TV.

Carson Burton Creating the detailed, intricate looks for three massive Egyptian gods, a handful of “avatars” of said gods along with two all-new MCU superheroes is no simple job. Meghan Kasperlik, the costume designer on Marvel’s newest limited series “Moon Knight,” was tasked for creating the looks for these new additions to Marvel’s vast universe.

Christopher Keyser The Entertainment Community Fund (formerly the Actors Fund) has been there for everyone on stage, on camera and behind the scenes since 1882. This national human services organization has proven an essential resource for people who work in film, theater, television, music, opera, radio and dance.The Entertainment Community Fund has offices in New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago; an assisted living and skilled nursing home in Englewood, N.J.; and supportive housing residences in Brooklyn and Manhattan, N.Y., and West Hollywood, Calif.Joe Benincasa, president and CEO of the Fund, oversees the organization’s comprehensive supportive services, including health and wellness, career and life, affordable housing and more.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS:  Since the start of the Covid pandemic in 2020, The Actors Fund, the 140-year-old organization that offers emergency financial assistance and other support service to workers in the the performing arts industries, has distributed more than $26.8 million in emergency financial assistance – rent, groceries, medicine, health insurance premiums -.to about 17,900 individuals. The pandemic-era distribution represents more than 13 times the amount of assistance typically provided by the Fund in an average year.