The stars were out in full force as Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin hosted his annual White Party in the Hamptons, one of the most exclusive celebrity gatherings of the summer. As expected, the guest list was packed with music, sports, fashion, and entertainment’s biggest names, all embracing the evening’s signature all-white dress code. Ciara turned
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The 2026 Venice International Film Festival will showcase newly restored works by John Cassavetes, Luis Buñuel, Roberto Rossellini, Andrzej Wajda and Roger Corman in its Venice Classics section. The 19 restored features in this year’s Venice Classics line-up, curated by artistic director Alberto Barbera with Federico Gironi, were unveiled on Friday. The section presents world
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Spider-Man. Jurassic Park. Despicable Me. Moviegoers heading to air-conditioned theaters during the Fourth of July holiday can rely on seeing one of those Sony, Universal or Illumination franchises on the marquee over the past 25 years. And count on Despicable spinoff Minions & Monsters to put up big numbers for 5-day grosses this year, given
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If anyone knows Curry Barker‘s success wasn’t built overnight, it’s Anthony Pavone. Years before Obsession became one of 2026’s biggest success stories, the 29-year-old actor was collaborating with writer-director Barker and his creative partner, Cooper Tomlinson. While Barker and Tomlinson were best known as the duo behind the sketch comedy YouTube channel That’s a Bad
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The 2026 BET Awards brought out some of the biggest names in entertainment, and Fashion Bomb Daily was on the scene capturing exclusive interviews with celebrities, influencers, and style stars. From Ari Fletcher and Yung Miami to Eva Marcille and more, our red carpet conversations covered fashion, career milestones, and what Fashion Bomb Daily means
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EXCLUSIVE: Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is getting into the distribution business with their new labelAlamo Exclusives,which will offer limited run theatrical engagements to unreleased film fest titles on the exhibitor’s screens. The move by Alamo Drafthouse comes at a time when it has been increasingly challenged for independently financed film festival movies to find nationwide theatrical
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Summer is not my favorite season by a long shot, but even I must admit that everything — the bright blue skies, the flourishing trees, the profusion of flowers — looks great at this time of year. And these freshly published graphic novels aren’t too shabby either. This month, you’ll find a lot of books
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Astronaut! by Oana Aristide Release date: July 14, 2026 In 1989 Romania, at the twilight of Nicolae Ceaușescu’s dictatorship, when even family, friends, and neighbors can’t be trusted, rumors of a man-eating bear set a police detective and a young schoolgirl on a collision course for disaster. Police detective Constantin is tasked with solving a
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July means sunny with slices of watermelon and cookouts on the grill. There’s lightning bugs, bubble machines, and long walks on the beach. It’s peak American summer. We might be in a bit of a lull before peak book season starts up again for the fall, but there are still plenty of must-read nonfiction releases
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Jez Cajiao and AETHON: Vault – the best in science fiction, fantasy, and horror! Dark fantasy meets Grimdark Dungeon Core LitRPG! An Epic Dungeon Adventure. A post-apocalyptic event. In all the games Matt has played, dungeons are places to raid and conquer, but when the world’s stripped of electricity, and the first mana-twisted beasts start
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Will the Minions continue to prevail at the box office? The babbling little slapstick guys are now teenagers at 16 years old (the first Despicable Me movie came out in 2010) and they’re pushing their seventh movie in the Illumination franchise with Minions & Monsters. Overseas, they’ll continue to translate, with a vibrant foreign weekend
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Our friends over at Libby shared which queer romance audiobooks their patrons, which stretch across more than 22,000 public libraries in the US, have been listening to the most. Unsurprisingly, Rachel Reid, author of Heated Rivalry—which was adapted into the mega-popular show—has a few books that made the list. There’s also another sports romance that
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When we were first introduced to her, Sherlock Holmes’ younger sister Enola was a fresh-faced teenager, extremely intelligent but inexperienced in the art of deduction. In the unimaginatively titled Enola Holmes 3, the second sequel to Netflix’s 2020 hit (no points for guessing the title of the preceding film), she’s all grown up and a
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African fashion is once again taking center stage in Paris. Through July 8, Africa Now has returned to Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann for its second edition, transforming the iconic department store into a destination for contemporary African design. Located on the third floor beneath the landmark Coupole, the pop-up features a curated selection of ready-to-wear,
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Broadway‘s production roster continued its usual summertime trimming last week, with its count of 35 shows down by three from the previous week. Still, box office held fairly steady in the June heat, with total receipts of $36,698,946 down just 6% from the previous week and 7% from this time last season. Attendance for the
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