The talent highlighted in Variety’s Young Hollywood Impact Report come from the worlds of film, television, music and digital and all made a splash in the last year. All interviews were conducted before the SAG-AFTRA strike began. Many of the young performers are active in the labor movement. “The stakes are incredibly high when it comes to this strike,” says actor Lexi Underwood of “Cruel Summer.”  “It’s important to speak up and advocate for the unfair and poor treatment that not only actors but crew members in general have received while on set.

The wedding dress designerwho just turned 71 over the weekendshared photos of her "PRIDE Workout" look on Instagram, acting like looking the way she does in her 70s is NBD. In the pics, Vera can be seen showing off her Pride Month-themed mani, while working her own Simply Vera sunglasses for Kohls, rings from her Vera Wang LOVE Collection, an Adidas sports bra, and Balenciaga leggings. While Vera was low-key showing off her toned abs and butt in the pics, plenty of people noticed.

Crescent City. Getty Images. California has already felt the impact of the earthquake in Japan and its subsequent tsunami as waves hit the West Coast, sweeping people out to sea (one man is still missing) and causing millions of dollars in damage. Crescent City is expected to bear the brunt of the damage, but this won’t be the first time the town has faced a tsunami. Or the second, third or even tenth time.

Denis Villeneuve recently told The Times of London that “movies have been corrupted by television.” His opinion comes from his growing desire to make a movie without any dialogue. “Frankly, I hate dialogue,” the filmmaker told the publication.

"We are in big trouble if we don't start moving collectively and forcing our way into the right doors. Lol, it's gonna be taken right in front of us. And don't get me wrong, his album is so good. iyho. That's the problem." DBN shares what she considers the urgency of the threat Amapiano is facing in the hands of Nigerian artists She further opined that it was time for South African artists to start moving collectively and muscling their way into the right doors if they are to get their dues for the genre they created.

The film version of Gone Girl, which hit theaters this weekend, follows the novel closely: both move at a breakneck speed and the plot twists are the same. (And yes, despite rumors to the contrary, the film does having the same ending as the novel.) But there are a few things that author Gillian Flynn altered as she wrote the screenplay version of her New York Times bestselling novel. Here’s what changed:

These and many other issues are the reasons why parents who have the means choose to send their children to private universities, where the system is believed to be a lot better. The first set of private universities in Nigeria emerged in 1999  and 19 years after, the country has got over 40 private tertiary institutions with more springing up. Here are some of the most expensive universities in Nigeria and their tuition fees.

Well, a woman who truly loves you will never do these things: 1. Get insecure If she loves you from deep down in the heart, she will have no problems when you hang out with your friends. She will let you lead your own life and appreciate the fact that you have a life to live beside being with her always. Unless you are giving her the reasons to doubt your ways, a woman who loves you can never get insecure.

They’re simple, they’re American and come Thanksgiving, everybody saves room for them. But the pies we know today are a fairly recent addition to a history that goes back as long as mankind has had dough to bake into a crust and stuff to put inside it. In medieval England, they were called pyes, and instead of being predominantly sweet, they were most often filled with meat — beef, lamb, wild duck, magpie pigeon — spiced with pepper, currants or dates.

In retrospect, rising as high as Ethan Brown did four years ago might almost guarantee a brutal, Greek tragedy-style fall from grace somewhere down the line. Back in 2019, the CEO and founder of faux-hamburger startup Beyond Meat closed the most successful IPO since the financial crisis. Partnerships with McDonald’s and KFC were in the works, and the investor presentations were all upside, with plant-based hamburgers poised to take an enormous bite out of a $270 billion meat industry.