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Bella Hadid debuted a new blonde hair look at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, transitioning from her signature coffee brunette to a honey blonde, just in time for her Victoria's Secret show appearance.
Sharon Stone revealed that a heated argument with Michael Douglas at Cannes led to him refusing to test with her for 'Basic Instinct,' but their tension ultimately contributed to their compelling on-screen dynamic. Despite initial conflicts, they became friends, and the film catapulted Stone to stardom. A reboot of 'Basic Instinct' is in development, but it's unclear if Stone will return.
Ezra Miller, after a period of low profile due to legal issues, is considering a tentative return to Hollywood by working on a new film with director Lynne Ramsay, which they are co-writing, following their support at the Cannes Film Festival.
Ezra Miller, who has been out of the public eye following legal issues, is considering a tentative return to Hollywood after supporting director Lynne Ramsay at Cannes, where they are working on a new film together and reflecting on past challenges and lessons learned.
Ezra Miller, after a series of legal and personal issues in 2022, has expressed remorse and reflected on their struggles and lessons learned. They recently appeared at Cannes and are working on new projects, including a film with Lynne Ramsay, while navigating their career and mental health recovery.
Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin have officially ended their 8-year relationship, with sources describing the breakup as final, despite previous rumors of reconciliation. The couple, who were engaged but never married, were last seen together two weeks ago, and their split marks the end of a long-standing relationship that included plans for marriage that are now permanently postponed. Johnson recently made headlines at Cannes for her directorial debut.
Jafar Panahi, an Iranian filmmaker and Cannes Palme d'Or winner for 'It Was Just Accident,' returned to Tehran after 15 years, amid political tensions and protests in Iran. His film, which depicts torture in Iranian jails, sparked diplomatic disputes between France and Iran, highlighting ongoing issues of censorship and resistance. Panahi's return was celebrated by supporters and marked a significant moment in his ongoing struggle for artistic and personal freedom.
The article highlights the top 15 best movies at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, featuring notable performances and directorial debuts, as reviewed by IndieWire.
Two anarchist groups in France claimed responsibility for a power outage that affected over 160,000 homes in Nice and surrounding areas, including the Cannes Film Festival, through arson attacks on electrical infrastructure. The incident caused disruptions to vital services, but power was restored within hours, and authorities are increasing security around electrical sites.
The article discusses the potential for Cannes winners to succeed at the 2025 Oscars, highlighting films like 'Un Simple Accident,' 'Sentimental Value,' and 'Nouvelle Vague,' which could break traditional language barriers and secure nominations, with a focus on their prospects in categories like Best Picture and acting awards.
Demi Moore's comeback film, 'The Substance,' a body swap horror movie, is set to surpass $70 million at the global box office. The film, which won Best Screenplay at the Cannes Film Festival, marks MUBI's first major theatrical release. Despite initial competition, 'The Substance' has outperformed other films in various markets, particularly in Latin America. The film's success is attributed to strategic marketing and strong word-of-mouth, with Moore actively promoting it on social media. It has also achieved significant streaming success on MUBI.
Payal Kapadia's film "All We Imagine As Light" offers a poetic and intimate portrayal of Mumbai, focusing on the lives of three women working in a hospital. The film, which won the Grand Prix at Cannes, explores themes of loneliness, forbidden love, and displacement, set against the backdrop of a city depicted as both dreamlike and illusory. As the protagonists leave Mumbai for a coastal town, the narrative shifts towards magical realism, highlighting the tension between reality and fantasy.
Yorgos Lanthimos' new film "Kinds of Kindness" features Jesse Plemons in three roles and explores themes of control and domination through three dark fables. Despite Plemons' award-winning performance, the film is criticized for its repetitive and exhausted ideas, lacking the rigor and unified vision of Lanthimos' previous works.
Francis Ford Coppola has denied allegations of inappropriate behavior on the set of his film "Megalopolis," citing his upbringing and morals. Multiple crew members had accused him of making advances towards actresses, but Coppola and several colleagues, including first assistant director Mariela Comitini and executive co-producer Darren Demetre, refuted the claims. Despite production challenges and crew changes, Coppola and actor Adam Driver praised the working environment and progress of the film, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.
Demi Moore, 61, and Joe Jonas, 34, have struck up a new friendship after meeting at the Cannes Film Festival. Despite rumors, sources insist their relationship is not romantic. They were seen dining together and bonding with mutual friends, including Moore's stylist and manager. Joe recently split from model Stormi Bree and is working on a solo album, while Moore continues to make headlines with her public appearances and new film, "The Substance."