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'The Carpenter's Son' is a biblical horror film featuring Nicolas Cage and FKA Twigs, based on an apocryphal gospel, but it is criticized for its lack of seriousness and campy execution, making it more entertainingly bad than good.
Shia LaBeouf settled a lawsuit filed by FKA Twigs, who accused him of sexual battery, physical and emotional abuse, including strangulation and exposing her to a sexually transmitted disease, with the terms of the settlement undisclosed.
FKA twigs and Shia LaBeouf have settled their legal dispute out of court, with FKA twigs dropping her lawsuit accusing LaBeouf of abuse, which he has denied; the details of the settlement remain private.
Shia LaBeouf and FKA Twigs have settled their legal dispute, with Twigs dismissing her claims of sexual battery, assault, and emotional distress against LaBeouf, and both parties agreeing to keep the settlement details private.
Lionsgate has released the trailer for the remake of "The Crow," featuring Bill Skarsgård and FKA Twigs, set for release on June 7. The film follows Eric Draven, played by Skarsgård, as he seeks revenge after being killed alongside his girlfriend. The trailer showcases supernatural powers, brutal violence, and themes of loss and grief. Director Rupert Sanders acknowledges the tragic history of the original film, which starred Brandon Lee, and hopes to honor his legacy.
Lionsgate releases the trailer for the remake of "The Crow," featuring Bill Skarsgård as Eric Draven and FKA Twigs as Shelly, showcasing their brutal murder and Eric's quest for revenge. The film, directed by Rupert Sanders, is set for release on June 7, with a cast including Danny Huston and Isabella Wei.
The first trailer for the upcoming anti-superhero movie The Crow, based on the graphic novel by James O’Barr, reveals a reimagined story and character, with Bill Skarsgård starring as Eric Draven and FKA Twigs as his love, Shelley. The trailer showcases Draven's emergence as The Crow after the brutal death of Shelley, featuring intense action and gore. Director Rupert Sanders aims to connect with a new generation while honoring the original film and graphic novel, with the movie set for release on June 7.
Director Rupert Sanders releases haunting first-look images of Bill Skarsgård and FKA Twigs in the upcoming remake of "The Crow," paying tribute to the late Brandon Lee, who originated the role of Eric Draven in the 1994 film. Sanders emphasizes that Lee's memory is very much alive in the new adaptation, set to premiere in theaters on June 7, and hopes Lee would be proud of their work. The modern reimagining veers from the original source material but still serves as a tribute to Lee's legacy, with Skarsgård's portrayal seen as a successor to Lee's original performance.
First-look photos of Bill Skarsgård and FKA Twigs in the upcoming remake of "The Crow" have been released, offering a glimpse into the new adaptation of the original graphic novel. Directed by Rupert Sanders, the film is set for release on June 7 and follows Skarsgård in the titular role seeking revenge after the brutal murder of his soulmate. The cast also includes Danny Huston, Isabella Wei, Laura Birn, Sami Bouajila, and Jordan Bolger, with Zach Baylin and William Schneider as the screenplay writers. Producers are Victor Hadida, Molly Hassell, John Jencks, and the late Samuel Hadida and Ed Pressman, with plans to expand the story into a larger universe.
FKA Twigs criticized the British advertising watchdog's decision to ban a Calvin Klein ad featuring her, denouncing "double standards" on Instagram. The Advertising Standards Authority ruled that the ad presented her as a "stereotypical sexual object" and could not be shown in Britain, but FKA Twigs pushed back, stating that she sees herself as a "beautiful strong woman of colour" and not the label given to her. The singer's response comes after complaints were made about the ad, which also featured model and actress Kendall Jenner, and amid a new Calvin Klein campaign featuring actor Jeremy Allen White.
FKA twigs responds after a Calvin Klein ad featuring her is banned for objectifying women, calling it a display of double standards. The UK regulator found the poster, showing the singer in a denim shirt, likely to cause serious offence by focusing on her body rather than the clothing being advertised. FKA twigs expressed pride in the photos and referenced a similar campaign featuring actor Jeremy Allen White, questioning the apparent double standards. Calvin Klein defended the ad, stating it was in line with previous UK releases, while the Advertising Standards Authority upheld its ruling, citing irresponsible objectification.
FKA twigs criticizes the UK's advertising watchdog for banning her semi-nude Calvin Klein ad, citing "double standards" as other campaigns featuring scantily clad models have not faced similar scrutiny. The Advertising Standards Authority ruled that the ad portrayed her as a "stereotypical sexual object," but FKA twigs defended her physicality and the art she creates with her body. The singer's stance has garnered support from others in the industry, including Michaela Coel, while Calvin Klein has defended the campaign's "progressive and enlightened message."
A Calvin Klein ad featuring FKA twigs has been banned in the UK for presenting the singer as a "stereotypical sexual object," sparking a debate on objectification and double standards in advertising. FKA twigs defended the campaign, stating that it reflected her as a woman and artist, while Calvin Klein argued that the ads did not overly sexualize the singer or model Kendall Jenner. The Advertising Standards Authority ruled that the FKA twigs ad focused on her body rather than the clothing being advertised, deeming it "irresponsible," and instructed Calvin Klein to ensure future ads don't objectify women.
FKA Twigs' Calvin Klein advertisement has been banned in the United Kingdom by the Advertising Standards Authority for portraying her as a "sexual object." The ad featuring the singer wearing a denim shirt wrapped around her was deemed to focus on her body rather than the clothing being advertised, leading to accusations of objectification. While only two complaints were made, the ban has sparked discussions about double standards and censorship in advertising.
A Calvin Klein ad featuring FKA twigs has been banned in the UK for objectifying women, with the Advertising Standards Authority deeming it "likely to cause serious offence" by focusing on the model's body rather than the clothing being advertised. Despite Calvin Klein's argument that the ad showed an "empowered" woman, the regulator ruled that it "overly sexualised" twigs and presented her as a "stereotypical sexual object." This comes after the ASA rejected complaints about similar ads featuring Kendall Jenner, concluding they did not portray her as a "sexual object."