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Timothée Chalamet's go-to late-night bite is Trader Joe's Maître Pierre Tarte d'Alsace, a savory ham and Gruyère tart with crème fraîche inspired by an Alsace-Lorraine recipe; it costs under $6 and takes about 10 minutes to heat, making it a fan favorite for flavor and convenience. The actor referenced the tart in a 2023 Food Network interview, and fans often customize it with extras like arugula or fried eggs to boost decadence.
Variety’s photo gallery captures the BAFTA Film Awards 2026 red carpet at London’s Royal Festival Hall, featuring Timothee Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Emma Stone, Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams among a star-studded lineup, with Catherine, Princess of Wales and Prince William among the attendees. The piece also notes Oscar-season buzz, including One Battle After Another with 14 nominations and Sinners with 13.
Baftas 2026 live coverage spotlights William and Kate on the red carpet, a recurring Paddington appearance, and a parade of fashion moments from stars like Timothée Chalamet, Erin Doherty, Paul Mescal and Cillian Murphy, as reporters warn of a lull before the ceremony and tease the winners to come.
Timothée Chalamet says the end of Dune is the eeriest entry in the trilogy and a big swing for Part Three, describing his approach as freeing and intense, drawing inspiration from Heath Ledger, Marlon Brando, and Interstellar, and studying control-panel details to craft a dynamic performance. He treated this as sacred, given it might be his last Dune film, and previews a CNN–Variety town hall with Matthew McConaughey airing Feb. 21.
Timothée Chalamet and Matthew McConaughey headline CNN/Variety's Town Hall tonight at 7 p.m. ET, filmed at the University of Texas at Austin, where they’ll discuss acting, craft, and take student questions; viewers can watch without cable via streaming options like DIRECTV's five-day trial or Sling TV's $4.99 Day Pass.
Timothée Chalamet reunites with his Interstellar co-star Matthew McConaughey at a UT Austin town hall to reminisce about their early days on Christopher Nolan’s space epic, discuss how Nolan shaped their approach to acting, and explore Chalamet’s upcoming projects and Oscar ambitions, all delivered with warmth, humor, and mutual admiration as they share anecdotes and insights into their careers.
A24’s Marty Supreme will receive a China release via China Film Group with Wanda Film, pushing the Timothee Chalamet drama toward becoming A24’s highest-grossing title worldwide. The film has global box office north of $133M and domestic $91.1M, and it is among nine Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Chalamet.
Timothée Chalamet revealed that he spent six figures of his own money to fund a Dylan rarities performance on Saturday Night Live, underscoring his commitment to delivering a Dylan-inspired set on the show.
Timothée Chalamet revealed that, while hosting and performing as SNL’s musical guest to promote his Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, Lorne Michaels initially balked at the idea. He persisted and ended up spending over six figures of his own money on the production costs, including the band and set, a move Entertainment Weekly noted was self-funded rather than label-backed.
As Oscar season heats up, rumors about a split between Benny and Josh Safdie gain traction amid talk surrounding Marty Supreme, which is nominated for nine Oscars including best picture and acting/ directing nods. Allegations tied to a 2017 Good Time on-set incident are cited by tabloids as a driving force, though insiders say the brothers’ relationship is complex and nuanced. The coverage has sparked discussions about smear tactics in awards campaigning, with the Safdies declining to comment.
Odessa A’zion, 25, is riding a breakout moment after Marty Supreme’s success (A24’s North American champ with about $81 million and nine Oscar nominations) and her starring turn in HBO’s I Love LA. The Hollywood Reporter profile traces her ascent—from the Los Angeles native and Pamela Adlon daughter to a Safdie brothers discovery, her on-set wardrobe battles, and the intensity of instant fame—as she signals more bold roles and a music career on the horizon, including a second season of I Love LA.
Timothée Chalamet was seen helping Kylie Jenner shop for bikinis in Cabo San Lucas, captured in CCTV footage at Hola Parce! Swimwear as he held up a metallic two-piece for her. The couple, dating since 2023, were photographed leaving with Jenner carrying a shopping bag, then enjoyed a dinner date at Flora Farms and boarded a private jet. Fans debated the public footage, with some praising their normal couple vibe and others criticizing the leak; the store teased a future story time about the moment.
In Cabo San Lucas, Timothée Chalamet joined Kylie Jenner on a Mexico getaway, helping her shop for bikinis as footage shows him holding up a metallic two-piece for Jenner and exiting with a wallet in hand. The couple, photographed in matching outfits, later enjoyed a dinner at Flora Farms and were seen boarding a private jet, continuing their well-documented celebrity vacation lifestyle.
A24’s sports dramedy Marty Supreme has topped $100 million globally (about $102.3M), with $80.8M earned in the U.S. and $21.5M overseas; it’s become A24’s highest-grossing U.S. release, surpassing Everything Everywhere All at Once’s $77M, and ranks as the fourth A24 title to reach the $100M milestone. The film, costing $70M, stars Timothée Chalamet as a fictional ping‑pong prodigy and is expanding to 12 more territories next weekend, while remaining a strong awards-season contender.
Marty Supreme has become A24's top domestic earner with about $80 million in North America, surpassing Everything Everywhere All at Once's $77 million; worldwide, EEAAO remains A24's top global title at $142 million. Opened Christmas Day and now in its fifth weekend, the sports dramedy has roughly $17 million overseas and $97 million globally to date. Made for $70 million, its continued box‑office strength—helped by Timothée Chalamet's publicity and awards‑season buzz—is crucial to justify the budget.