The premiere of The Real Housewives of the Worst City In Texas was Monday night, and boy howdy did I enjoy every second of it. Though it’s too early for all the cast members’ dynamics to have been established, the season’s central rivalry was made abundantly clear.
Noah Baumbach and his new muse*, Greta Gerwig, have written a movie called Mistress America. This is the second film the two have created together (the first was 2012’s wonderful Frances Ha), and it seems like a much lighter, more straightforward comedy. Gerwig and Baumbach have a great ear for memorable dialogue, and…
While Yves Saint Laurent has already been released in Europe, we have to wait until June 25 for its US release. So in the meantime, sit back and enjoy this clip of Saint Laurent (as portrayed by Pierre Niney) show the House of Dior how it's done.
The first-ever film adaptation of a Judy Blume novel comes out TOMORROW. If you're seeing the movie in New York or Chicago, you can meet Blume after certain screenings of the film. In this sneak-preview clip, Davey and Wolf are in the tentative first stages of what will become a powerful relationship.
It's the final countdown to the new Netflix-streamed episodes of Arrested Development (HOW EXCITED ARE YOU? HOW MANY INTERNET PEOPLE HAVE MADE THAT FINAL COUNTDOWN JOKE? HALP) and Mitch Hurwitz and co. have done a cracking job of making us all feel like we're in Memento.
That Marion Cotillard is really something, isn’t she? Not only is she a really talented actress who’s more than willing to put up with nearly inarticulate line-readings from Christian Bale and Tom Hardy, she’s also willing to correct an actual Polish woman’s criticism of her Polish accent in the new James Gray…
This is a behind-the-scenes clip from the set of Only God Forgives of director violence-obsessed Nicolas Winding Refn explaining to a bemused Ryan Gosling how violence is like sex because "it's all about the build up." The moment Refn says this, Gosling looks directly at the camera and smirks, almost as if to say,…
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs new video is here and it is...intentionally disturbing. The storyline plays out in reverse chronology, ending/beginning with supermodel Lily Cole being burned alive with her murdered lover. Cole, as it unfolds, had been having affairs with the whole town — the men (and one woman) she'd been with…
"I think they're misinformed." "Zombies going crazy?" "It's not the Harlem Shake, like, at all." "Definitely not the Harlem Shake." "It's making us look bad."
Apparently, a few days before she killed herself, Mindy McCready was working on a suicide prevention video with a man named Dan "Danno" Hanks. People reports that the song, "I'll See You Yesterday," was intended for her next album, and she was dedicating the clip to her boyfriend, David Wilson, who shot himself in…
"Stay" is already a sad song, and Rihanna's moody tub-soaking video (plus, imagining that it's about Chris Brown) makes it seem even more tragic. But when what happens when Vin Diesel puts on a pair of ripped jeans, grabs a mic, stands in front of a blank wall and sings along to a projected image of the video? This…
We saw the trailer and heard the song — a sweet, winsome cover of Neil Young's "Heart of Gold" — and now it's here. Director Jonah Ansell's animated short Cadaver tells the story of a medical-school cadaver (voiced by Christopher Lloyd) who suddenly reanimates as a student (Tavi Gevinson) begins to dissect his body,…
"Ooooooh," says a chastened-sounding Quvenzhané Wallis in this interview. "I forgot to do my homework today!" Vogue's André Leon Talley sat down with the youngest-ever Academy Award nominee and attempted repeatedly to get her to talk about fashion. "Is pink your favorite color?" he asks. "Do you think you're going…
This clip, which ends with aspiring pornstar-waxing-actor James Deen physically menacing Canyons co-star Lindsay Lohan, would be super-intense and dramatic if it didn't suffer from two really damning flaws: an overabudance of Lindsay Lohan's cryface and too much emoting from James Deen. From this short clip, we can…
It's become fashionable to say that your favorite holiday is Thanksgiving, and every so often I say those words. What I mean is that Thanksgiving is a holiday that's entirely about food. The glorious turkey. The stuffing your mother used to make. And pies, pies, pies. When you say your favorite holiday is…
The latest episode of Vice's excellent Fashion Week Internationale series sees host Charlet Duboc head to Israel for Tel Aviv fashion week. While there, Duboc talks with industry professionals and Israeli government about the country's new law mandating that models have a BMI of 18.5 or more in order to work. The law…
I Have Your Heart is a four-minute stop-motion animation film that took illustrator Molly Crabapple, animator Jim Batt, and musician Kim Boekbinder nearly two years to produce. Boekbinder and Crabapple had the idea for the film, which they scored to the former's song "The Organ Donor's March," and together they…
Stefon graced the Weekend Update desk to reveal all of his favorite Halloween haunts, including more onomatopoetic clubs and the Radioshack dumpster he currently calls home. He also tells the story of how the Ghostbuster character Slimer became famous for his, um, hot dog eating prowess, or at least tries really hard…
Ben Stiller has delivered his first new material in character as Derek Zoolander in 11 years. Stiller took the stage to film a segment for Comedy Central's big autism fundraiser, the Night of Too Many Stars, and did a monologue about how 2012 is "the last year of the Maya Rudolph calendar" leading him to introduce his…
Contrary to what Jimmy Dugan says, an abbreviated little league career taught me that there most definitely is a lot of crying to be had in baseball (Probably not among these women, though).
