Because we are women and therefore simple creatures who are easily enticed by a movie with a cast of all women, the Jezebel staff had been hotly anticipating Ocean’s 8 for awhile. For months, we would walk past promotional posters (“Every Con Has Its Pros,” they read) and would think, Good tagline! We’d then proceed…
Every woman, no matter what she says, wants to hear those nine, small words from the man she loves:
Imagine we lived in an alternate universe in which everything was exactly the same as in this one, except that, The Devil Wears Prada—an arguably perfect film in this universe—contained the above deleted scene. In that universe, the film would have a very different legacy.
Anne Hathaway is still in the middle of her Colossal press tour, and on Thursday night (4/20), she appeared on Watch What Happens Live!—arguably one of the better days to go on a talk show and enjoy a moment of charming relatability.
Anne Hathaway’s public image has gone through quite an evolution over the past decade, and so, apparently, have her thoughts on working with other women.
Try to imagine living in a world in which strangers regularly reminded you that a large number of people actively disliked you, and you’ll start to understand a sliver of Anne Hathaway’s life. Last week, during a press junket for her new movie Colossal, she told me that the supposed phenomenon of audiences hating her…
Look at this extremely chill assortment of fashionable L Train riders, or is that the 6? Oh yes, it’s the 6, the Soho-to-Uptown segment is much nattier than 8th Avenue to Brooklyn, plus the L has never been this empty in its life.
In her next film, Colossal, Anne Hathaway gets to play a giant monster. Watch her fret, all frazzled and drunkenly in the film’s first trailer.
Remember when Anne Hathaway walked onstage at the 2013 Oscars to accept the award for Best Supporting Actress (one that everyone knew she was going to win), approached the microphone, showed the audience that 10,000-jigawatt smile of hers, and whimpered, “It came true”? Well, she was lying. Winning an Oscar may have…
It’s hard to believe that it has been an entire year since Jennifer Aniston sold her most unflattering pair of Chloé cork wedges on Goop.com, but as time marches relentlessly on, so too does Goop. La Gwyneth has done it again, managing to separate her extremely wealthy friends from their free designer swag (“there are…
When I saw this headline, I zipped my cursor over and clicked faster than you can run into the kitchen and scream, “There’s like $8 of Jarlsberg in there!” The Devil Wears Prada is 10 years old, we’re all ancient, and its three lead cast members (Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Emily Blunt) spoke with Variety to mark…
The multi-talented actress, activist, mother Angelina Jolie has another reason to cancel dinner plans with Brad Pitt, as she has just been hired by the London School of Economics and Political Science to be one of their visiting professors.
Everyone can stop worrying about Selena Gomez, Katy Perry, and Orlando Bloom’s love triangle (I know none of you were worrying about Selena Gomez, Katy Perry, and Orlando Bloom’s love triangle), because two of the three parties involved have commented publicly on the matter.
Though we were only given “confirmation” about their marital problems Saturday evening, Bey and Jay have spent years working through them. A village of sources gave E! News the rundown about how the couple is faring post-Lemonade, and the answer—in short—is, “They’re fine!” Their marriage? Fine! Their thoughts on…
Our close friend Anne Hathaway gave birth to her son on March 24, but didn’t bother telling us until Thursday.
Emily Blunt, who may or may not be a very interesting panelist at BronyCon 2017, might be set to star in the new Mary Poppins sequel—barring the fact that her pregnancy may or may not gel with the production schedule.
Anne Hathaway decided to weigh in on the Jennifer Lawrence-Golden Globes non-controversy. In a Facebook post, Hathaway, who identified herself as “a J-Law fan,” defended Lawrence who was recently criticized for being rude after she scolded a journalist in a post-Globes press conference.
