From the looks of the trailer for Mary Shelley, the new biopic starring Elle Fanning as the famed Frankenstein author, Shelleyâs early life was filled with thoughts of monsters and men (and sometimes a terrifying, stitched-together combination of the two.)
Nicole Kidman is probably tired of looking perfectly coiffed on a windswept beach. In the trailer for How to Talk to Girls at Parties, sheâs strategically disheveled while leading an army of punk children and a group of super hot latex-clad aliens.
Selena Gomez and Elle Fanning are the latest crop of young woman performers to be labeled âWoody Allenâs Muse.â Congrats.
If you know about the Motion Picture Association of America, the trade association responsible for giving movies their letter ratings (G, PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17), you know it has its quirks when determining what is and isnât family friendly.
I didnât know Mike Mills, the writer/director of 2010's Beginners, had a new movie in the pipelineâlet alone one being released this year, and especially not one that stars Annette Beningâbut he does! Itâs called 20th Century Women, its first trailer was released today, and it looks like itâll be a charming littleâŚ
Iâm so looking forward to The Neon Demon, Nicholas Winding Refnâs model horror film, in which Elle Fanning portrays a rising teen model surrounded by rivals in the fashion industry who essentially want to eat her alive. Aside from the realistic aspects of that portrayal of the fashion industryâwhich, judging from theâŚ
Horror filmmakers are always looking for unexplored territory in the genre, and whatâs more terrifying than the fashion world? Only God Forgives writer/director Nicholas Winding Refn seems to have figured that out with The Neon Demon, his new movie which casts young Elle Fanning as an aspiring fashion model whoâsâŚ
In the upcoming film About Ray, directed by Gaby Dellal, Elle Fanning plays a teen named Ray who decides to transition from female to male.
Elle Fanning at the premiere of Oscilloscope Laboratories' Lowdown at ArcLight Hollywood on Thursday night. Additional image after the jump.
Haifaa Al-Mansour, director of the critically acclaimed Wadjda, is set to direct a Mary Shelley biopic entitled A Storm in the Starsâand it will star Elle Fanning as Shelley. The film, written by Emma Jensen, explores the "problematic romance" between English Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley and Mary (neeâŚ
Check out the giant ear spike she wore at the premiere of Maleficent yesterday in Hollywood.
Yesterday we got a chance to look at the poster for the dark Sleeping Beauty-inspired Disney flick Maleficent; today there's a (too) short trailer.
Last night at the 24th Annual GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles, celebrities donned their gay apparel in order to celebrate outstanding images of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community in the media. This involved ensembles in blah black, weird green camouflage, and acidic citrus yellow.
Now that that incorrigible dickens Angus T. Jones has gone all bonky on us, it seems the producers of Two and One Half Men are scrambling to find a bonk-free replacement. And, according to a source, they're seriously considering Miley "Miley Cyrus's Haircut" Cyrus for the role. The role of Miley Cyrus's haircut willâŚ
14-year-old Elle Fanning, actress and sister to Dakota, is now the face of Lolita Lempicka, the fragrance by the French designer of the same name. Lempicka's legal name is Josiane Maryse Pividal, but she began working under the pseudonym as an homage to Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita, the 1950s novel chronicling aâŚ
A bunch of teen stars like Hailee Steinfeld and Elle Fanning are being hailed as fashion muses. And it's true, they look lovely. But nice as it is to see such good sartorial role-models for the tween set, maybe we should take the focus off them...and let them screw up.
We're just going to run the first sentence of this piece verbatim. "With a ballet-dancer frame perfect for Rodarte and Valentino, the 12-year-old star of Sofia Coppola's new film, Somewhere, has emerged as a fashion-world darling." Fashion: not even pretending!
