Guillermo del Toro’s long-awaited Frankenstein reunited him with sculptor Mike Hill, who first created a Karloff makeup sculpture for the director. After Hill feared being overlooked, del Toro said the film hinged on his participation. Following a brief theatrical run, it streams on Netflix November 7. Hill devised a tall,...
Jennifer Aniston confirmed her relationship with Jim Curtis, sharing a hugging photo and the caption 'Happy birthday my love. Cherished' on Instagram Sunday. The pair had been linked for months—Curtis attended the September premiere of The Morning Show—but neither had commented publicly until now. Curtis, a well-known mental health guru...
Britney Spears deactivated her Instagram account on Nov. 2 after a string of unsettling posts and a public dispute over ex-husband Kevin Federline’s memoir. Her profile showed as removed, following weeks of dancing videos with comments disabled and cryptic captions about her sons, prompting fan concern. An Oct. 7 clip...
On November 1, 2025, the 14th LACMA Art+Film Gala lit up Los Angeles. Founded by trustee Eva Chow and co-chaired by Leonardo DiCaprio, the Gucci-backed night spotlighted artist Mary Corse and filmmaker Ryan Coogler. Fashion swung from daring to classic: Demi Moore’s sheer floral gown stirred debate; Cynthia Erivo’s Schiaparelli...
Living aboard the blue and white Zusje V, 25-year-old designer Lente Cuenen turned her boat-bound life into Spilled!, a $6, eco-minded game about vacuuming oil from waterways. By posting her story online, she cut through the noise on Steam; since March the indie has sold nearly 100,000 copies, netting her...
Installer No. 104 rounds up a big week in tech and pop culture: updates like Channels 7.0 and Tor 15, new games The Outer Worlds 2, Battlefield Redsec and Fortnite Sidekicks, the Nothing Phone 3a Lite and the Board tabletop screen, plus Joanna Stern’s humanoid robot video. Editor David Pierce...
Saturday Night Live skewered Donald Trump over White House renovations and an awkward Halloween moment. Colin Jost highlighted an interaction where Trump placed candy on a costumed child’s head and joked about Trump and the first lady greeting trick-or-treaters to Thriller. Michael Che said critics call Trump’s demolition of the...
Saturday Night Live satirized Donald Trump’s controversial East Wing demolition with a mock behind the scenes tour, starring James Austin Johnson and Chloe Fineman as Donald and Melania. The pair tout a gigantic ballroom for their “forever home”—“ready just in time for my third term”—and joke about “doing something called...
Saturday Night Live opened with Miles Teller as Andrew Cuomo skewering a New York City mayoral debate. Ramy Youssef and Shane Gillis played candidates Zohran Mamdani and Curtis Sliwa, with Cuomo and Sliwa repeatedly mangling Mamdani’s name. Kenan Thompson, as moderator, asked why anyone wants “the worst job in the...
Saturday Night Live cast host Miles Teller as both Property Brothers for a sketch where the twins help Donald Trump remodel the White House. The spoof shows Trump demolishing the East Wing to add a ballroom, praising gold urns and a crown, and eyeing a budget “between $350 million and...
