“Our coach was one of the earliest to arrive and park up, meaning we were among the first fans on site,” remembers Devinder Bains. “We ran, hearts racing, to the front barriers that would divide VIPs from the general public—it was as close to the stage as we could get.”

France’s long-awaited anti-fast fashion law has finally come into effect. But whether it can live up to its promises and stamp out fast fashion remains to be seen.

Featuring Sienna Miller, Salma Hayek, Nicole Kidman and a pared-back, ’90s-era Winona Ryder, these are the best 1990s and early 2000s throwback photos from the Venice Film Festival.

Victoria Beckham’s new store at 150 Mercer Store is a full-circle moment, after she showed her first collection in the city in 2008.

Take a peek inside Leset founder Lili Chemla’s travel bag—as well as the packing tips she swears by.

Patrick Clancy, the former husband of Lindsay Clancy, was urged to sue reality star Lisa Rinna after her vile TikTok rant.

Jennifer Aniston’s boyfriend Jim Curtis opened up about their romance and said he feels ‘incredibly blessed’ to be with her.

Manuel Wetscher discusses his Venice-premiering feature directorial debut about a boy whose father is in hospital with “the gay disease” and his team’s focus on giving audiences a really sensory experience.

Cassandra Wilson, the two-time Grammy Award-winning jazz singer, songwriter and producer has died. She was 70.

Built in 1471 and converted into a hospitality destination in 1822, Danieli is always a hub of activity during the film festival: “We are inaugurating a new chapter in the history of this celebrated palazzo.”

Dolly Parton’s niece Jada Star revealed why the country icon kept her cancer battle private and never wanted family to worry.

Tony! Toni! Toné! member D’Wayne Wiggins’ estate was ordered not to distribute any money as the late singer’s family continues to battle in court … TMZ has learned. According to court docs obtained by TMZ, a judge entered a temporary order…

Tilda Swinton and Sandy Powell are EPs on Theo Rollason’s directorial feature debut, premiering at Venice: “I hope the film can function not simply as a snapshot of a historical moment, but as a reminder of what collective resistance can look like – and what role art has to play.”

“It’s affordable, but the quality is still there,” Kelly Wearstler tells Vogue of the collection, which spans homewares and fashion—and is available to shop.

Women of the Bay Area, listen up … if you’re considering (allegedly) giving money to any self-proclaimed 49ers, run it by E-40 first! That’s the official word from 40 Water himself, who pulled up to the TMZ offices this week to chop it up with…

Perez Hilton’s friends revealed that he made a heartbreaking plea to Katy Perry as he struggles with memory loss post livestream.

Brooke Shields found her “highlight of the summer” on an adventure-filled getaway to Croatia.

Disney’s ‘Zombies’ franchise star Carla Jeffery passed away at the age of 33 on September 1.

DHS fired back at Rosie O’Donnell after she made explosive claims about ICE detention centers and conditions inside them.

Come October 22, the Elie Saab H&M collaboration at last puts Mr. Saab’s particular brand of glamour—spotted of late on Zendaya, Olivia Dean, and Eva Longoria—within reach for the rest of us.

Milo Manheim, Chandler Kinney and more cast members from the “Zombies” film series paid tribute to co-star Carla Jeffery following her death at 33. On Wednesday, Kinney, who played Willa Lykensen in the Disney Channel musical movie franchise opposite Jeffery’s Bree, took to Instagram and shared a series of photos of the two together. “This doesn’t feel real,” the “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin” actress wrote. “Carla, the sweetest, most sparkly gal. You made every day better and brighter with your infectious positivity.” She continued. “I think part of why you brought such effervescence to Bree (aside from your immense talent) is because that’s really who you were in your heart; a bubbly, vivacious heart-of-gold cheerleader who loved nothing more than to uplift those around her.” As Kinney went on, she noted that she felt “so grateful to have known [her] love,” adding, “I’m going to miss laughing with you, and watching you break out your signature splits on any and every dance floor.” “You’re a legend in my eyes, and your legacy of bringing joy and comfort to people everywhere will live on forever,” she concluded. “I love you so much, CarlaBoo.” View this post on Instagram A post…

Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan star in Cristian Mungiu‘s Palme d’Or winner as two strictly religious Romanian parents who relocate to a small Norwegian village and find themselves accused of child abuse,

The film, with which the legendary singer/songwriter of The Who cooperated, focuses on ‘Lifehouse,’ an unfinished science fiction rock opera that was intended as a follow-up to ‘Tommy.’

Luxury brands are chasing India’s biggest bridal budgets. They need the handful of stylists who decide where that money actually goes.

After years of chasing hype and scale, investors are looking for something harder to manufacture: sustainable growth, profitability and a brand customers genuinely want.

Dorsey founder Meg Strachan shares how she’s building a lab-grown jewelry business to last.

Saks Global’s bankruptcy became an opportunity for Bloomingdale’s, which had been laying the groundwork to win in a difficult market for the last three years under Bron.

The Hollywood Reporter’s executive editor of awards coverage assesses all 24 Academy Awards categories.

College football is back this week, and so is “Chad Powers.”

Veteran sportscaster Erin Andrews shared that she thought her career was over after a video of her nude leaked on the internet in 2009, slamming the violation as “gross.” Andrews, who currently serves as the lead NFL sideline reporter for Fox Sports, opened up about the ordeal during a Wednesday appearance on “Call Her Daddy.” “I think back in the day, before … the Apple phones were getting hacked and people’s photos were up and so forth, I had this disgusting person following me around cities,” Andrews recalled of her stalker in the mid-’00s. “It was very well publicized where [ESPN’s] ‘College Game Day’ was going to be, where ‘Thursday Night Football’ was going to be and I didn’t have an alias. I didn’t think I was a big deal.” Nonetheless, Andrews noted that her career was on the rise, receiving calls about “Dancing With the Stars” and working backstage at the ESPYs. However, this joy came to a screeching halt after Andrews received a call from a blogger friend, who she shared had been trying to reach her all day. “Blogs were the big deal and he had been calling me all day and he just said, ‘Erin, I…