Catch up with this week’s items from Page Six in the New York Post. Roger and out Anna Wintour has been making the rounds at this year’s US Open — even as the Met Gala scandal continues to swirl around her. And while the Vogue legend has taken in plenty of tennis’ biggest stars, she…
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A plastic surgeon claimed there was a ‘noticeable difference’ in Nicole Kidman’s cleavage, hinting she may have undergone a chest augmentation.
Lesley Stahl will lead the segment, titled ‘The Pardon Economy,’ for the show’s season 59 premiere.
The ‘Fjord’ actor criticized the current climate while speaking at the Toronto International Film Festival.
‘Obsession’ director Curry Barker is all for studios trying to find good stories and visionary filmmakers wherever they may be.
Other stars who stopped by the 1 Hotel space, sponsored by Canada Goose, include Sebastian Stan, Jodie Comer, Michael Imperioli, Martin Freeman and Buddy the dog.
Hear directly from Fox on how a major studio is upskilling its creative teams for an AI-powered future, and from brands like Adobe and IAB shaping where the technology goes next, alongside voices from 11:11 Media, Fairground Entertainment and pocket.watch. Across conversations, workshops, live demos and creator showcases, they’ll dig into the businesses forming around AI and the open questions of ownership, authorship and creative rights. The inaugural event in partnership with What’s Trending serves as the kickoff to TheGrill, TheWrap’s flagship business and technology conference, taking place the following day at the DGA. Who You’ll Hear From Conversation Who Decides What’s Human? Karen…
Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton, Martha Stewart and more stars brought the glamour to the Kering Foundation’s 2026 Caring for Women Dinner in NYC.
House Democrats brought the Epstein files and Trump investigations to the GOP’s Dallas midterm convention.
At first glance, Kris Rey’s “Trash Mountain,” the deeply felt dramedy about two siblings whose hoarder father dies and leaves them having to sort through the rubble of his life, could seem like countless other movies you’ve seen before. But the closer you look, the more you begin to see something quietly moving and mirthful emerge from within its familiar narrative beats. The key? Star and co-writer Caleb Hearon. For those who are unfamiliar, Hearon has steadily emerged as one of the funniest, most incisive voices in comedy working today. In addition to being a killer stand-up and storyteller —…