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Denis Villeneuve reveals why James Bond is perfect next move after Dune

Denis Villeneuve reveals why James Bond is perfect next move after Dune

Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Join today Already a member? Log in Denis Villeneuve says he needs a “very powerful rocket” to pull him away from the world of Dune as he prepares to direct the next James Bond film. “I said, ‘Maybe it’s a good idea to go back to this project, not out of nostalgia, not because I miss it, but the opposite – I’m tired of it.’ I want to make sure that I will be severe with the material. That I will not be complacent,” Villeneuve told Empire magazine. “I thought, ‘When it’s done, I need a very powerful rocket to pull me away from Arrakis.’ When I was asked to do the next Bond, I said, ‘OK, this is what I need.’” Dune, based on Frank Herbert’s 1965 sci-fi novel, follows Paul Atreides, played by Timothée Chalamet, whose family becomes embroiled in a struggle for control of Arrakis, a desert planet that holds the key to the …

Tallulah Willis and Rebecca Rittenhouse Show Mother Earth Love with MOTHER, Shopbop, and The Climate Pledge

Tallulah Willis and Rebecca Rittenhouse Show Mother Earth Love with MOTHER, Shopbop, and The Climate Pledge

Love your mother! Tallulah Willis, Rebecca Rittenhouse, Langley Fox Hemingway, and more It-girls celebrated Mother Earth with MOTHER, Shopbop, and The Climate Pledge at Flamingo Estate in Los Angeles, California, on Oct. 14. The actresses joined MOTHER co-founders Lela Becker and Tim Kaeding and The Climate Pledge Global Leader Sally Fouts at the private home, where lush gardens, colorful art, and unique floral arrangements set the scene as partygoers sipped signature cocktails and grazed on fresh veggies, breads, and dips. The festivities continued outdoors, where guests adorned an olive tree with handwritten wishes, selected personalized crystals to take home, and indulged in an assortment of fruit-topped desserts displayed across a long table. Meanwhile, poolside, musician Nick Waterhouse and his band treated the crowd to a live performance before Becker took the stage to mark the denim brand’s signing of The Climate Pledge and its commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. “We are honored to be part of The Climate Pledge and the community, which is joined together in the spirit of taking care …

MOTHER Teams Up with Amoeba Music for a Collab You’d Be Lucky to Find Digging Through Vintage Bins

MOTHER Teams Up with Amoeba Music for a Collab You’d Be Lucky to Find Digging Through Vintage Bins

Put your records on! Your vintage band tee just got a major upgrade with the launch of MOTHER’s Holiday 2026 collection, created in partnership with Amoeba Music. The collaboration brings together the iconic record store, whose fans include Charli XCX, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Suki Waterhouse, with MOTHER’s signature designs, loved by Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, and Kacey Musgraves, for a lineup of rock-star approved pieces. “We wanted the collection to feel like the kind of pieces you’d find while digging through vintage bins,” Tim Kaeding, co-founder and creative director of MOTHER, said in a press release. “There’s a kind of magic in losing hours inside a record store, stumbling across something unexpected, and making it part of your world. That feeling of discovery and slower living is at the heart of our storytelling,” Lela Becker, president and co-founder of MOTHER, added. As for what’s in the mix? Six unisex styles designed for fashion and music lovers alike. The Drifter Jacket features assorted punk-inspired pins, The Bee’s Knees Stud Finder Sneak rocks co-branded tags, …

Princess Beatrice looks so different with silver hair and black leather mini dress in unexpected photo

Princess Beatrice looks so different with silver hair and black leather mini dress in unexpected photo

Princess Beatrice often gives Princess Catherine a run for her money in the style stakes, but for an outing in the capital, the Princess of York looked almost unrecognisable, a far cry from her usual stylish self. Photographed in Mayfair, the mother-of-two swapped out her demure ensembles for a black leather mini dress, accessorised with a military-inspired black and silver jacket. © GC ImagesPrincess Beatrice of York arriving the UNICEF Halloween Ball in October 2016 The jacket bore a striking resemblance to the red military jackets worn by her mother, Sarah Ferguson – perhaps she took inspiration from her eclectic wardrobe © Dave Benett/Getty ImagesPrincess Beatrice of York took inspiration from her mother Sarah Ferguson’s jacket The Princess added towering velvet heels to her ensemble, and while her outfit was a big change from her usual royal look, it was her hair we couldn’t take our eyes off. Beatrice is known for her beautiful, tumbling auburn hair, styled into perfect waves, but she’d covered her signature hair with a long, cascading silver wig, topped with …

Danny Trejo’s son says dad is ‘handcuffed’ to Ben Shapiro’s controversial ICE film: ‘People don’t know what goes into these contracts’

Danny Trejo’s son says dad is ‘handcuffed’ to Ben Shapiro’s controversial ICE film: ‘People don’t know what goes into these contracts’

Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Join today Already a member? Log in Danny Trejo’s son is pushing back against the narrative that his father knew what he was getting into by signing onto the controversial Daily Wire film Pawn Shop. The 82-year-old Mexican actor came under fire after he was cast in the pro-Immigrations and Customs Enforcement movie, which is being produced by conservative commentator Ben Shapiro’s company. The film is set in Minneapolis in the aftermath of the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good. Danny denied being “pro-ICE” and said he was “pro immigrant” in a short statement shared last week. But now his son, Gilbert Trejo, is claiming that the Spy Kids actor is being forced to keep quiet due to his contract for the film — and that he was tricked into joining the movie in the first place. “My dad can’t really come out and say how he feels about any of this in any real way,” Gilbert, …

Price, Release Date, Where to Buy 2026

Price, Release Date, Where to Buy 2026

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission. Ugg’s evolution from a comfort-footwear staple into a regular fixture of the luxury fashion conversation continues with its latest collaborator: JW Anderson. The two brands have joined forces for their first footwear collection, launching Oct. 15 with a pair of loafer-inspired interpretations of Ugg’s Classic Boot and Tasman. Priced at $300 for the Loafer and $400 for the Loafer Boot, the unisex styles will be available at Ugg.com and select retailers worldwide. sELL-OUT RISK All Gender Ugg JW Anderson Loafer Available in a chestnut, khaki and orange colorway. Rather than abandoning the familiar silhouettes that helped establish Ugg’s popularity, Anderson has approached the collaboration as an exercise in design reinterpretation. Traditional penny loafer elements, including saddle straps, rounded toes and box-stitching, are applied to Ugg’s soft construction, creating an unusual middle ground between casual footwear and traditional dress shoes. Both styles arrive in chestnut, khaki and orange, a palette selected by Anderson …

The Kazakh Designers Telling Stories of Their Nomadic Heritage

The Kazakh Designers Telling Stories of Their Nomadic Heritage

Many of these artisans are building their practice in Almaty, the country’s de facto economic and cultural heart, where remnants of its Soviet past shoulder neo-nomad restaurants on leafy boulevards. Yet despite Almaty’s urban spread, the steppe is never too far away—nor is its indelible imprint on the Kazakh psyche. For millennia, the Great Steppe, a vast landscape of grasslands, deserts, and rolling fields that covers much of Kazakhstan, was home to roaming Turkic tribes, known by the 15th century as the Kazakh Khanate. They raised livestock, changed pastures with the seasons, and used portable yurts as shelter. Beyond a space to live, the yurt was a sacral structure, based on the belief that the universe itself was shaped like a giant yurt. In the last two centuries, this identity became systematically suppressed: Collectivization, forced settlements, and the Soviet-induced famine of the 1930s killed and displaced over a third of the Kazakh population. Former nomads lost much of their lands, animals, and way of life. Traditional yurts stand side by side in Kazakhstan’s scenic Charyn …

Island Unto Herself: How Rachel Scott Became the Face of the New Generation of American Fashion

Island Unto Herself: How Rachel Scott Became the Face of the New Generation of American Fashion

Scott, 42, is warm and inviting. She is intellectual and practical and appears uninterested in, if still moved by, the slew of attention and accolades she’s received from the fashion industry since her breakout year in 2023. She won two consecutive statuettes at the CFDA Awards, American fashion’s most prestigious honors, first for emerging designer of the year and then for womenswear designer of the year in 2024. Last September, she joined Proenza Schouler, the brand founded by Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez nearly 25 years ago, as its new creative director. (The pair have decamped for Paris to design Loewe.) Diotima is a Jamaican brand, but it’s also a New York one by a designer trained in Italy. cultural expansiveness is baked into its core look. That same month, Scott made headlines for Diotima’s debut runway show. The following season, in February, Scott delivered another standout collection that features a collaboration with the estate of the late Cuban artist Wifredo Lam, and the first lady of New York City, Rama Duwaji, who thus far …

‘Children are naturally drawn to beauty’: the head of the ‘Issey Miyake’ preschool on their pleated uniforms

‘Children are naturally drawn to beauty’: the head of the ‘Issey Miyake’ preschool on their pleated uniforms

“Does anyone know what the deal is Ms Lam Montessori … and why all their employees wear Issey Miyake … every day … I’m confused and a bit jealous,” asked one commenter on the Williamsburg subreddit last week, sparking a unexpected viral moment for a chain of Brooklyn Montessori preschools. The poster was responding to photos on the Montessori’s website of the teachers’ uniforms: raspberry, cobalt and apple green dresses in plissé fabric. They appeared to be from the Pleats Please line by Japanese designer Issey Miyake. It seemed an avant-garde choice for staff posing in front of the abachi and blond wood toys of their preschool classroom. On X, those pictures were screen grabbed and viewed 3.5m times, with most comments reading along the lines of “only in Brooklyn”. So was it Issey Miyake? Over email from Taiwan, Ms Lam Montessori head of school, Stephanie Woo – a vision in chartreuse pleated fabric and matching hexagonal-framed glasses on the nursery’s website – explains that the dresses are actually by a more affordable Japanese designer, …

Next issues urgent recall for pairs of shoes — ‘stop using’ | UK | News

Next issues urgent recall for pairs of shoes — ‘stop using’ | UK | News

Next has issued a product recall for certain women’s shoes following the discovery that they present an injury risk. The high street retailer stocks numerous brands and styles across its ranges. The Raya Espadrille Wedge Sandals from Mint Velvet, available through Next, are subject to the recall notice. According to the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS): “The product presents a risk of injuries as the footbed can become detached from the wedge heel during use.” The safety body continued: “If the footbed unexpectedly became dislodged during use, the user could fall, leading to injuries. The products do not meet the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.” Recalled shoes Mint Velvet Raya Espadrille Wedge Sandal Models: Y79431 and Y79434 Brand: Mint Velvet The OPSS confirmed: “The product has been recalled from end users by Next. Next has contacted consumers who purchased the heels directly. “Owners are advised to stop using the product and follow the instructions sent by Next to arrange for a refund or replacement.” Just last week, another recall warning …