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Cowboy hats, the Hulk and short shorts: the final days of Olympics fashion – in pictures | Fashion

Cowboy hats, the Hulk and short shorts: the final days of Olympics fashion – in pictures | Fashion

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Teams including France, pictured here, have been competing in the artistic swimming – formerly known as synchronised swimming – at the aquatics centre north of Paris. When synchro was introduced at the 1984 Olympics, the New York Times declared it one of the new Olympic ‘glamour events’. A focus on the bedazzled costumes and aesthetics, according to Time, cemented ‘the idea that the world of competitive synchro was a feminine, performative domain’. This year, for the first time, men were allowed to compete, although none did. Watch this space for LA 2028 Source link

Ryan Gosling describes rest of his life with Eva Mendes and kids in five words

Ryan Gosling describes rest of his life with Eva Mendes and kids in five words

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Ryan Gosling is loving his life with partner Eva Mendes – and he made it clear just how integral she is to his future with five heart-melting words on Stephen Colbert. Speaking to the Late Show host, Ryan completed ‘The Colbert Questionert’ which asked some probing questions of him – but perhaps the most revealing question Colbert asked him was to “describe the rest of your life in five words.” WATCH: Ryan Gosling’s number one rule for how he lives his life with Eva Mendes The Fall Guy actor took a moment to think about it, counting on his fingers his five word answer: “Run It By Eva First.” His answer received a rapturous applause and chuckle, as the audience clearly concurred with his plan to consult the former actress in all his future decisions. Together, Eva and Ryan shares daughters Esmeralda and Amada – and this isn’t the first time the Barbie actor has spoken about how his family come into play with his decision making process. © Robert KamauRyan Gosling and Eva Mendes …

See How They Are Similar

See How They Are Similar

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(Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Fall Guy movie.) Yes, The Fall Guy is based on a TV series. If you weren’t aware of that, it’s likely because you’re of a younger generation that wasn’t alive or old enough to remember the series, which hasn’t exactly re-entered the zeitgeist in the four decades since it went off the air. (An unscientific scan of social media shows more than a few folks who had no idea of the original IP.) But for moviegoers of a certain age, there are references to the series that inspire nostalgia. The show, which aired from 1981-86, starred Lee Majors as a stuntman who moonlighted as a bounty hunter. The movie stars Ryan Gosling in the lead role, who is also a stuntman. While the movie is not an exact copy of the show, there are several ways in which the film references and pays tribute to the original. Read on to see how — and where the movie differs from the show.  The Characters Gosling and Majors both played characters named Colt …

Eva Mendes Sweetly Supports Ryan Gosling’s New Movie ‘The Fall Guy’ With Latest Instagram Post

Eva Mendes Sweetly Supports Ryan Gosling’s New Movie ‘The Fall Guy’ With Latest Instagram Post

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Eva Mendes is showing love to her man, Ryan Gosling, by supporting his new film, The Fall Guy.  In an Instagram post over the weekend, the 50-year-old Hitch actress urged her 6.4 million followers to grab tickets for Gosling’s latest flick, which sees the Oscar nominee, 43, play a Hollywood stuntman tasked with tracking down the main star of the movie he is filming. Throughout the press tour — which included an appearance on Saturday Night Live in early April and an action-filled red carpet premiere in Hollywood — Gosling and Mendes have gone back and forth showing support for each other, including one interview where the La La Land actor wore a T-shirt advertising his wife’s upcoming children’s book, Desi, Mami, and the Never-Ending Worries.  The latest nod comes from Mendes, who used her social media page to share a side-by-side photo of herself and her man in matching metallic gold outfits. Gosling’s photo comes from a scene in The Fall Guy, where he sports a futuristic space cowboy look, while Mendes’ hails from a recent photoshoot.  “Do you believe in …

Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes reveal how their daughters really feel about fame, candid response to mom’s project

Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes reveal how their daughters really feel about fame, candid response to mom’s project

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Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes keep their daughters Esmeralda, nine, and Amada, seven, out of the spotlight, and also choose to lead their own lives privately. However, despite being major Hollywood stars, it seems like their private upbringing has left their daughters with a bit more of an apathetic taste for their parents’ fame. In a conversation with People, the actor opened up their girls’ perceptions of their parents’ fame, and why they weren’t that interested in the glitz and glamor of it all. You may also likeRyan Gosling on the impact that this daughters with Eva Mendes have on his career “They don’t care,” he said, saying that there was “nothing” that would change them being just their parents, which also included that familiar feeling of childhood embarrassment. One such example, Ryan, 43, recalled, was when Eva, 50, was on an episode of the hit kids’ show Bluey in 2021, voicing a yoga instructor, and they both believed that it would be a big get for their daughters. “Eva was on an episode of …

The 1 Role Ryan Gosling Would Like To Revisit

The 1 Role Ryan Gosling Would Like To Revisit

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It’s difficult to imagine a Ryan Gosling flick that deserves a re-do, but according to the actor himself, there is one he’d love to revisit – and it’s kind of nothing to do with the actual film. In a video with Wall Street Style, Ryan discussed his upcoming film The Fall Guy, the success of Barbie and his life as a dad, before the interviewer asked: “What’s the one role you’d like to do over?” His answer was La La Land, but not for a reason that anybody would have thought. Why Ryan Gosling would re-do La La Land, given the chance Of course, La La Land was a hugely successful film, and the chemistry between Ryan and Emma Stone really brought a bit of magic to the movie musical. However, there’s one thing about it that Ryan said still “haunts” him. During the dance scene for the song A Lovely Night, that actually inspired the film’s poster, there was a moment where the choreography required both actors to put their hands in the air. …

Ryan Gosling Avoids Darker Roles So He Can Be a Better Papi

Ryan Gosling Avoids Darker Roles So He Can Be a Better Papi

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In his review for Ryan Gosling’s new film The Fall Guy, Vanity Fair’s Richard Lawson notes that the actor’s first post-Barbie role shows Gosling “still leading with his light side.” And thank goodness for that. “This is the better form of Gosling,” writes Lawson, “mesmerizing as some of his grim, laconic performances have been.” According to Gosling, it’s also an intentional move, as he recently told the Wall Street Journal. At present, said Gosling, “I don’t really take roles that are going to put me in some kind of dark place.” Instead, he chooses roles by “trying to read the room at home and feel like what is going to be best for all of us. The decisions I make, I make them with Eva, and we make them with our family in mind first.” Eva, of course, is Eva Mendes, Gosling’s costar in the 2012 drama The Place Beyond the Pines. They share two daughters, 9-year-old Esmeralda and 8-year-old Amada, who call him “Papi,” he confirmed: “It kills me every time. There’s just nothing, …

Ryan Gosling reveals adorable nickname his daughters call him: ‘It kills me’

Ryan Gosling reveals adorable nickname his daughters call him: ‘It kills me’

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Ryan Gosling is a doting dad to two daughters he shares with his longtime partner, Eva Mendes.  The Fall Guy star, 43, prefers to keep his family life private, but he shared a sweet insight into his relationship with Esmeralda, nine, and Amada, eight, in a new interview with WSJ. Magazine.  You may also likeWATCH: Ryan Gosling makes rare comment about young daughters Ryan confessed that his daughters have adopted an adorable nickname for him while they learn Spanish, revealing that they affectionately call him Papi with a slight accent.  “It kills me every time,” he told the publication. “There’s just nothing, nothing better than that.”  In the same interview, Ryan admitted that becoming a father has steered him away from taking on darker roles because he doesn’t want to bring negative energy home to his family.  “I don’t really take roles that are going to put me in some kind of dark place,” he admitted. “This moment is what I feel like trying to read the room at home and feel like what is going …

The Cine Files: from Ryan Gosling’s Fall Guy to Anya Taylor-Joy’s Furiosa, the best films at the cinema in May

The Cine Files: from Ryan Gosling’s Fall Guy to Anya Taylor-Joy’s Furiosa, the best films at the cinema in May

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The only thing certain in life? Death, of course. We quip about it quite readily, but the subject isn’t so easy to broach when it’s all too real and close to home. To coincide with Dying Matters Awareness Week (May 6 to 12), here are two extremely personal and rather beautiful films that offer a fresh perspective on popping your clogs. Much Ado About Dying (May 3) follows Simon Spencer as he cares for his effervescently eccentric, gay actor uncle David in his twilight years. Living in a deathtrap house of clutter, chaos and mouse droppings, David defiantly and flamboyantly recites Shakespeare while Simon worries, fixes and tries to make life better for his uncle as misfortune and disaster strikes. If you never thought it’s possible to die with a smile on your face, seeing David plough on cheerfully right up until the end might well change your mind. A whole different kettle of fish is Red Herring (May 3), as director Kit Vincent who was diagnosed with a brain tumour aged 24. “Will you …

Ryan Gosling Gets Candid About How Being A Dad Has Affected Which Roles He Says Yes To

Ryan Gosling Gets Candid About How Being A Dad Has Affected Which Roles He Says Yes To

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Ryan Gosling has claimed that he always has his family in mind when selecting roles these days. The three-time Oscar nominee is a dad to two daughters, nine-year-old Esmeralda Amada and eight-year-old Amanda Lee, who he shares with his long-term partner Eva Mendes. While Ryan has plenty of hard-hitting roles in his back catalogue, including the neo-Nazi drama The Believer and the violent action drama Drive, he’s said that more recently, he’s leaning towards lighter projects, so he can be more present with his family after a day’s shooting is over. “I don’t really take roles that are going to put me in some kind of dark place,” he told WSJ magazine. “This moment is what I feel like trying to read the room at home and feel like what is going to be best for all of us. The decisions I make, I make them with Eva and we make them with our family in mind first.” Ryan claimed this shift began with the musical La La Land, with subsequent projects including the Neil …