Colossus is finally getting the chance to shine as bright as his metal skin — thanks to Deadpool 2. The X-Men character has been a fan favorite since he was introduced by writer Len Wein and artist Dave Cockrum in 1975’s Giant Size X-Men No. 1. Throughout his comic book history, Colossus’ gentle nature has put him at the moral center of the X-Men, and it’s often been a point of melodrama when his morals were pushed to breaking point.

Within 60 seconds of seeing Emily Blunt arrive on the Oscars 2024 red carpet, I thought: Those shoulder straps are going to be a problem. Not for Blunt, of course, a best supporting actress nominee for Oppenheimer, who looked lovely in a nude beaded gown designed by Daniel Roseberry for the Spring Summer 2024 haute couture collection for Schiaparelli, the house founded by Elsa Schiaparelli in 1927 and which has been overseen by Roseberry as artistic director since 2019.

What a year for the fashion industry. Celebrities tried their hands at design, musicians forced an ungodly amount of tour merch on the public, and it seemed as though everywhere you looked, both men and women were wearing Gucci fur slides, customized denim jackets or some type of choker (sometimes, all three). Here, the 12 fashion trends that peaked in the year 2016. THE ‘90s COMEBACK KIDS: Slip dresses:  Easy, breezy and everywhere.

In a town where relationships are everything, Los Angeles’ ultra-exclusive golf clubs reign as some of the top spots for power-networking. The fairways of the city’s private golf clubs are also where Hollywood’s boys club — yes, it is 99 percent boys — is most unabashedly on display. It’s a tightly controlled world of acceptances, rejections and wait lists. Getting in takes big bucks (the top initiation fee, Riviera Country Club’s, is a whopping $250,000) and good words from powerful friends; even Mark Wahlberg needed to make calls to get into Riviera.

Amy Schumer found herself entangled in a sexual assault scandal that has quickly taken the comedy scene by storm. On Wednesday, the Inside Amy Schumer star blocked Twitter users who urged her to fire comedian Kurt Metzger, a staff writer on her Comedy Central show, over his recent social media posts mocking rape accusers. Schumer responded on Wednesday morning that although she considers Metzger a friend, she was “saddened and disappointed” by his comments.

Sally Kellerman, the husky-voiced actress known for her Oscar-nominated portrayal of U.S. Army Maj. Margaret “Hot Lips” Houlihan in Robert Altman‘s M*A*S*H, has died. She was 84. Kellerman, who also sang and had a Grand Funk Railroad tune written for her, died Thursday morning at an assisted care facility in Woodland Hills after a battle with dementia, her son, Jack Krane, told The Hollywood Reporter. A native Californian, Kellerman had a memorable role in the third Star Trek episode, “Where No Man Has Gone Before,” in which she portrayed Dr.

It’s the week before Christmas. Trees are adorned with tinsel and bulbs. Mistletoe has been hung in strategic locations. Gingerbread cookies are being baked, decorated and eaten.  And, of course, the internet is buzzing with cost-analysis calculations over exactly how much money Clark Griswold earned for his annual bonus in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Glory be a newborn holiday tradition: Figuring out how much classic Christmas movie characters earn and spend.  Related Stories On Dec.

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Jessica Simpson reveals two things in this month’s Elle Magazine: she’s having a baby girl, and, well, her entire naked body. Simpson follows in the famous footsteps of fellow pop idols Britney Spears in 2006, and Christina Aguilera in 2008 to grace the covers of magazine pregnant during pregnancy. Other celebs who have posed naked and pregnant include models Claudia Schiffer and Cindy Crawford, who also showed off their first baby bumps on covers.

Johnny Depp‘s former agent recounted on Thursday the destruction of the actor’s career and reputation stemming from his issues with alcohol and drugs. United Talent Agency’s Tracey Jacobs told jurors in Depp’s ongoing defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard that the actor went from “the biggest star in the world” to a liability that studios were wary of due to his “unprofessional behavior.” Depp had become notorious for regularly showing up late to set and holding up filming, Jacobs testified.