Where Has Alden Ehrenreich Been Hiding?

The actor, dressed casually in jeans, a baseball cap from the Explorer’s Club, and a simple watch, is explaining his growing interest in art and history as we walk through the Neue Galerie on the Upper East Side. He grew up in Los Angeles, where his mother was an interior designer and his father an accountant, but he recalls a visit to the gallery at age 13 that had a profound impact. He describes it as a moment of realization. With Jewish roots and family history in Germany and Austria, he hadn’t previously explored that side of his background, but the gallery’s collection sparked his fascination. He even bought books from the gallery store and plans to buy more before leaving. “I just felt a connection to all of this,” Ehrenreich says.

The Boys Confirm Why People Still Look Up to Homelander

Homelander is incredibly dangerous, easily killing people by tearing them apart or using his heat vision. He’s done this repeatedly throughout the series, even to those he claims to care about. However, some characters have a deeper connection to him, with one demonstrating unwavering loyalty. Sadly, in Season 5, Episode 5, “One-Shots,” she suffered a fatal consequence despite her devotion.

Fed’s Rate Drama: Bitcoin’s Next Act?

Bitcoin, ever the dramatic lead, has once again curtsied upon hearing the Fed’s pronouncement, as if to say, “Of course, darling, whatever you say.” History, that most reliable of gossip columns, confirms BTC’s penchant for underperformance in the week following these meetings-perhaps due to a lack of plot twists.

Apple TV’s Trying Season 5 Officially Debuts This Summer

Season 5 of Trying will premiere on Wednesday, July 8, 2026. New photos have been released, featuring stars Esther Smith, Rafe Spall, and the rest of the cast. The season has eight episodes, and new ones will be released each week, with the finale airing on Wednesday, August 26.

Marvel Officially Confirms The Thing’s Design For Spider-Man’s New Appearance

Many consider 2025’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps to be one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s strongest films, largely thanks to Ebon Moss-Bachrach’s performance as Ben Grimm, The Thing. Moss-Bachrach, known for his role in The Bear, brought humor, warmth, and genuine emotion to the character, especially when portraying Ben’s difficult transformation into his rocky form.

In The Devil Wears Prada 2, Economic Anxiety Meets the Red Carpet

This follow-up to the popular 2006 comedy revisits the world of Andy, who first learned the ropes under the demanding fashion editor Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep). The movie doesn’t ignore the contrast between its ideas about honest journalism and its enjoyment of luxury and high fashion. For the first part of the film, Andy faces a tough choice: after losing her job, she’s asked by the owner of her former publishing company to compromise her values and return to Runway magazine. Her mission? To fix a public relations crisis caused by a poorly written article about a questionable clothing brand.