Awards
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Life, Death, Memory, Fate, Loss
Christian Boltanski explorations of emotion wrought by the Holocaust and the horrors of war profoundly resonate today more than ever
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The Agony and The Ecstasy of Mr. Chow
Jeffrey Deitch traces the extraordinary narrative arc of actor, restaurateur and artist Michael Chow
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Who Gets to Tell Indigenous Stories
Who Gets to Tell Indigenous Stories From the epic Killers of the Flower Moon to several smaller productions, a host of recent films and a groundbreaking art exhibition illustrate how the Native American narrative is controlled by who holds the camera, who holds the pen By Tazbah Rose Chavez When I began writing this piece,…
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Found in Translation
Found in Translation Talent agent Thao Nguyen’s whole world is art, both at home with her personal collection and at CAA where she cultivates artists in pop culture by Eli Diner Photography by Fabian Martinez The first thing you notice when you arrive at CAA agent Thao Nguyen’s Brentwood home are the polka dots. Peppering the…
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Movie Couture
Movie Couture In a rare exclusive interview, YSL creative director Anthony Vaccarello tell how his love for cinema has shaped his career in fashion and how collaborating with Almodóvar, Cronenberg, Audiard and Sorrentino is his dream come true by Pamela Golbin Artwork by Edward Givis I WANTED TO WORK WITH DIRECTORS WHO FORMED MY PERSONAL…
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Hammer’s Hometown Heroes
The Hammer Museum’s recent biennial Made in L.A. 2023: Acts of Living highlighted the work of 39 artists and groups based in the greater Los Angeles area whose practices are shaped by everyday life and community
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‘The Creator’ Wins 5 Categories to Top Visual Effects Society Awards
“Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” swept the VES animation categories, while “The Last of Us” dominated the TV awards
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‘Barbie,’ ‘Poor Things,’ ‘Saltburn’ Win Costume Designers Guild Awards
TV winners include “Ahsoka,” “Beef,” “The Great,” “Rebel Moon” and “A Black Lady Sketch Show”
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America Ferrera Reflects on Her Journey From Disney Channel to ‘Barbie’ to the Oscars
TheWrap magazine: The actress tells TheWrap that her 17-year-old self would say “What the hell took so long?”
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3 Oscar Nominations in 4 Years? That’s Short Work for Ben Proudfoot
TheWrap magazine: “The Last Repair Shop,” which the filmmaker made with Kris Bowers, is his third documentary short nom
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How ‘American Fiction’ Composer Laura Karpman’s Fight for Diversity Led to Her First Oscar Nomination
TheWrap magazine: “I have benefited from my own advocacy, but that was never the intent,” she says
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‘American Fiction,’ ‘Barbie,’ ‘Oppenheimer’ Nominated for Writers Guild Awards
Several Oscar-nominated screenplays, including “Poor Things,” were ineligible for the strike-delayed guild awards
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How ‘Napoleon Dynamite’ Filmmakers Jared and Jerusha Hess Got the Oscars’ Attention by Pivoting to Animation
TheWrap magazine: The married duo received their first nomination for the moving 13-minute short “Ninety-Five Senses”
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Why ‘Poor Things’ Actress Kathryn Hunter Was Covered in ‘Mad and Wonderful’ Tattoos | Exclusive Photos
Hunter (“Andor”) and Oscar-nominated makeup artist Nadia Stacey tell TheWrap about the “tattoo storybook” designed for one scene in the film
