Just months after Gianni Versace died in July 1997, Donatella Versace debuted her collection at fashion week in Milan. Models including Noami Campbell, Kate Moss, and Linda Evangelista walked the show that marked the fashion designer’s time as the head of Versace.
All eyes were on Donatella, and she knew it.
“Meryl better bring her best security,” Haddish jokes to Vanity Fair.
“She’s an icon, truly, that girls can look up to, that women can look up to.”
Let the sweet scent of leather turn your house into a home.
Clinton had the chance to apologize for failing to protect her staffers from a sexual harasser. Instead, she buried her mea culpa in a late-night news dump.
The inside story of Anthony Weiner’s laptop and the Clinton investigation in October 2016.
The inside story of Anthony Weiner’s laptop and the Clinton investigation in October 2016.
Dennis’s future on the long-running FXX comedy is cloudy—but Howerton is just getting started on the Sunny-esque sitcom A.P. Bio.
After criticizing a plan for a “bloody-nose” strike, the White House pick for the South Korean ambassadorship was shown the door.
The sixth and last season of the Netflix series is bringing on new characters in its post-Kevin Spacey era.
It’s a delightful gift from one First Lady to another.
Brenda Fitzgerald has announced her resignation.
Jim Caviezel is in talks to reprise his role as Jesus.
Mark Zuckerberg confronts the fake-news paradox: trying to keep users hooked while watering down the product.
As late-night’s more politically savvy comedians weighed in on Trump’s speech, Kimmel focused his energy on more human coverage—with curiously uncomfortable results.
“You’re welcome for this headline: ‘Helen Mirren Can Rap!’”
The statement arrived just before McGowan’s docuseries, Citizen Rose, debuted on E!
In Sweden, the Duchess of Cambridge makes some bold moves.
Georgina Chapman, currently in the process of divorcing Harvey Weinstein, is pulling her scheduled show in favor of “an updated format.”
An army of experts can only do so much to shed light on a post-factual president.
She wore the bright look to tour a medical institute, greet children at a school, and visit a Swedish department store.
After a string of breakout roles in the late 1970s and early 80s, Eric Roberts seemed poised to become a bankable Hollywood leading man. That didn’t quite work out. Roberts discusses his battles with drug addiction, repairing his relationship with his kid sister, Julia Roberts, his long comeback, and what it’s like to work on 74 films in a single year.
Jimmy Kimmel’s interview with the porn star who may or may not have had a sexual encounter with the president was a baffling affair to remember.
Donald Trump tranquilized himself—and then the rest of us, too. It went about as well as anybody could have hoped, but that isn’t saying much.