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2024 Sundance Film Festival: Star Sightings

The 2024 Sundance Film Festival takes place in Park City, Utah, from Jan. 18 to Jan. 28, 2024. See all the celebrities in attendance! ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7psDOp6OippVjsLC5jqCYpaSVp8Zwfo9ra2arpaOxorrCnmSfoZyieqex0q2gr5mcYsC1rdFmqqKfmKm2r7PSZmlqcGJqgw%3D%3D

Anderson Cooper Teams With Dr. Death Creator on Vanderbilt Family Scripted Series at Ama

Amazon Prime Video is developing a drama series based on the book “Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty” by Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe, Variety has learned. Patrick Macmanus, who previously created shows like “Dr. Death” at Peacock and “The Girl From Plainville” at Hulu, is adapting the book for the screen and will serve as an executive producer via Littleton Road Productions. Cooper will also executive produce the project, as will Kelly Funke of Littleton Road.

Cosmetic surgery? I can't get enough: 1980s icon Gary Numan on face lifts, his FIVE hair transplants

By Jane Fryer for the Daily Mail Published: 20:26 EDT, 14 August 2012 | Updated: 03:06 EDT, 15 August 2012 e-mail 52 View comments Star: Gary Numan has been worshipped for his ground-breaking music and ridiculed for his extraordinary outfits, make-up and passion for hair transplants. He is pictured live in concert in the 1980s Gary Numan is pointing his right ear at me, pulling back an inky black sideburn to reveal the pink skin beneath and talking me (in great detail) through his facelift.

Fotos Y Recuerdos: The Legacy Of Selena

In the 1980s and '90s, Selena Quintanilla's music captivated listeners all around the world. Known simply as Selena, the Tejano singer rose to stardom with hits like "Como La Flor"' before winning a Grammy in 1994. She broke ground for Latin music in the U.S. For many Latinos, she represented the possibility of an "American Dream," and she continues to inspire superstars today. But in 1995, she was shot and killed just before her 24th birthday.

The Divers Clothes Lie Empty by Vendela Vida a compelling tale about the limits of self and i

FictionReviewA young American woman loses herself in Casablanca in an intoxicatingly strange quest for anonymity‘You have not been yourself lately,” the narrator of Vendela Vida’s new novel says to herself. Or maybe the narrator says it to the character: the story is told entirely in the second person, a decision that is strikingly odd at the start, then quickly becomes part of the alienating texture of this intoxicatingly strange novel. This “you” compels the reader into a very disquieting question from the first page – who am I?