GANNI SS25 Turns Up the Volume With Aesthetic Alchemy

At the Palais de Tokyo’s Galerie Haute, during Paris Fashion Week, GANNI debuted their SS25 showcase, marking their entry into the Copenhagen brand’s Parisian fashion scene. Dubbed “The Craft,” this collection highlights GANNI’s exploration of sustainable materials and serves as a stylish reemergence of the iconic “GANNI Girl” on the Paris stage. Emphasizing responsible production, the Danish label showcased their distinctive blend of playfulness and modernity in female fashion through striking contrasts, dynamic layering, and bold patterns that announce GANNI’s presence loud and clear. In a conversation with WWD, creative director Ditte Reffstrup described the collection as having a “witchery” feel, characterized by its textile-focused magic and aesthetic tension. As Reffstrup put it, “It feels like us being witches fighting for something.

Terry Crews Talks Hilarious ‘Everybody Hates Chris’ Sequel and Getting to Play “The Baddest Dude Ever” in ‘The Killer’s Game’

This September has been quite significant for Terry Crews. He’s celebrating 25 years in Hollywood, a journey that began on the competition show similar to American Gladiators, known as Battle Dome, back in 1999. The character of T-Money was particularly fitting for him, aligning with his longtime aspiration to become an action movie star, a dream that came true yet again with his role in the action-comedy film “The Killer’s Game”, produced by his long-term friend Dave Bautista.

32 Movies Deaths That Absolutely Break Our Hearts

Nothing affects us more deeply than when a cherished character meets their end in a film. Not even the most emotionally detached individuals can hold back tears upon witnessing characters such as Goose from Top Gun, who fail to reach the final act. Occasionally, these characters undergo development across several movies, and at other times, it’s a single story that leaves us in tears by the conclusion. Here is our compilation of movie deaths that leave us heartbroken.

After Empire’s Lee Daniels Said Working On The Show Was A ‘Horrible’ Experience, He Clarified His Comments

Lee Daniels found tremendous success with his popular TV series, Empire, set in the music industry, which premiered on Fox in 2015. Despite its eventual success, working on the show seemed challenging for Daniels, the co-creator, who described the experience as “awful.” In recent weeks, his candid remarks have generated much attention. However, Daniels has since attempted to clarify the feelings he expressed.