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4 Jun

Challengers missed a possibility to highlight female athletes’ bodies

Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers confronts our understanding of relationships, but author Halima Jibril asks why it doesn’t go further in difficult our understanding of femininity and who's considered desirable It’s difficult to not take into consideration Tashi Duncan’s (Zendaya) body while watching Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers. Once we're first introduced to the teenager tennis star, she walks onto the court in a white Adidas tennis dress that hugs her body perfectly. Art (Mike Faist) and Patrick (Josh O’Connor) ogle at her because the wind blows one side of her skirt up, revealing a glimpse of her right butt cheek. After her match, we again watch Art and Patrick stare upon Tashi while she dances at...

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3 May

Challengers missed a possibility to highlight female athletes’ bodies

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29 Jul

All of the Subtle ‘Barbie’ Movie Beauty References You

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All of the Subtle ‘Barbie’ Movie Beauty References You

In The Scenarioreporter Kirbie Johnson takes readers behind the scenes of the buzziest movies and TV shows to disclose how the very best wigs, computer graphics makeup, and more are created. For this edition, Johnson chats with the team behind the immediately legendary beauty looks within the 2023 Barbie movie. (And yes, there are some minor spoilers ahead.)Barbie has taken the world by storm — just in case you’ve missed the whirlwind, worldwide press tour or the $150 million marketing budget promoting the film. On the time of writing this, the movie has made $470 million globallyas a sea of pink descended upon theaters in late July. And while there are many reasons to like the film, the eye to...

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25 Jul

‘Barbenheimer’ Missed One Fashion Retail Opportunity — in Theaters

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‘Barbenheimer’ Missed One Fashion Retail Opportunity — in Theaters

Visiting the movie show this weekend was a cultural moment the likes of which hasn’t been seen in years — and for 2 movies that weren’t motion or superhero franchises. At The Grove in L.A., and by all accounts all across the country, movie fans got here dressed as Barbies and Kens. One woman had the black-and-white stripe Barbie origin outfit all the way down to the heels, and added a Dior bag, natch. One other guy cribbed from the film trailer and sported Ken’s macho black-and-white Western look with fringe shirt. They took turns posing within the life-size, Instagram-ready toy boxes for photos and selfies. It was lovable. One other young couple got here in Forties-inspired suits and fedoras, paying...

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