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Gaga plays Maurizio Gucci (Driver), the grandson of renown fashion designer Guccio Gucci. Reggiani served 18 years in prison before being let out in 2016. Gaga took to Twitter and Instagram on Tuesday to reveal a photo of her and Driver in full costume posing on a snow-capped mountain. The duo are immaculately dressed for their parts, with Driver donning a white turtleneck sweater, and Gaga draped in gold chains and a white fur cap. She captioned the image “Signore e Signora Gucci,” which...

Raya and the Last Dragon.** There are so many things I loved about Raya and the Last Dragon: the amazing animation, the incredible story about trust and healing, and the wonderful performances by an almost entirely Asian cast. But I also loved that I have a new pair to ship because the dynamic between heroic Raya (Kelly Marie Tran) and her relentless adversary Namaari (Gemma Chan) is seriously gay. Now, I think Disney is unfortunately still a ways away from giving us our first openly queer Dis...

Fans whove already watched To All the Boys: Always and Forever tweeted their passionate feelings about Lara Jean, her journey, her love story, and her future. This is the last book in the Jenny Han trilogy and the last movie in the franchise. Lara Jean is growing up and heading to college, and we have to say a tearful goodbye to her. We romantics dont take well to goodbyes. Netflix released the first film in the trilogy in 2018, and Han published her first book in April 2014. Lara Jean has be...

How CODA, an instant classic crowd-pleaser about a hearing child in a deaf family, stole Sundance and broke sales record Kevin Polowy Emilia Jones in CODA. (Photo: Sundance Film Festival) Even in a year like no other, with a Sundance Film Festival forced to go virtual and carry a leaner slate following months of production shut-downs that curbed its top-tier indie offerings, there have still been a handful of movies to make a major splash on the movie industry. But no splash has ever been bigg...

Lina Wertmuller. Santi Visalli/Getty Images Wertmuller directed "Seven Beauties." The film was also nominated for best foreign language film, best screenplay, and best actor for Giancarlo Giannini, although it did not win in any category. It would be almost 20 years before another woman was nominated for best director: Jane Campion for "The Piano" at the 1994 awards. In 1977 - 48 years after the Oscars began - Lina Wertmuller became the first woman to be nominated for best director, but she was...