The unbearably smug spectacle of the Golden Globes
The Golden Globes ceremony last night shows that Hollywood is back to doing what it does best: being self-righteous
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The Golden Globes ceremony last night shows that Hollywood is back to doing what it does best: being self-righteous
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty/ShutterstockIn a colorful cardboard box, behind a layer of cellophane, a perfectly posed Barbie sits awaiting love. Her peroxide blonde hair is perfectly tamed, her outfit neatly fitted, and her lips painted in an eternally welcoming smile. Her fate is one of two options: She is wielded as an instrument for imagination, or she lives a life frozen in time.Greta Gerwig’s glittering, pink cinematic hit chooses the second option: ripping ope
Inspired by Greta Gerwig’s film, people who have kept their prized Barbies in mint condition for decades are unboxing them on camera. We unbox the new phenomenon.
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/Warner Bros.No one can beat Greta Gerwig at the tricky game of writing a memorable monologue.Barbie only proves this further. Gerwig has already given us great speeches with Saoirse Ronan, who was responsible for both Lady Bird’s “Did you feel emotional the first time you drove in Sacramento” speech and “Women, they have minds and they have souls as well as hearts” line from Little Women. In Barbie, Gerwig trades her mainstay for Americ
Barbie actor Ryan Gosling opened up about his daughters with Eva Mendes' own relationship with the world of Barbie