If there’s a queer film or television project this year, you can just about bet your bottom dollar that Bowen Yang will be in it. “I was also cut out of Heartstopper,” quips Yang, referencing Netflix’s hit queer Y.A. series. “I was the grandfather.” He jokes, but given how booked and busy the Emmy-n
Their marriage is like Watergate,” Gaslit creator Robbie Pickering says of John and Martha Mitchell, played by Sean Penn and Julia Roberts in his retelling of the Nixon administration scandal. John Mitchell, the president’s attorney general, became infamous after Watergate, but even prior to that he
Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland, a key member of the January 6 committee investigating the Capitol attack, gives Inside the Hive an exclusive preview of next week’s prime-time hearing.
After nearly a year of investigating the insurrection, Raskin says the most surprising discovery has been “th
Obi-Wan Kenobi is at the halfway point, and Star Wars fans need a deep, Vader-like breath. Three of the new series’ six episodes have aired, and already the revelations have been shattering and surprising for longtime followers of the galaxy far, far away. That distressing opening scene at the Jedi
It didn’t take long for conservative pundits to condemn Joe Biden’s calls to address gun violence in America with bans on assault rifles and high-capacity magazines; on Thursday night, prominent talking heads on Fox News called Biden’s speech unconstitutional, and even an “impeachable offense.”
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As tempting as it might be for Depp to embrace his status as a leader of the anti-MeToo movement, the veteran movie producer says he should resist. “He needs to represent Johnny Depp as an actor trying to come back from years of lack of sobriety. The narrative that he beat #MeToo would be very bad f
Those of us with a passion for film are most likely still buzzing in the afterglow of the recently-concluded Cannes Film Festival. (Those Elvis premiere looks! A second Palme d’Or win, in a row, for Triangle of Sadness‘s Ruben Östlund!) Alas, the calendar never slows down, so it’s already time for t
Welcome to NYLON’s Party Report Card, where we give you the Who, What, Where, Why, and When on this week’s hottest parties — plus all the gossip you missed. It’s the inside scoop you need to feel like you were on the invite list. Sorry in advance for the FOMO.
WHAT: By Far Opening Party and Dinner
It’s early 2002. The dot-com bubble has burst and the stock market’s crashing. George Bush gives his “Axis of Evil” speech and signs the No Child Left Behind Act, but I’m eleven and my friends and I are mostly talking about Crossroads and Big Fat Liar. The tabloids are all Britney and Justin and Chr
Every year when June 1 rolls around (or earlier!), Pride marketing begins, and thus, a collective eye roll. Whether it’s the Marines posting a cartoon illustration of a helmet with rainbow bullets, or Uber sending me a notification that says “let’s move with Pride together,” (I chuckled at that one)
When it comes to nail art, sometimes the most simple designs are the most impactful. So, what can be more classic than a simple star? This spring, manicurists have had stars in their eyes and we’ve seen more sparkles and stellar designs on nails than ever before.
Tap through for inspiration on how
“Swim is something I’ve been thinking about doing for a while! Things fell into place where we were finally able to devote the time to start a new category,” Liang tells NYLON. “The fabrications and prints are cheeky and fun while the cut is designed to be classically flattering for a lot of bodies.
Welcome to NYLON’s Party Report Card, where we give you the Who, What, Where, Why, and When on this week’s hottest parties — plus all the gossip you missed. It’s the inside scoop you need to feel like you were on the invite list. Sorry in advance for the FOMO.
WHEN: Wednesday, June 1
WHO: Perfume
Joel Kim Booster used to bring a different Jane Austen novel with him to Fire Island each year. It was eight years ago, the year that he brought Pride and Prejudice, that he said as a joke to his friend Bowen Yang, “What if I made a gay Pride and Prejudice, set on Fire Island?”
He noticed the theme
The mark of a great Parker Posey movie is that it could never be made now. Indeed, from indie classics like Daytrippers to wildly ambitious pop spectacles like Josie and the Pussycats, Posey’s films always feel experimental, unusual, and likely too intelligent for the common audience. Crowned “the q
It’s June, which means it’s finally summer and officially Pride Month. Although support for the LGBTQ+ community is a year-round venture, there’s nothing wrong with taking Pride as a reminder to reinvigorate your support. While just sending positive vibes is easy, we know the best way to celebrate i