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Runway Revelations & Film Milestones
Adam Lippes Channels Motorsport in Pre‑Fall 2026
Adam Lippes draws on his love of classic cars for his Pre‑Fall 2026 line, swapping floral motifs for grand‑prix‑inspired stripes and car‑seat buckles on silk and lambskin pieces. The collection’s “short, hot nights” vibe blends aerodynamic tailoring with glossy black finishes, signaling a sportier direction for the label. Vogue notes the designer’s use of racing‑red accents on a drop‑stitch knit dress, underscoring the automotive influence.
Vogue
Emilia Wickstead’s Youthful Power‑Blue Palette
In her Pre‑Fall 2026 collection, Emilia Wickstead evokes 1930s Parisian intellects and teenage rebellion through icy blues, butter yellows, and crimson accents. Vogue highlights the designer’s nod to Bonjour Tristesse and the playful “tequila sunrise” stripes, while also showcasing detachable lace‑bonded dresses that echo vintage elegance. The line balances whimsical prints with structured tailoring, appealing to both longtime clients and a new generation.
Vogue
Benicio Del Toro on Latino Representation in “One Battle After Another”
Benicio Del Toro discusses his role in Paul Thomas Anderson’s upcoming film, emphasizing the importance of authentic Latino representation on screen. Variety reports that his character, Sensei, embodies quiet dignity, while the actor also shares aspirations to direct and host SNL, reflecting a broader push for diversity in Hollywood leadership.
Variety
“Lost Land” Wins Red Sea Film Festival’s Top Prize
The Rohingya‑language drama “Lost Land,” directed by Akio Fujimoto, earned the Best Film award at the Red Sea Film Festival, marking a historic first for a feature shot entirely in that language. Deadline describes the film as an intimate portrait of siblings fleeing persecution, highlighting its cultural significance and the growing visibility of marginalized narratives in global cinema.
Deadline
Dwayne Johnson Honored at Palm Springs Film Festival
Variety reveals that Dwayne Johnson will receive the Creative Impact in Acting Award at the 2026 Palm Springs Film Festival, recognizing his influence across acting, producing, and entrepreneurship. The accolade underscores Johnson’s role in shaping contemporary pop culture and his expanding footprint in the industry.
Variety
Amanda Seyfried Leads “Skinny Dip” Adaptation on Amazon
Amanda Seyfried is set to star in the TV adaptation of Carl Hiaasen’s novel Skinny Dip, now moving from HBO Max to Amazon under the stewardship of Adam Horowitz, Edward Kitsis, and Bill Lawrence. Hollywood Reporter and Deadline note the project’s fourth home in six years, signaling confidence in its dramedic potential for streaming audiences.
Hollywood Reporter
Deadline
Lola Petticrew Joins Netflix’s “Assassin’s Creed” Series
Variety confirms that Lola Petticrew has been cast in Netflix’s live‑action “Assassin’s Creed” series, joining Toby Wallace in a secret‑war narrative. The addition of the acclaimed actress adds depth to the high‑profile adaptation, generating buzz ahead of its release.
Variety
“The Perfect Neighbor” Humanizes Black Youth Through Documentary Lens
Hollywood Reporter spotlights director Geeta Gandbhir’s documentary “The Perfect Neighbor,” which subverts traditional body‑camera footage to portray Black children in a compassionate light, challenging surveillance tropes and fostering empathy. The film’s approach reflects a broader movement toward nuanced storytelling about marginalized communities.
Hollywood Reporter
Media & Technology Developments
Disney Stakes $1 B on OpenAI’s Sora Platform
Disney has taken a $1 billion equity stake in OpenAI, licensing its iconic characters for the short‑form video platform Sora. Adweek details the three‑year deal that will see fan‑generated videos appear on Disney+ and the integration of ChatGPT into Disney’s workflow, while New Scientist frames the partnership as a “surprising reversal” in the battle over AI‑generated content.
Adweek
New Scientist
New York Enacts Groundbreaking AI Performer Disclosure Laws
Governor Kathy Hochul signed two bills regulating synthetic AI performers in New York, mandating disclosure in advertising and prohibiting deepfakes of deceased actors without estate consent. Variety, Hollywood Reporter, and Deadline all report on the legislation, noting its significance as the nation’s first comprehensive AI transparency framework aimed at protecting consumers and performers alike.
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Deadline
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