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Dimanche 14 décembre 2025 à 22:00
Cultural Pulse: Film, Fashion & Performance
Kylie Jenner’s Red Latex Holiday Look
Kylie Jenner turned heads at a West Hollywood holiday party, debuting a sleek red latex ensemble that Vogue describes as a “very Kylie Jenner Christmas.” The outfit sparked a wave of social‑media commentary on the resurgence of latex in high‑fashion holiday styling.
Vogue
Bollywood Thriller “Dhurandhar” Boosts Indie Box Office
Deadline reports that the Indian thriller “Dhurandhar” helped diversify the specialty box‑office slate alongside titles like Eternity and Hamnet, signaling growing appetite for non‑Western narratives in U.S. indie cinemas. Industry analysts note the film’s strong regional marketing as a key factor in its unexpected domestic top‑10 placement.
Deadline
“Landman” Season 2 Delivers Sharp Satire on Wealth
Variety’s review of Season 2, Episode 5 of “Landman” highlights the show’s biting critique of elite excess, with a subplot that lampoons daytime talk shows for “hating millionaires and Trump.” Critics praise the series for weaving political satire into its Western‑themed drama without sacrificing character depth.
Variety
Paul Rudd on Reviving the Cult Classic “Anaconda”
The Hollywood Reporter quotes Paul Rudd describing Ice Cube’s endorsement of the new “Anaconda” remake as “being blessed by the Pope,” underscoring the film’s meta‑humor and star‑studded lineup with Jack Black and Steve Zahn. The comment reflects industry optimism about reimagining 1990s cult hits for a new audience.
Hollywood Reporter
Ryan Coogler Reveals Nightmare Scene from “Sinners”
Deadline reveals that director Ryan Coogler nearly “lost his mind” filming a harrowing sequence in the horror thriller “Sinners,” involving Michael B. Jordan in a physically and emotionally taxing stunt. Coogler’s candid recollection adds a behind‑the‑scenes perspective that deepens appreciation for the film’s visceral impact.
Deadline
“Zootopia 2” Surpasses $1 Billion Globally
Variety and Deadline jointly report that Disney’s “Zootopia 2” has eclipsed the $1 billion mark, outpacing the original and becoming 2025’s highest‑grossing release, with a significant share of earnings from the Chinese market. Analysts attribute the sequel’s success to its timely environmental themes and strong franchise loyalty.
Deadline
Variety
Kate Hudson & Jeremy Allen White Discuss Music‑Driven Filmmaking
In a Variety interview, Kate Hudson and Jeremy Allen White explore how their new film “Song Sung Blue” uses a Neil Diamond tribute band to illustrate music’s power to heal, positioning the project as a “game‑changer” for modern rom‑com storytelling. Their insights signal a broader industry trend toward integrating live‑music narratives into mainstream cinema.
Variety
Lady Gaga’s Sydney Show Paused After Dancer’s Fall
Both Deadline and Variety recount that a Mayhem Ball dancer slipped during Lady Gaga’s performance of “Garden of Eden” at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, prompting the pop icon to halt the concert and check on the performer. The incident sparked discussions about live‑event safety protocols in large‑scale productions.
Deadline
Variety
Dakota Johnson’s Surprise SNL Appearance with Lily Allen
Deadline and Vogue highlight Dakota Johnson’s unexpected cameo alongside Lily Allen during a Saturday Night Live rendition of “Madeline,” noting the duo’s stylish stage presence and the performance’s blend of pop music with theatrical flair. The moment was praised as a standout fashion‑forward TV moment of the week.
Deadline
Vogue
Jane Birkin’s Enduring Beauty Legacy
Vogue revisits Jane Birkin’s iconic beauty philosophy, celebrating her laissez‑faire approach that continues to inspire French fashion icons. The retrospective underscores Birkin’s lasting influence on contemporary aesthetic standards.
Vogue
Media Lens: How Tragedy Is Reported
International Coverage of the Bondi Beach Mass Shooting
France 24 and The New York Times provide contrasting lenses on the Bondi Beach attack that targeted a Hanukkah celebration, with France 24 emphasizing geopolitical reactions—including Israeli accusations against Australia—while The New York Times focuses on on‑ground heroics, such as a bystander tackling a gunman. Together, the reports illustrate how media framing can shape public perception of both the event and its broader political implications.
Hollywood Reporter
The NY Times
The NY Times
Reporting the Brown University Campus Shooting
The New York Times and USA Today document the aftermath of the Brown University shooting, detailing survivor testimonies and the swift law‑enforcement response that placed a person of interest in custody. Their coverage highlights the tension between immediate factual reporting and the need for sensitivity toward the university community.
The NY Times
USA Today
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