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[ad_1] Saint-Tropez for lunch, the Corniches by vintage Carrera and the biggest DJ event Cannes has ever hosted. During the Cannes Film Festival, the coastline transforms into a playground of superyachts, Champagne-fueled beach clubs, high-traffic helicopter routes and pop-up velvet-rope parties.  Here are THR‘s tips for some things to do beyond the usual Croisette spots. By Land: Cruise the Corniches ...

[ad_1] Julia Louis-Dreyfus made her final visit to Stephen Colbert‘s The Late Show on Tuesday, and while there was much levity, the heaviness of the moment was not lost on the Veep star. When parent company Paramount canceled Colbert’s No. 1 show in late night, the choice shocked the industry and his industry pals, including Louis-Dreyfus. Now after 11 seasons...

[ad_1] Grey’s Anatomy star Kim Raver knows what a gift Teddy Altman has been. “I love having been able to play this character for so long,” she tells The Hollywood Reporter of her long-running role on the hit ABC medical drama. Raver joined Grey’s in 2009 for season six. She left the show after three seasons, returning briefly in 2017’s season 14, and then...

[ad_1] The Los Angeles restaurant scene has been in acute crisis thanks to everything from the Trump administration’s tariffs and Hollywood’s business woes to rising labor costs and the normalization of GLP-1s. Yet the K-shaped economy has simultaneously nurtured a notable new generation of fine-dining rooms, with the city witnessing a renaissance of tasting-menu-oriented spaces, from Kato, Hayato and Baroo...

[ad_1] There are two types of Survivor fans: the ones content to watch from the couch and those who are already planning their audition tape. For anyone in the latter group, the cast of Survivor 50 has some advice. While on location during filming of season 50, The Hollywood Reporter asked every returning player to share their best tips for...

[ad_1] Spencer Pratt’s Hollywood-honed theatrics have made the Los Angeles mayoral race national news. Meanwhile, a behind-the-scenes industry player is attempting to secure the third-most-powerful elected job in the city with a notable campaign that’s so far received little attention. Zach Sokoloff, on leave from his top executive role at Hackman Capital, where he manages the firm’s Television City and...

[ad_1] Sometimes, horrible things happen right under our noses. And sometimes, we just do not want to see things as they are, particularly when it comes to the people we love. Gentle Monster, the new film from Austrian writer-director Marie Kreutzer (Oscar submission and historical drama Corsage), which world premieres in the competition program of the 2026 Cannes Film Festival,...

[ad_1] It has been a very good year for Japanese cinema — and Cannes is where the country has come to prove it. In the main competition, buzz has been building around three of Japan’s previous Cannes heroes. Palme d’Or winner Hirokazu Kore-eda (Shoplifters, 2018) returns with Sheep in the Box; Ryûsuke Hamaguchi — best screenplay winner in 2021 for...

[ad_1] Eurovision‘s theme, “United by Music,” has rarely sounded more ironic as Vienna gears up to host the kitschy song contest. On a boiling day a week ago, the city’s main stadium appeared more like a small military installation: new security cameras peered into the neighborhood — Vienna’s poorest — as staffers in lanyards sat in fold-out chairs, guarding every...

[ad_1] [This story contains spoilers for Mortal Kombat II.] When asked about joining Mortal Kombat II as the co-protagonist, Adeline Rudolph modestly deflects the question to praise her ensemble. That instinct to put the project above herself is a tell-tale sign of a true lead actor. Following director Simon McQuoid’s 2021 reboot, the shift in protagonist stemmed from screenwriter Jeremy...