The characters in The Hateful Eight, the latest movie from Quentin Tarantino, mostly live up to the film’s title. Except for Six-Horse Judy. The gregarious cowgirl, played by Tarantino favorite Zoë Bell, might be one of the only characters in the film who isn’t hell-bent on bloodshed. Here, Bell—who’ll ... More

If you recognize the names Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz, it’s probably because their san-serif last names are plastered on your favorite moisturizer, body wash or candle. The grooming gurus founded their eponymous brand (Malin + Goetz) eleven years ago, and since then, it’s quickly transformed into an international ... More

On Friday, September 25, 2013, the day after his namesake advertising agency abruptly filed for bankruptcy, David Lipman returned to the company’s 22,000-square-foot headquarters in New York’s Meatpacking District to sort out paperwork with his accountants. As Lipman tells it, he was exiting the office when a white van ... More

Oscar-winner Adrien Brody can add collectible artist to his long list of accomplishments. The 42-year-old entertainer, who skyrocketed to fame with his leading role in Roman Polanski’s The Pianist, debuted his artwork—a series titled “Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, and Handguns”—this month at Art Basel Miami. Here, ... More

For a guy whose anonymity is about to go the way of the floppy disc, John Boyega is surprisingly serene. Sitting in a Los Angeles photo studio and unwinding after a day-long photo shoot, it’s as if he’s completely unaware that come December 18, his life will change forever. ... More

For a woman who just got married, actress Lisa Edelstein spends a lot of time thinking about divorce. But who can blame her, considering she stars on the smart, funny Bravo series A Girlfriend’s Guide to Divorce, which is beginning its second season on December 1. On Guide, Edelstein plays ... More

If you can’t seem to remember the last time you read something juicy, or scandalous, or even remotely revealing about Derek Jeter, that’s because you haven’t. Of all the skills that the future Hall of Famer mastered throughout his celebrated baseball career, it was perhaps his deft handling of the ... More

Youth“My first day of filming was a night shoot at 3 a.m. I had a three-page monologue where I berate my dad, played by Michael Caine,” says Weisz, who stars in the moody drama about an aging orchestra conductor. “Paolo [Sorrentino, the director] covered us in mud and placed a ... More

Youth“Paolo Sorrentino sent me a script, which he said he’d written for me. I was stunned that he’d even heard of me, let alone written a script for me, but I absolutely fell in love with it,” the Youth star explains. “I don’t play the lead very often in ... More

Freeheld“Every time I read this script, I’m emotionally moved,” Page says of Freeheld, which is based on a real-life lesbian couple facing heartbreaking discrimination. “When I met Stacie Andree and she took me around the town and into the house that was her and Laurel Hester’s home, or to the convenience ... More