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[ad_1] Photo: Jill Ciment When Jill Ciment met the painter Arnold Mesches in 1970, she was his student in a small Beverly Hills drawing class.

[ad_1] Photo: Netflix Welcome back, Rashomon. Our Perfect Match couples are starting to feel a little comfortable in their matches, and Netflix can’t have that.

[ad_1] Photo: Sara Messinger Festivals are labor-intensive endeavors, and the 2024 Governor’s Ball is no exception. Arrival to the venue requires several transfers on mass

[ad_1] Photo: HBO Now is the winter of no Game of Thrones content made glorious summer by the return of House of the Dragon. Wait,

[ad_1] Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Disney/Pixar, Moviestore/Shutterstock, Disney/Pixar/Kobal/Shutterstock This article was originally published on June 13, 2018. It has been updated to include subsequent films, including

[ad_1] LIAM DANIEL/NETFLIX When you watch Bridgerton, you may notice the titular siblings love to stare. Daphne’s eyes linger on Simon Basset’s mouth as he

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[ad_1] Illustration: Maanvi Kapur Growing up, Josh Johnson knew he had to eat the home-cooked jambalaya, gumbo, and blackened fish that his grandmother would prepare.

[ad_1] Photo-Illustration: Illustration: Vulture. Photos: Getty Images Bebe Rehxa doesn’t “regret” what she said about her “Me, Myself, and I” collaborator G-Eazy; she just regrets

[ad_1] Photo-Illustration: Illustration: Vulture. Photos: Getty Images and Everett Collection Rats! Guess there won’t be anyone pulling Josh O’Connor’s hair as Linguini— he’ll just have