Kristen Stewart for La times 🧡🖤 pic.twitter.com/x8g3pu8iXU
— Oscar nominee Kristen Stewart (@KristenClip) February 22, 2022
-In a new interview with the LA Times, Kristen Stewart describes her perfect day in Los Angeles (“I would just go have tacos all day. I wouldn’t eat anywhere that isn’t a stand or a truck. Like, I would wait for it to get really late, take you to the Valley, skate around and get really hungry and then find a taco truck that stays open all night. Because tacos taste different at that hour…even if you’re not wasted”), and talks about her fiancée, screenwriter Dylan Meyer (“The fact that I’ve already said, ‘Hey, let’s get married’ and that we have rings and stuff … we’re kind of already done”).
–Zoë Kravitz covers the March issue of ELLE to promote The Batman and talks about stepping away from Instagram after getting criticism for wearing a sheer dress to the MET Gala. “The fact that I’m like, ‘Should I have not worn that?’ No, I do what I want to do, and I make what I want to make, and if I’m now starting to be afraid of what other people are going to say or think, I’m no longer doing my job as an artist. I’m not experiencing the world and putting that into art. I’m walking on eggshells. F-ck that. So, I needed to take a minute.”
–Aaron Rodgers talked about his love for ex Shailene Woodley in an Instagram post following their split.
–Brad Pitt is suing ex-wife Angelina Jolie for allegedly selling her stake in Château Miraval behind his back.
–Evangeline Lilly posted a video in support of the Ottawa occupiers. Sigh.
–Britney Spears will finally speak her truth after signing a $15 million deal to release her tell-all memoir.
-If you thought the drama on-screen in HBO’s Euphoria was crazy, just wait until you read about what has been going on behind-the-scenes. The fact that shooting days run 17+ hours because this guy doesn’t even bother to create a shot list or plan astounds me. A woman showrunner could never.
-Meanwhile, Maude Apatow and Austin Abrams describe the making of that epic dance number from the latest episode.
–Emmy Rossum has been cast as Tom Holland’s mother in Apple’s The Crowded Room, and though the article says nothing about flashbacks, it must be how, right? RIGHT?!?
–Joe Wright talking about Ben Mendelsohn’s non-audition for Cyrano sums up everything I’ve ever thought about Ben Mendelsohn.
-Atlanta will end with season 4.
-Meanwhile, Donald Glover and the writers of Atlanta said a racially charged incident occurred on the crew’s first night in London after a group of drunk people confronted them outside of a bar.
–Elliot Page is releasing a memoir, Pageboy, expected in stores next year.
-The Oscar’s covid protocols keep getting weirder and weirder, with vaccination proof for nominees and guests, but not performers or presenters. It increasingly seems like these rules are being made to accommodate one or two people.
–Wendy Williams‘ talk show is officially coming to an end, and this is a really lovely look back at what fans loved about it.
-The Wilds returns for its second season on May 6. I wonder if the sudden popularity of the similarly-themed Yellowjackets will help or harm this show?
–The Daily Beast spoke with Horatio Sanz‘s sexual-assault accuser, who claims he groomed her from age 15, including at events in view of SNL colleagues. They also spoke with two of her friends, one of whom believes Sanz may have tried to groom her as well.
Here’s the trailer for HBO’s two-part Phoenix Rising documentary, which details Evan Rachel Wood’s abuse allegations against Marilyn Manson.
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