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Josephine Chaplin, Actress and Daughter of Charlie Chaplin, Dies at 74
The Hollywood Reporter via Yahoo News· 10 months agoJosephine Chaplin, an actress and the sixth of 11 children fathered by screen legend Charlie...
Charlie Chaplin's Daughter Josephine Dead at 74
Parade via Yahoo News· 10 months agoJosephine Chaplin, daughter of Charlie Chaplin and his fourth wife, Oona O’Neill, has passed away. She was 74. The news was first reported in French...
The Original “Ripley” Is the Ultimate Blueprint for Summer Style
InsideHook via Yahoo News· 1 month agoThere are few films that better capture the spirit of summer than René Clément’s Purple Noon. Based...
Victoria Beckham’s First Collection for Mango Channels An Iconic Jane Birkin Film
The Hollywood Reporter via Yahoo News· 1 month agoPosh Spice's new collab with the Spanish fast-fashion label channels the poolside style of 'La...
Meet Wynona, the Stylish Young Brand Inspired by Silver-Screen Menswear Moments
Robb Report via Yahoo News· 1 year agoThe film was shot in 35mm in the mid-1960s. Its protagonist—you can’t recall if it was Paul Newman...
Every Mr. Ripley, Definitively Ranked
GQ via Yahoo News· 2 months agoIn Netflix's Ripley, a bold new adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novels, Andrew Scott becomes the sixth actor to play the iconic talented sociopath...
A timeline of the most talented Mr. Ripleys
Salon via Yahoo News· 2 months agoRipley Netflix The following contains spoilers for the Netflix series “Ripley” Who doesn’t want to be someone else from time to time? That question is at...
Death of a Corrupt Man Streaming: Watch & Stream online via Amazon Prime Video
COMINGSOON.net via Yahoo News· 3 weeks agoDeath of a Corrupt Man, originally titled “Mort d’un pourri” is a 1977 French political thriller...
Before Andrew Scott: Who else has played ‘Ripley’?
Gold Derby via Yahoo News· 1 month agoTom Ripley is back and in a big way. First introduced in Patricia Highsmith’s 1955 psychological thriller novel, Ripley is a sociopath, murderer, and con...
