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Isabella Rossellini paid a subtle tribute to David Lynch at the Oscars

Oscar-nominated actor starred in acclaimed director’s 1986 film ‘Blue Velvet’

The Independent UK

The Oscars’ 10 greatest Best Picture winners, from All About Eve to Parasite

OSCARS 2025: The Independent's Geoffrey Macnab chooses the best films to have ever won Hollywood's most prestigious award

The Independent UK

Kontinental ’25 review – scattergun satire on a tour of Romania’s social ills

A bailiff has an identity crisis after a tragedy in Radu Jude’s new film, a scornful polemic on 21st-century Europe set between hope and despair

The Guardian - UK

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A timeline of David Lynch’s dreamlike perfume commercials, from Calvin Klein to Gucci

David Lynch’s perfume commercials, created over a two-decade period, saw the visionary director focus his dreamlike lens on fragrance campaigns for Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani, Jil Sander, Gucci and more

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Isabella Rossellini would be ‘flattered’ to receive Oscar nomination for near-silent Conclave role

Italian star would be ‘very moved’ to follow in the footsteps of her mother, a seven-time Oscar nominee

The Independent UK

Isabella Rossellini: ‘I was afraid to be compared to my mother’

INTERVIEW: The legendary star of ‘Blue Velvet’ is earning Oscar buzz for her performance as a mischievous nun in the papal thriller ‘Conclave’. She speaks to Adam White about comparisons to her mother Ingrid Bergman, the controversy that surrounded her star-making film, and her romances with Martin Scorsese and David…

The Independent UK

Isabella Rossellini: ‘People never talk about the freedom, the lightness, that comes with ageing’

The Italian star is having a late career renaissance, including a powerful turn in acclaimed Vatican thriller Conclave. She talks about the serenity of being single, enjoying farming in later life – and what it means to be a nepo baby

The Guardian - UK

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What I Ate in One Year by Stanley Tucci review – one bite too many?

The Hollywood star’s fourth food book starts well enough but quickly descends into bland anecdote, leaving his endearing charm and wit to season an empty plate

The Guardian - UK

The Abandoners by Begoña Gómez Urzaiz review – absent mothers

An idiosyncratic study of women who leave their children, from Doris Lessing and Muriel Spark to Joni Mitchell

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: an evening of belting pop hits at the Proms with Sam Smith

The pop-soul star performs orchestral versions of their hefty back catalogue. Plus, a sunny jaunt for Tory traveloguer Michael Portillo who visits Lisbon. Here’s what to watch this evening.

The Guardian - UK

Songbirds, a chandelier and no green: how Theatre Royal Haymarket's historic star dressing room was remade

The room has hosted stage and screen legends from Ingrid Bergman and Rex Harrison, to Lauren Bacall and Judi Dench and it’s current incumbent is Sarah Snook

Evening Standard

‘Dalí’s were unfilmable’: the astonishing story of Hitchcock’s lost storyboards – found in a bric-a-brac sale

Five decades ago, a fan picked up a set of the director’s meticulous storyboards for just $50 – including the lost Spellbound dream sequence by Salvador Dalí in which Ingrid Bergman turns into ants

The Guardian - UK

32 Great Acting Performances That Didn't Win An Oscar

Some of the greatest acting performances of all time didn't end with an Oscar win. Here are 32 examples...

Cinemablend

The Last Movie Hollywood's Biggest Stars Shot Before They Died

From massive blockbusters to movies largely forgotten, here are the final projects from some of Hollywood's biggest names.

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The Guardian - UK

Charlotte Higgins on The Archers: farewell, Evil Rob, venomous to the end

Ambridge’s villain in chief finally meets his maker, draining a fair bit of colour from the village. But there’s a bright side: Adil found some bargain kitchen gear

Evening Standard

Cary Grant's best film roles, from Charade to Notorious, to Bringing Up Baby

The Hollywood legend starred in dozens of brilliant films, but these are our favourite

The Guardian - UK

Cary Grant biopic boosts interest in star’s harsh early life in Bristol

New series, Archie, screened in English hometown of Hollywood legend many think of as being wholly American

The Conversation

Medical gaslighting: when conditions turn out not to be 'all in the mind'

Gaslight, a psychological thriller starring Ingrid Bergman, was a box-office hit when it was released in 1944, but its time in the limelight could have ended there. However, the ruse employed by its villain gave the work remarkable staying power.

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The Guardian - UK

Bros to Casablanca: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Why not try a delicious and hilarious queer rom-com, or let Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman sweep you away in one of the greatest romances of all time

WhatToWatch

Golda starring Helen Mirren — release date, cast, plot, first look and all about the movie following Israel's legendary Prime Minister Golda Meir

In Golda we'll see Dame Helen Mirren transformed into the ‘Iron Lady of Israel’.

Evening Standard

What is gaslighting? Busted’s Matt Willis expresses shame for making wife Emma ‘think she was crazy’

The 39-year-old says he would make his wife ‘think she was crazy’ during the height of his addiction struggles

The Guardian - US

Casablanca at 80: a golden age classic that remains impossible to resist

The involving and affecting romantic thriller is a sterling example of collaboration and how the studio system can often excel

The Conversation

Watching Casablanca on its 80th anniversary, we remain in awe of its simplicity – and profound depth

In November 1942, a romantic drama directed by a Hungarian immigrant and starring an ex-naval officer and an obscure Swedish actress was released. The film began shooting without a finished script.

The Guardian - UK

What links Colin Farrell to Sex and the City and a pint of plain?

Brendan Gleeson, Swedish drama and a plate of potted crab bring us all the way back to the rugged west of Ireland

The Guardian - UK

What links Ingrid Bergman, Shakespeare and James Lovelock? The Saturday quiz

From June Spencer to wild monkeys, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

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