"And Just Like That" Cast Makes Friendship Bracelets
The Cast Of And Just Like That — Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, Sarita Choudhury, and Nicole Ari Parker — stopped by to discuss all things Season 3 while making friendship bracelets. #AndJustLikeThat #SexAndTheCity #HBOMax
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Carrie Coon, Leslie Bibb and Michelle Monaghan on ‘The White Lotus' Cut Scenes: ‘There Are Things You Won't See That Are a Part of Our History'
There's nothing quite like working on 'The White Lotus,' where cast members live on the same hotel set where they're filming for as long as six months. And for Season 3 stars Carrie Coon, Leslie Bibb and Michelle Monaghan — who played three lifelong friends on a girls' trip to Thailand — it's something they're forever bonded by. 'We'd spent half a year together making this thing far from our homes and our families and our routines,' Coon tells Variety's Awards Circuit Podcast. 'And it's so fraught when we watch it in a way that it will never be for anybody else. We'll never be able to explain it. There's no way to express the fulsomeness of that experience. I've said, It's like being an astronaut. The only person who knows what it's like is another astronaut.' More from Variety 'There Is No Feud': Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood Tell All on Their 'White Lotus' Connection, a Cut Love Scene and Yes, Why He Unfollowed Her on Instagram Bridget Everett on How 'Somebody Somewhere' Was the Best Experience of Her Life: 'It's Like, Now What Am I Gonna Do?' How 'The Studio,' 'Yellowjackets,' 'Monsters' and 'White Lotus' Make Bad Behavior Appealing That's true of 'White Lotus' cast from other seasons too. 'We're in this very specific club, this amazing experience that is so singular that Mike [White creates], and you get to say his words and live your life in this alternate reality,' Bibb says. 'It's so immersive, and it makes, I think it makes the work better in a strange way. You're so far from anything that is your reality or your touchstones, which can be so hard.' On this edition of the Variety Awards Circuit Podcast, we talk to Coon, Bibb and Monaghan about what it was like to be immersed for so long in 'The White Lotus' universe, and how it bonded them much like their characters. They talk about the scene they're bummed ended up being cut, as well as whether they like to do more episodes, and where they think 'The White Lotus' might go next. Also on this episode, the Roundtable discusses the death of 'King of the Hill' voice actor Jonathan Joss, just days after he crashed an ATX TV Festival panel hosted by Mike. And we look at the nomination possibilities for the massive 'White Lotus' cast. Listen below! When it comes to iconic 'The White Lotus' moments, Carrie Coon's speech to her character's friends in the Season 3 finale ranks up at the top. 'I mean, that's a classic Mike White moment, right?' she tells the podcast. For much of Season 3, things are becoming more passive aggressive between longtime pals Kate (Bibb), Jaclyn (Monaghan) and Laurie (Coon) as their girls trip exposes some tension in the group. But in the finale, over dinner, Laurie gets honest about how really the trip had just exposed she much she had struggled with the mistakes she made in her own life. In the emotional speech, Laurie realizes that despite her regrets, both time and this friendship, has still made her life meaningful. 'What was lovely about the language of that speech is that it was in in many ways, speaking into the experience we had,' Coon says of their shared journey moving to Thailand and shooting 'The White Lotus' over the course of six months. 'We got to have that experience together near the end of shooting, and so I think we were all processing the ending of this thing while that was unfolding at the table.' Bibb says in shooting that scene, she remembers how the three of them 'felt very dialed in, all day, like I couldn't stop crying every time [Coon] said it. I kept improvising these 'I love yous,' and then Michelle would say 'I love you,' and I think Mike was getting annoyed! But it was so genuine, and I'm so glad they kept it in there… these three people are seen by each other.' Adds Monaghan: 'We all knew what the dialog was, but it was the way in which Carrie performed it. It really spoke to our hearts at that point, personally and professionally. It was a really special ending for us.' As for moments that didn't make the final cut, Coon describes the puppet show that wound up not on the show. 'It was really sweet,' she said. 'So there are things you won't see that are a part of our history.' The different 'White Lotus' groupings were mostly siloed from each other, but Monaghan singles out Patrick Schwarzenegger for being 'a fantastic gentleman and not this douche you see. And I lived with Parker [Posey], and I didn't even know Parker was utilizing a Southern accent!' Would they do 'The White Lotus' again? Bibb was bowled over by the fact that she was able to work so closely to two more actresses her age — 'I never get to work with these two! Mike really knows how to write great women, and we're so lucky to have that.' Where might 'White Lotus' end up next? Bibb agrees that White will never pick any place that's cold. 'I sent him a picture of this location I was in, it was at the Shining hotel up in Oregon, and the snow was up past the window,' she says. 'He was like, 'I'm fearful. I don't trust where you are right now. I hate the cold..' They'll never do a cold one. No way.' Variety's 'Awards Circuit' podcast, hosted by Clayton Davis, Jazz Tangcay, Emily Longeretta, Jenelle Riley and Michael Schneider, who also produces, is your one-stop source for lively conversations about the best in film and television. Each episode, 'Awards Circuit' features interviews with top film and TV talent and creatives, discussions and debates about awards races and industry headlines, and much more. Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or anywhere you download podcasts. Best of Variety 2025 Tony Winners Predictions: A Starry, Stacked Broadway Season Sets the Stage for an Unpredictable Ceremony What's Coming to Netflix in June 2025 New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week
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Grab Your Gingham! The Picnic Core Aesthetic Is This Summer's Most Fun Fashion Trend
PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and some items may be gifted to us. Additionally, PureWow may earn compensation through affiliate links within the story. All prices are accurate upon date of publish. You can learn more about the affiliate process here. You can learn more about that process here. Yahoo Inc. may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Read the original article on Purewow. If someone told me months ago that one of the summer's hottest trends would be inspired by a picnic blanket, I wouldn't believe it. But leave it to a flock of fashionistas (from Jennifer Lopez to Sarah Jessica Parker) to make me want to add gingham-print styles—from one-and-done dresses like this BDG Juliana dress from Urban Outfitters to pull-on shorts like this Seersucker pair from Free People—to my regular rotation. Yep, it's official: The picnic core aesthetic has arrived, and it's your perfect excuse to not just host a produce-packed park day, but dress like one, too. Because who could resist a flowy frock in a fun fruity print or posh pants dotted with tantalizing tomatoes? I certainly can't, and neither should you, so here's everything you need to know—and shop. Think of it as the Americana answer to the Euro Girl Summer vibe. While the niche-but-growing trend (born of TikTok, of course) is inspired by traditional picnic blankets (and, no doubt, a touch of 1950s nostalgia), it's not just about wearing feminine silhouettes and checkered patterns. In addition to mixing gingham pieces into your regular rotation, leaning into food-inspired fashion with fruity designs and edible motifs is *highly* encouraged. It's playful, flirty and fit for anyone who wants to look and feel like a snack this summer. Whether you want to go full picnic core in head-to-toe gingham or prefer to ease your way into the most fun trend since the horse girl aesthetic, all you have to do is add some check-print and food-themed styles to your wardrobe. You know, like a mini dress that looks like a picnic spread, or a checked midi skirt and blouse that you can effortlessly pair with other pieces in your closet. That said, I hope you're ready to get picnic-perfect this season, because I've rounded up 12 styles that'll whet your style appetite (all for less than $200, I might add). Want to know which buzzy products are *really* worth buying? Sign up for our shopping newsletter to uncover our favorite finds. Urban Outfitters Why settle for a basic gingham look when you can go for a full picnic spread? I'll wait, but trust me when I say that this picnic-themed dress (featuring an array of fruits, flowers and even vino) won't stay in stock for long. So, here's what you need to know: The smocked, strapless style has an empire waist and the most adorable bow-tie back. It's also made of 100 percent cooling cotton that's perfect for hot days But perhaps even more important is the fact that the machine-washable mini is said to stay up on small and large chests alike—no, really, just peep the reviews! $59 at Urban Outfitters Anthropologie Buyers are obsessed with this snack-inspired shift dress, and it's not just because the fruit-and-floral pattern looks good enough to eat. As one reviewer raves, "It flatters anyone's body shape." Between its stretchy blend of polyester and elastane and its figure-skimming fit, I don't doubt it for a minute. Of course, there's one way to find out, so I suggest adding this picnic- *and* vacation-ready style to your cart, stat. $148 at Anthropologie Anthropologie This tiered skirt will give you a taste of what this trend brings to the table—pun intended. Just don't be surprised if you start wearing it on repeat thanks to the flattering fitted waist, convenient side pockets and breezy blend of cotton and polyester. It can even be dressed up for the office, vacation or your Valentine's date next year! Who knew gingham could be so versatile? $80 at Anthropologie Tuckernuck Ever since Jennifer Lopez signed off on gingham, fashionistas have been lining up to buy dresses in the trendy pattern. Little do they know, one of the prettiest picks is hiding at Tuckernuck for less than $150. With its effortless elastic bodice and gorgeous gathered skirt, this timeless sundress is bound to become one of your go-to pieces this summer—and the one after that, and the one after that. Want to take it to the next level? Pair it with a straw hat and raffia bag à la and you'll be ready for a picnic in no time. $148 at Tuckernuck Mark & Graham You can't have a picnic (or a picnic-inspired outfit) without a classic basket to go with it. I'm swooning over this scallop-trimmed beauty from Mark & Graham, which is made of solid and structured woven wicker and comes complete with an insertable insulated bag that'll keep all of your al fresco bites fresh on the go. The zip cooler is totally removable, though, so you can ditch it for the day if you just want to carry the basket as your handbag like French icon Jane Birkin. Très fabuleux! $129 at mark & graham Reformation Fact: Tomato girl summer walked so the picnic core aesthetic can run. And these tomato-printed pants—made of lightweight linen—are proof. You can don 'em as a singular statement or complete the outfit with the matching top, especially if you want to look picnic perfect at your next summer gathering. $198 at Reformation Free People These "perfectly patterned" pull-on shorts deserve a spot in your summer capsule wardrobe. Why? The real question is, why not? Not only are the cute cotton boxers great for lounging thanks to their effortless and easy fit, but you can wear them for almost any outdoor occasion, whether you're actually going on a picnic or running errands around town. They're also machine-washable, so you can wear them again and again and again (and trust me, you will). $58 at Free People Revolve As perfect for wine tastings in Europe as it is for brunch dates in NYC, this flowy cotton and viscose midi has high potential to become a summer fave, especially for all my maximalist girlies. Obviously, the fruity print is the main attraction, but that's not the only reason you should buy this beautifully bold style. One reviewer said that she didn't even need to wear a bra with it because the bust kept her so supported (shout-out to those adjustable crisscross straps!). In other words, this picnic-approved pick is fruit, flirty and functional. $159 at Revolve Zappos Whether you go gingham from head to toe, or simply want to add a touch of the trend to your ensemble, you'll be glad to have these Steve Madden slides at the ready. They have a low heel that should be plenty walkable for a stroll through the park, along with the most adorable brown gingham pattern that's versatile enough to match with other neutrals. Just slip them on and go! $100 at zappos Target Yes, Target is coming through with affordable styles that nail the aesthetic, including this blue gingham blouse that can be yours for less than $25. Featuring a V-neckline, flutter sleeves, a smocked back *and* a peplum hem, it's hard not to fall in love with at first sight. I'll let one buyer tell it: "I absolutely love this shirt. The fabric is textured, and it feels really nice...I think this blouse looks elevated and more expensive than what it really costs." Want to complete the look for less than $50? Say no more. Add the matching skirt to your cart and prepare to wear this trendy fit on repeat. $22 at Target You'll be feeling peachy keen and ready for a sunny soirée in this best-selling midi that buyers can't stop talking about. It's made of a "crisp, customer-favorite cotton poplin that's airy and lightweight with just the right amount of structure," according to the brand. It also has a square neckline, flowy skirt and smocking in the back so you can bet you'll look snatched but stay comfy. With that in mind, what more can you really ask for? (Well, besides an actual peach to snack on.) $148; $84 at Quince You can never go wrong with a linen pants during the summertime, and these lightweight bottoms hit the picnic core aesthetic out of the park with their retro look and classic gingham print. The best part? A comfy, relaxed fit is practically guaranteed thanks to their pull-on styling via an elastic waistband. Add to that the fact that they have two front pockets and one back pocket, and how can you resist? (Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that they're only $40!) $40 at Quince Later, Linen: Drapey Silk Pants Are All the Rage This Summer PureWow's editors and writers have spent more than a decade shopping online, digging through sales and putting our home goods, beauty finds, wellness picks and more through the wringer—all to help you determine which are actually worth your hard-earned cash. From our PureWow100 series (where we rank items on a 100-point scale) to our painstakingly curated lists of fashion, beauty, cooking, home and family picks, you can trust that our recommendations have been thoroughly vetted for function, aesthetics and innovation. Whether you're looking for travel-size hair dryers you can take on-the-go or women's walking shoes that won't hurt your feet, we've got you covered.
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A Great Update About ‘The Pitt' Season 2's Release Date
The Pitt HBO Max (formerly Max, formerly HBO Max, formerly HBO) saw enormous success with The Pitt, its ER/24 combination that quickly became a fan-favorite. It announced that its goal was to pump out seasons quickly, and while that seemed unlikely in the current state of the streaming industry, there's some good news on whether or not that can happen. The Pitt actress Shabana Azeez, who played Dr. Javadi, recently posted a picture confirming that filming had commenced as planned in June, just a short while after The Pitt season 1 ended. The Pitt season 1 premiered in January of 2025 and ran until April 10 with a highly unusual 15-episode season. More unusual is the goal that the next season would be out much sooner than the 1.5-3 year gap between most streaming seasons. The idea was to have it out every year. We have data that The Pitt season 1 filming began in July of 2024, so that was six months before it premiered in January of 2025. So if filming is beginning now, in June of 2025, that would put the release date of The Pitt season 2 around either December of 2025 or perhaps once again in January of 2026, if it's pushed a little bit. The Pitt It is almost unheard of for two seasons of a streaming show to debut a year apart these days. We only see this in rare instances like with The Bear or Slow Horses. The broadcast model of 24 episodes seasons once a year is dead. But The Pitt? 15 episode seasons a year apart? That is truly a time warp, and it's no wonder that HBO Max wants to steam ahead with this, so long as it doesn't affect quality. You can make some similar comparisons to Hulu's The Bear, in fact, where both shows take place almost entirely within a single environment. The Bear, its restaurant. The Pitt, its ER department, the waiting room and the ambulance bay. And maybe two scenes on the roof, that's it. That said, this is still 50% more episodes than the 10-episode Bear seasons, and longer ones, at that. This really is a unicorn in the industry if they can pull it off. We know that almost the entire core cast will be returning to the show, including some actors who could have been written off due to various circumstances. In terms of the plot, we know that the day in question will be the Fourth of July, the busiest day in ERs around the country, and it will be Dr. Langdon's first day back after what is presumably a suspension/rehab stint. And it will be here in six months, thereabouts. Wild. Follow me on Twitter, YouTube, Bluesky and Instagram. Pick up my sci-fi novels the Herokiller series and The Earthborn Trilogy.
