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2 days ago
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Fire Country Season 4: Max Thieriot Worries Bode Will Be ‘Very Broken' If [Spoiler] Has in Fact Died — WATCH
Fire Country star and co-creator Max Thieriot is frankly worried 'how poorly' Bode will respond if his firefighter father, Vince, winds up dying in the blaze that closed out Season 3. When last we tuned into the Friday-night CBS drama, the scene at Walter's memory care center was mayhem. Racing to the facility after realizing it was in the path of the Zabel Ridge wildfire, Bode and Walter (Jeff Fahey) spent a lot of time hunting for Walter's pal Otto, eventually finding him sheltered in a closet. More from TVLine Casting News: Boston Blue Adds Maggie Lawson, Lincoln Lawyer Enlists Cobie Smulders and More Survivor Turns 25: Was Jonny Fairplay's Dead Grandma Lie the Series' Most Villainous Play Ever? Vote! Casting News: Hamilton at the Tonys, She's All That Reunion and More But then Bode's trick knee gave out while lugging Walter through the halls. Vince and Sharon (Billy Burke and Diane Farr) arrived on the scene and, leaving Jake (Jordan Calloway) in charge, dashed inside to find Bode and Walter, though that took time. And then once they did, Walter went missing! Vince located Walter, but before they and Sharon could find their way to safety, the roof collapsed — as a horrified and helpless Bode watched from outside…. As if the cliffhanger wasn't harrowing enough, as soon as the finale ended on the East Coast, the news broke that Burke, who has played Vince since Day 1, was exiting the CBS drama after three seasons. (Stephanie Arcila is also done as a series regular, though producers hope her Gabriela might pop up now and again as a guest star.) Meaning, it sure seems like Season 4 will reveal that Vince in fact perished in the blaze. If true, Bode will certainly be left 'very broken,' Thieriot tells TVLine in the red carpet video above. 'Bode has obviously gone through a lot of hardship in his life,' his portrayer notes, 'and it seems like every time he feels like he's coming out the other side, something happens. So I worry what [Vince's death] would to do him, and how poorly he would respond. 'We know [Bode has] made leaps and bounds as far as the person he is after being incarcerated,' Thieriot continues, 'but has he come fare enough to deal with something like that or not…? It's heavy.' Want scoop on , or for any other TV show? Shoot an email to InsideLine@ and your question may be answered via Matt's Inside Line! Best of TVLine Yellowjackets' Tawny Cypress Talks Episode 4's Tai/Van Reunion: 'We're All Worried About Taissa' Vampire Diaries Turns 10: How Real-Life Plot Twists Shaped Everything From the Love Triangle to the Final Death Vampire Diaries' Biggest Twists Revisited (and Explained)
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Emma Stone Just Wore the Dress Trend You'll See on the Chicest Wedding Guests This Summer
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Not to be a curmudgeon, but weddings can be stressful to attend. First, there's the financial aspect, including airfare, hotels, and gifts. Then, there's the logistics of it all. Who is going to watch your kids or pets? How many days should you take off work? Finally, you have to consider that all-important question of what to wear. Wedding dress codes can be confusing. Fancy gowns can be irritating. Fellow guests can be judgmental. The weather can be unpredictable. But if you're searching for a foolproof option that's both comfortable and chic, look no further than Emma Stone's latest outfit. Stone attended the Louis Vuitton cruise 2026 show in Avignon, France, today wearing a tiered floral maxi dress, a trend I predict will be popular among the chicest wedding guests this summer. It hits all the right notes: It's summery, comfy, elegant, and low-key enough to not take any attention away from the bride. Scroll down to see Emma Stone's Louis Vuitton dress and shop similar frocks for yourself. On Emma Stone: Louis Vuitton dress and bag Reformation has never let me down. View Deal I added this to my cart so quickly. View Deal Fashion editors are obsessed with Bode. View Deal This dress is so darn pretty. View Deal I adore this mint green color. View Deal This is guaranteed to earn you compliments. View Deal Zara is always a good idea. View Deal
Daily Mirror
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Wicked actress calls out Met Gala for another year of poor disability inclusion
Disabled actress Marissa Bode has called out the Met Gala for failing to include more visibly disabled individuals at the event, despite the fact they have been 'screaming for years to be included' Wicked star Marissa Bode has called out the Met Gala for its lack of disability inclusion. The actress took to social media to share her thoughts on fashion's big night and its failure to include visibly disabled attendees, sparking a larger conversation of the failings of the fashion and entertainment industries. On the day of this year's Met Gala, May 5, Bode uploaded a video to her TikTok account with the caption 'We belong in fashion!' She began: 'What am I hoping to see at the Met Gala? Disabled people. This is another year of me once again asking 'where are the disabled people'." She finished off the brief post by calling out the infamous Met Gala stairs - the setting for A-list attendees to reveal their themed looks. 'Stairs should not just be a full aesthetic,' Bode shared, 'Be inclusive. 'Where are the disabled people?' That's my thought. Goodbye.' In the caption for the video, Bode named visibly disabled actors and models she considers "more than qualified to be in attendance," including Jillian Mercado, Lauren 'Lolo' Spencer and Aariana Rose Philip. She alludes that the Met Gala invites one visibly disabled attendee that can be 'scratched off a diversity checklist'. The video garnered over 40,000 views and Bode swiftly shared a follow-up video expanding on the failings of the fashion and entertainment industries. 'One more thing about the Met Gala, but also the fashion [and] acting industries as a whole: disabled people have been screaming for years to be included. Not just, 'Oh, you can book this one special diversity shoot. Oh, you can be a part of this one special episode.' I mean, included." Bode called for industries to do a better job at including visibly disabled actors and models regularly to be representative of the space they take up in the world. In the follow-up video, she also rejects any narrative that disabled people are looking for a 'saviour', saying 'all we want is to be heard and listened to and included.' She goes further to explain that this conversation is part of a wider trend of 'inspiration porn'. Essentially, boasting about how 'inspiring' disabled individuals are 'but not doing anything in your everyday life to actually make sure that your spaces are accessible, or fighting alongside disabled people." To her point, she shares examples, such as inquiring about ramps in buildings and accommodations in schools. "If you're in the industry and have the means to do so, 'Hey, why aren't there other disabled people at the Met? And who can I talk to to help that happen?'" says Bode. "I am begging others and non-disabled people to uplift those voices and question those within your spaces — and those people within power to step it up. If y'all are truly allies, do the work. Help us all get there, because we cannot do this on our own," she concluded. The videos received a flood of support, with many calling out the fact that this year's Met Gala theme of Black dandyism in particular lent itself well to disability inclusion. An opportunity overlooked by the chairs. "In a year where the cane is going to be a major fashion accessory… invite people who use canes for mobility reasons. It's perfect" wrote one commenter. This is not the first time that the Met Gala has been called out for its lack of disability inclusion. After last year's event, disability advocate Hannah Diviney penned a letter directly to Anna Wintour - the Gala's longtime co-chair who is notable for having a hand in every aspect of the event. In her letter, Diviney criticised the event for its inaccessibility: 'As a visibly physically disabled woman (I navigate the world in a wheelchair) there is perhaps no greater signal that people like me are not really all that welcome in the worlds of fashion, culture and the currency of how an invite into the upper echelons of power, fame, wealth and influence are won, than those goddamn stairs.' Like Bode, Diviney shared that the Met Gala's iconic stairs represent something different for the disabled community. For Diviney, they are a symbol that the 'don't belong' and 'are not worthy'. 'That's the message of the inaccessibility of the Met Gala telegraphs,' she explains.
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Burning Fire Country Finale Question, Answered: Where Were All the Masks?
The following contains spoilers from the Season 3 finale, now streaming on Paramount+. After CBS' Fire Country served up its intense, two-hour Season 3 finale, many of our readers were left fretting over the fates of Vince (played by Billy Burke), Sharon (Diane Farr) and Walter (Jeff Fahey), who were last seen pinned inside the memory care facility just as its roof collapsed due to raging flames. More from TVLine Elsbeth's Carrie Preston, EP Talk Finale's 'Crazy,' Star-Studded Musical Number and Filling the Kaya Void Ghosts EPs Talk Finale's 'Perilous' Jay Cliffhanger, Pete and Alberta's Big Moment - Plus, Grade It! NCIS Episode 500 Is Coming: EP Ponders Plan to Mark Latest Milestone A few readers, though, were a bit preoccupied by the fact that Vince and Sharon, like son Bode before them, had darted into that building without their firefighters' SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus). 'Since when do firefighters enter burning buildings without breathing apparatus and masks?' asked one commenter. Echoed another, 'Where are all the breathing apparatuses and oxygen tanks?' A third reader shrugged, 'I guess smoke inhalation and standard oxygen tanks for firemen are not a thing for Fire Country!' As TVLine does, we hand-delivered your query to series co-creator and star Max Thieriot, during a red carpet interview at Wednesday evening's CBS Fest '25 event. Regarding Bode and Walter, who were first in when the priority was simply evacuating the latter's memory care facility with the fast-moving Zabel Ridge blaze closing in, 'They weren't anticipating the fire being on the building yet,' Thieriot reminds in the video above. Once Bode lugs Walter's friend out, and the building now afire, he ostensibly could/would have grabbed proper gear, 'but doesn't make it back inside' before the roof collapses, Thieriot says. Now, while Bode and Walter were inside, Sharon and Vince rolled up, along with Jake and a 42 truck. Bode's parents threw on their coats and helmets — but no SCBA — and made a beeline into the building, much to Jake's frustration. That, Thieriot allows, 'was a creative choice, to see the characters' faces' as they tried to find Walter and make it back outside. (He also notes that those masks are 'difficult to wear' while also performing a scene.) What's more, 'in the chaos of the moment, knowing that [Walter and Bode] were inside, it was like, 'Grab them now and get them out!'' Thieriot says. 'But,' he makes clear, even as an EP on the series, 'I wasn't a part of the conversation about that specific choice in that moment.' Want scoop on , or for any other TV show? Shoot an email to InsideLine@ and your question may be answered via Matt's Inside Line! Best of TVLine Yellowjackets' Tawny Cypress Talks Episode 4's Tai/Van Reunion: 'We're All Worried About Taissa' Vampire Diaries Turns 10: How Real-Life Plot Twists Shaped Everything From the Love Triangle to the Final Death Vampire Diaries' Biggest Twists Revisited (and Explained)
CairoScene
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CairoScene
The Honeymoon in Mexico Edit With Egyptian Stylist Farida Hammouda
This is how to keep it chic and cool on your coastal honeymoon. Egyptian stylist Farida Hammouda is used to juggling. One week she's wrangling archival gowns alongside Yasmine Kenawi for some of Egypt's hottest celebrities (Rakeen Saad and Jamila Awad, to name a few); the next, she's helping pull last-minute looks for campaigns with Harry Vartan, Be-Indie, and Ramla - all while directing the infamous 'moodboard'. But lately, Hammouda's biggest styling gig isn't a fashion film or red carpet - it's her own bridal era. And no, we're not talking a single Pinterest board and a satin shoe. We're talking bachelorette, engagement parties, post-engagement dinners, post-post-engagement beach days. It's a multi-chapter event saga where the dress code is 'main character only'. Somewhere between fittings and farewell brunches, Hammouda - a graduate of Istituto Marangoni, by the way - has traded in styling others' visions for styling her own wardrobe survival. Now, she's curated the shoreside honeymoon edit for brides who've spent twelve months meeting deadlines just to earn their right to tan in peace. Think sun, salt, and fits that do not scream 'just married' - unless that marriage is to good taste. A Day at Tantra Beach Club 'On my honeymoon I really want to prioritize my wellbeing - work for once can take a back seat. Wearing sets are always my go-tos on vacation. The effort is minimal and lets me get on with the day, especially if there's a pattern involved.' Rat and Boa | Assisi Skirt Rat and Boa | Assisi Top Tkees | Lily Square Toe Flip-Flop Hourglass Swim | Boa Set in Plum Simuero | Espiral Gold Necklace Bembien | Mira Small Tote in Sienna Le Specs | SSENSE Exclusive Brown 'Outta Love' Sunglasses Sunset Dinner at Kin Toh 'I love shoes. They really are the piece that transforms any outfit. These Jacquemus heels are the centerpiece, I want to make sure that everything pulls your eye towards them.' Jacquemus | Double 110 Woven Leather Wedge Mules Bottega Veneta | Dustbag Christopher Esber | Beaded Draped Silk Maxi Dress Ciel | Puffy Dome Hoops Exploring the Chichen Itza 'Comfort is everything to me, I want the look and feel of PJs but make it chic. R&R but we're not resting in the ruins. I'm anticipating miles and miles of walking, so if I'm going to walk a mile in my shoes, they better be serving comfort." Bode | White Lucky Baby Shorts Bode | Blue Meridian Blouse 'I love giving traditionally gendered concepts a feminine touch such as adding embroidery to a more masculine silhouette.' Miu Miu x New Balance | 530 SL Leather Sneakers in White FYR Jewelry | Sceptre Earring Silver FYR Jewelry | Origin Ring Silver/Gold Bottega Veneta | White and Blue Foulard Day at Casa Malca 'Interconnectedness, like in art, can also exist in fashion. The lace portrayed in this outfit is both physically and metaphorically a form of that. I love the juxtaposition of mixing very feminine pieces with edgier, sharper jewelry just like the art in Casa Malca.' Siedres | Felipe Asymmetric Patchwork Lace Midi Skirt Siedres | Syrine Button Front Closure Lace Top Ottolinger | SSENSE Exclusive Silver and White Diamond Drop Earrings Rag and Bone | Brown Gia Italian Suede Thong Sandals Bonnie Clyde | Black Coco Sunglasses Night Out in Bonbonniere 'Under the strobing lights of a night out, I gravitate towards vibrant, brighter colors. Why dress in all black when color is what gives life? A night of fun is a night of celebrating life and all it offers.' Jenny Bird | Colette Ear Cuff Silver Jenny Bird | Gigi Hoop Earrings Silver JW Anderson | Silver Shell Clutch Nafsika Skourti | Ibiza Sequin Embellished Top Nafsika Skourti | Sequin Embellished Mini Skirt Miista | Dalila Brown Brushed Sandals
