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Daily Mail
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Keira Knightley holds hands with her husband James Righton as they step out in coordinating ensembles while walking through Paris
Keira Knightley looked effortlessly stylish as she held hands with her husband James Righton during a low-key stroll in Paris on Monday. The Black Doves star, 40, put on a chic display in a blue tweed blazer with gold hardware layered over a simple black top as she co-ordinated with her husband's look. She added white cropped boyfriend jeans with a pair of black pumps and a denim bucket hat. Keira toted her belongings in a black Chanel bag and acessorised with gold layered necklaces. Meanwhile musician James, 41, opted for a charcoal grey top over a pair of smart black trousers. The pair, who have been married since 2013, appeared in great spirits as they walked holding hands through the streets of the French capital. It comes just days after Keira and James attended the star-studded Musée des Arts Décoratifs gala at the iconic Louvre. The couple posed up a storm at the star-studded event where they double dated with fellow married couple Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons. Keira was the epitome of sophistication in a white tweet gown which boasted black lapels and statement silver buttons. Still rocking her new shorter hairstyle, the dress also featured racy split and she completed the look with dazzling diamond earrings. Meanwhile Klaxon's musician James, who shares daughters Edie, ten, and six-year-old Delilah with his wife, looked dapper in a classic black tuxedo and shades. The gala was in celebration of the centennial for the 1925 International Exhibition of Decorative Arts, with Oscar winning movie director Sofia Coppola serving as Artistic Director. According to Harper's Bazar, as well as a VIP guest list, the bash was also accessible to anyone who purchased a ticket, unlike New York's Met Gala. In statement Sofia said: 'I am honoured to be entrusted with the artistic direction of the Bal d'Été at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.' 'This city is my beloved second home, so to celebrate this icon of French culture is especially inspiring to me.' Earlier this month it was revealed Keira's companies make her a whopping £25million. Keira said in 2014 that said she gave herself a yearly salary of £30,000 to stop her losing touch with her less affluent friends. But The Pirates Of The Caribbean star should give herself a pay rise as her treasure chest is bursting. New accounts have shown there is a whopping £7.1million in profits at the 40-year-old actress's company Ponder Rights, including £411,000 earned in 2024. Its riches sit alongside £9.7million held in performing arts company KCK Boo, as well as £7.8million worth of properties held in nominee company Charlotte Road - that's a total of almost £25million. Explaining her frugality, Keira said: 'Living an [expensive] lifestyle means you can't hang out with people who don't live that lifestyle. It alienates you.' 'Some of my best, most hilarious times, have been in the least luxurious places.' Keira is famously frugal - and when she shops at her local Tesco with her husband they have been known to use separate self-service checkouts. The actress lives in a £4million North London mansion with her family. She bought the pad using a £2.3million loan from her own company.
Buzz Feed
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
40 Best LGBTQ+ Movies To Watch
I'm tired of seeing the same 10 films on every website's LGBTQ+ movie roundup (hey, I still love Call Me By Your Name and Moonlight just as much as the next person, so don't come for me!), so, as a queer person myself, I wanted to shine a light on some underrated movies that simply don't get the attention or credit they deserve. Below are 40 that I genuinely think you'll love, and if you want even more suggestions you can check out my running list on Letterboxd with nearly 250 films. Enjoy! Young Hearts (2024) is a modern coming-of-age story about two 14-year-old boys who fall in love for the first time. This Belgian movie is awkward and sweet and painfully real. I can't rave enough about it, and the only downside is that it wasn't released 20 years ago when I was their age and needed it most. Who's in it: Marius De Saeger, Lou Goossens, and Geert Van Rampelberg Here's the trailer: National Anthem (2024) is one of my favorite movies from the last few years, so I'm sort of hoping (well, demanding) that you watch it. It's a tender, refreshing look at queerness and chosen family and what it means to actually belong. Too many people are sleeping on Charlie Plummer, but I need the world to know that he is, was, and always will be a star. Who's in it: Charlie Plummer, Eve Lindley, Robyn Lively, and Mason Alexander Park Here's the trailer: Other People (2016) is centered around a gay comedy writer (Jesse Plemons) who moves home to take care of his dying mother (Molly Shannon). It was written and directed by Chris Kelly, who co-created The Other Two and was an SNL head writer, and it's equal parts funny, sad, and heartfelt. Who's in it: Molly Shannon, Jesse Plemons, Bradley Whitford, John Early, Maude Apatow, June Squibb, and Zach Woods Here's the trailer: The Wedding Banquet (2025) is a remake of the iconic 1993 film. This one stars all your favorite people (Bowen Yang! Lily Gladstone! Kelly Marie Tran!), and they're all queer but have to fake a straight wedding to appease their traditional family. It's modern and fun and funny and a breath of fresh air. Who's in it: Bowen Yang, Lily Gladstone, Kelly Marie Tran, Han Gi-chan, Joan Chen, and Youn Yuh-jung Here's the trailer: A Secret Love (2020) is a documentary about two women who fell in love but kept their lesbian relationship a secret for nearly 70 years. Their names are Pat and Terry, and Terry used to be a pro baseball player in the 1940s, a la A League of Their Own. At one point I was audibly sobbing so hard that I literally had to pause the movie to collect myself, so good luck. Who's in it: Terry Donahue, Pat Henschel, and Diana Bolan Here's the trailer: Deathtrap (1982) is a campy murder mystery about a washed-up playwright (Michael Caine) and his hot, young student (Christopher Reeve). It's twisty and full of surprises and will have you laughing out loud. Ugh, I just love this black comedy so much. Who's in it: Christopher Reeve, Michael Caine, and Dyan Cannon Here's the trailer: Stranger by the Lake (2013) is an erotic French thriller that you should NOT watch with your parents. It's set at a nude beach where men like to cruise, but things get especially intense after a murder occurs. Y'all want to see some penises? Well, this movie is for you! Who's in it: Pierre Deladonchamps, Christophe Paou, and Patrick d'Assumçao Here's the trailer: I Saw the TV Glow (2024) is a surreal movie about queer identity that may leave you with more questions than answers. This one is the ultimate fever dream, and it's probably best if you go into it blindly, so have fun. Who's in it: Justice Smith, Jack Haven, Danielle Deadwyler, and Fred Durst Here's the trailer: All of Us Strangers (2023) is a realllllly tender, emotional story about love, loss, and the ghosts that linger in our lives. Andrew Scott somehow didn't get an Oscar nod for his performance (but he should have won the entire thing!), and I'll never forgive the Academy for not giving Jamie Bell a nomination either. Who's in it: Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Jamie Bell, and Claire Foy Here's the trailer: Mysterious Skin (2004) stars a young Joseph Gordon-Levitt in a devastating, raw, and powerful look at how trauma can impact you and your life forever. This one is DARK yet stunning, and it will absolutely wreck you. Who's in it: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Brady Corbet, Michelle Trachtenberg, Jeffrey Licon, and Elisabeth Shue Here's the trailer: Passing (2021) is an adaptation of the Nella Larsen novel. It follows two Black women (one who's passing as white) who reunite in 1920s New York. It's tense and haunting but also so gorgeous that you can't help but look away. Who's in it: Ruth Negga, Tessa Thompson, Alexander Skarsgård, and André Holland Here's the trailer: Parting Glances (1986) is a groundbreaking movie because it was one of the first to address AIDS in a realistic way. It features Steve Buscemi in one of his first acting roles ever, and the best part is that this movie treats its gay characters like ~real~ people. This is a tiny film that the general population doesn't even know exists, but, wow, it sure does pack a punch. Who's in it: Steve buscemi, Kathy Kinney, Richar Ganoung, and Adam Nathan Here's the trailer: Tragedy Girls (2017) is a campy slasher film about two death-obsessed teenagers who become serial killers in an effort to boost their social media following. It's super fun and funny, and I'm mad that more people haven't heard of it. Who's in it: Alexandra Shipp, Brianna Hildebrand, Josh Hutcherson, Jack Quaid, Austin Abrams, and Craig Robinson Here's the trailer: Tea and Sympathy (1956) follows a "sensitive" prep school teen who's bullied by the other students and teachers for being different. He finds solace in an older woman, played by Deborah Kerr, and the whole thing is just sooooo pretty to look at. Who's in it: Deborah Kerr, Leif Erickson, John Kerr, and Edward Andrews Here's the trailer: Beach Rats (2017) stars my king, Harris Dickinson, in an intimate, messy look at what it's like to grow up and struggle to find your place in the world. He plays a closeted teen in Brooklyn who hangs out with his friends during the day but cruises older men online at night. If you want something quiet yet hypnotic then this is for you. Who's in it: Harris Dickinson, Madeline Weinstein, and Kate Hodge Here's the trailer: The Gospel According to André (2017) is a documentary about André Leon Talley, the larger-than-life Vogue editor who helped shape (and redefine) the fashion industry. The whole thing is a celebration of excellence and style and being unapologetically yourself. Who's in it: André Leon Talley, Anna Wintour, Whopi Goldberg, Fran Lebowitz, and Tom Ford Here's the trailer: Passages (2023) is easily one of the spiciest movies from the last few years. It's about toxic love (one of the men in a gay relationship has an affair with a woman!), and things get wilddddddddd. You will see every single inch of Ben Whishaw in this film, and, wow, I'm still so mad that he didn't get an Oscar nomination for his performance. Who's in it: Ben Whishaw, Franz Rogowski, and Adèle Exarchopoulos Here's the trailer: Flee (2021) is a breathtaking animated documentary about a gay Afghan refugee who's telling his story for the first time. This movie has so much emotional depth, and it was actually nominated for three Oscars (Best Animated Feature, Best Documentary, and Best International Film). It's a must-watch. Who's in it: Amin Nawabi and Jonas Poher Rasmussen Here's the trailer: Torch Song Trilogy (1988) is an unapologetically queer story about a gay drag performer in New York City. This one will make you want to beg Harvey Fierstein to write more movies. It also stars Anne Bancroft and a young Matthew Broderick, so I guess dreams really do come true. Who's in it: Harvey Fierstein, Anne Bancroft, and Matthew Broderick Here's the trailer: Of an Age (2022) is a romantic drama that's centered around a young guy who has an unexpected hookup with his best friend's older brother. There are a bunch of cool twists that occur, and I promise they'll make you feel every emotion possible. Who's in it: Elias Anton, Thom Green, and Hattie Hook Here's the trailer: Love Lies Bleeding (2024) is a super intense rom-thriller (I'm coining that term) starring Kristen Stewart as a gym manager, and her character gets involved with a female bodybuilder who's trying to go pro. There's murder and sex and drugs, and the movie was made by A24, so that should be convincing enough for you. Who's in it: Kristen Stewart, Katy M. O'Brian, Ed Harris, Dave Franco, and Jena Malone Here's the trailer: Femme (2023) is centered around a drag performer who tries to get revenge on the closeted man who attacks them. The acting in it is fantastic, though the subject matter is pretty heavy, so consider this your warning because the film deals with some pretty traumatic subject matters. Who's in it: Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, George MacKay, and John McCrea Here's the trailer: Compulsion (1959) follows two hot, wealthy, and secretly queer college boys who commit a murder and think they're too smart to get away with it. It's loosely based on a real-life murder trial, and it's a lot of fun, so just trust me on this one. Who's in it: Orson Welles, Dean Stockwell, Bradford Dillman, Diane Varsi, and Richard Anderson Here's the trailer: Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood (2017) is a scandalous documentary that follows Scotty Bowers, the real-life man who basically served as a pimp for every secretly gay celeb from the '40–'80s. The stories in it are so freaking wild, and if you love Old Hollywood or celebrity gossip then you need to watch this. Who's in it: Scotty Bowers and Stephen Fry Here's the trailer: The Dreamers (2003) is about an American in 1960s Paris who becomes extremely close with a brother-sister duo. It's rated NC-17 for a reason, and you'll see why. Again, don't watch this one with your parents. Who's in it: Michael Pitt, Louis Garrel, and Eva Green Here's the trailer: The Pass (2016) stars Russell Tovey as a closeted pro soccer player who hooks up with his teammate, and we see how their relationship changes over the years. They're basically shirtless for most of the movie, so you're welcome. Who's in it: Russell Tovey, Arinze Kene, and Lisa McGrillis Here's the trailer: The Way He Looks (2014) is a Brazilian coming-of-age movie that follows a blind teenager and a school's new student as they try to navigate life, love, and independence. It'll genuinely have you smiling sooooo much. Who's in it: Fábio Audi, Ghilherme Lobo, and Tess Amorim Here's the trailer: Handsome Devil (2016) is a coming-of-age film that stars Nicholas Galitzine as a school's secretly gay rugby star. It's just super heartfelt, and Andrew Scott is also in it, so I promise you'll like it. Who's in it: Nicholas Galitzine, Fionn O'Shea, and Andrew Scott Here's the trailer: Another Country (1984) is a drama where Rupert Everett and Colin Firth play outsiders at a boarding school in 1930s England. It's beautiful, smart, and an instant classic. If you like Maurice or Call Me by Your Name then you'll love this one. Who's in it: Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, and Cary Elwes Here's the trailer: Crush (2022) is a really cute teen rom-com about a high-schooler who joins the track team to get closer to her crush. The best part is that all of the characters are already out and proud, and there's no trauma or anything involved, which is so rare in YA queer movies. Who's in it: Rowan Blanchard, Auli'i Cravalho, Tyler Alvarez, Isabella Ferreira, and Megan Mullally Here's the trailer: Tangerine (2015) is so chaotic in the best way possible. It follows two trans sex workers on Christmas Eve in Hollywood, and things get so overwhelming and hectic. The movie was actually shot entirely on an iPhone by Sean Baker, the four-time Oscar winner who made Anora and The Florida Project, in case you needed yet another reason to watch. Who's in it: Kitana Kiki Rodriguez, Mya Taylor, James Ransone, and Karren Karagulian Here's the trailer: Edge of the City (1957) is a gritty drama about the friendship between Sidney Poitier and John Cassavetes' characters. It's rough and tough and has a lotttt of queer subtext. Ruby Dee is also in this movie, and she's especially fantastic. Who's in it: Sidney Poitier, John Cassavetes, Ruby Dee, and Jack Warden Here's the trailer: Closet Monster (2015) is centered around a graduating senior who desperately wants to escape his small town and his family's complicated dynamics. It stars Connor Jessup, who I have SUCH a crush on, so back off!!! Also, Isabella Rossellini voices his hamster's imaginary thoughts, so, like, what the heck are you waiting for? Who's in it: Connor Jessup, Isabella Rossellini, Aliocha Schneider, and Aaron Abrams Here's the trailer: Taekwondo (2016) is a sleeper hit, and by that I mean not much actually happens in the movie (but the payoff is incredible!). Go into it blindly, and just know that all of Marco Berger's films are queer and spicy. Who's in it: Lucas Papa, Gabriel Epstein, Gaston Re, and Francisco Bertín Here's the trailer: Sauvage (2018) is a super raw movie that follows a twentysomething sex worker on the streets of Paris who really just wants to find love. Some scenes are especially intense and NSFW, so you've been warned. Who's in it: Félix Maritaud, Éric Bernard, Philippe Ohrel, and Nicolas Dibla Here's the trailer: Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) is a French period drama about forbidden love, and it's so hot that it'll melt your face off. I randomly think about the ending at least once a month. Like, please just watch it. Who's in it: Noémie Merlant, Adèle Haenel, and Luàna Bajrami Here's the trailer: Disclosure (2020) is a fascinating documentary that examines how Hollywood has depicted trans people in TV and movies throughout the years. Via interviews with experts and celebrities, it uncovers what sort of impact that portrayal has had on society and American culture. This one should be required viewing for everyone. Who's in it: Laverne Cox, Brian Michael Smith, Jen Richards, and Alexandra Billings Here's the trailer: I Am Jonas (2018) is a French drama that's centered around a queer man at two key points in his life: first as a teen and then in his 30s. There are some wild plot twists that might emotionally wreck you, so just get ready. Who's in it: Félix Maritaud, Nicolas Bauwens, Tommy-Lee Baïk, and Aure Atika Here's the trailer: The Haunting (1963) is a revolutionary horror movie that features one of the only lesbian characters of its time to be feminine and not predatory. The film is based on the book The Haunting of Hill House, which was ultimately turned into a hugely popular Netflix series, so if you like either of them then you should watch this too. Who's in it: Julie Harris, Claire Bloom, Richard Johnson, and Russ Tamblyn Here's the trailer: And finally, Fire Island (2022) is basically a gay, modern remake of Pride and Prejudice, and it'll star all your new favorite people. We all need more fun movies in our lives, so what more could you want? Who's in it: Joel Kim Booster, Bowen Yang, Matt Rogers, Margaret Cho, Conrad Ricamora, Zane Phillips, and James Scully Here's the trailer: Do you have any favorite LGBTQ+ movies that didn't make the list? Feel free to share them in the comments below! Looking for more LGBTQ+ content? Check out all of BuzzFeed's posts celebrating Pride 2025!
Yahoo
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Emma Stone Gets Kidnapped in Yorgos Lanthimos' Bugonia Teaser Trailer
The first official teaser trailer is here, previewing Yorgos Lanthimos' next movie, in which Jesse Plemons and Aidan Delbis kidnap Emma Stone, believing her to be an alien. The teaser trailer sets the stage for the movie with two conspiracy-minded young men led by Teddy (Plemons) kidnapping Michelle (Stone), a CEO of a major pharmaceutical company, believing her to be an alien hellbent on destroying Earth. Bugonia is set to release in theaters on October 24, 2025. Check out the Bugonia teaser trailer below (watch other trailers): Bugonia is based on the 2003 Korean sci-fi movie Save the Green Planet!, which was directed by Jang Joon-hwan. The film stars Plemons, Stone, Delbis, Stavros Halkias, and Alicia Silverstone. 'Lee Byeong-gu (Shin Ha-kyun) is convinced that there are aliens from Andromeda among us, plotting to destroy Earth,' the synopsis for the 2003 movie reads. 'He believes that Kang Man-shik (Baek Yun-shik), the head of a chemical production company, is their leader, and he kidnaps him. Holing up in his secret lair, Byeong-gu interrogates and tortures the supposed alien, hoping that he will confess to his crimes against humanity and call off the planned destruction of the planet before it is too late.' The movie is written by Will Tracy. Lathimos produces the movie alongside Ed Guiney and Andrew Lowe of Element Pictures, Ari Aster and Lars Knudsen of Square Beg, Stone of Fruit Tree, and Miky Lee and Jerry Kyoungboum Ko of CJ ENM. Lanthimos' latest film, Kinds of Kindness, also starred both Stone and Plemons. The film will also mark his fourth collaboration with Stone, who previously has worked with Lanthimos on 2018's The Favourite, 2023's Poor Things, and Kinds of Kindness. The post Emma Stone Gets Kidnapped in Yorgos Lanthimos' Bugonia Teaser Trailer appeared first on - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
Yahoo
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Emma Stone Teams with 'Poor Things' Director for Fourth Time in Wild and Unpredictable 'Bugonia 'Trailer
Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons star in the first trailer for Focus Features' Bugonia, which marks Stone's fourth collaboration with director Yorgos Lanthimos The film also stars Aidan Delbis, Stavros Halkias and Alicia Silverstone Bugonia is in limited theaters Oct. 24, and opens wide Oct. 31Emma Stone is in for another wild Yorgos Lanthimos ride in the first preview of Bugonia. On Thursday, June 26, Focus Features released a teaser trailer for the upcoming Lanthimos-directed comedy written by Will Tracy, and starring Stone, 36, plus Jesse Plemons, Aidan Delbis, Stavros Halkias and Alicia Silverstone. Bugonia marks the fourth collaboration between Stone and Lanthimos, 51, who previously worked together on The Favourite (2018), Poor Things (2023) and Kinds of Kindness (2024) "Two conspiracy-obsessed young men kidnap the high-powered CEO of a major company, convinced that she is an alien intent on destroying planet Earth," reads a synopsis for the film. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human-interest stories. The trailer begins with Plemons' character Teddy Gatz in a beekeepers' uniform, surrounded by the insects as he says in a voiceover, "It all starts with something magnificent: a flower, then a honey bee. The workers gather pollen for the queen." It's clear Teddy is speaking in metaphors, as the footage soon cuts to Stone's power-suit-clad CEO character Michelle Fuller strutting importantly through an office building. "But the bees, they're dying," Teddy continues. "And that's the way they planned it: to make us the same as the bees." "But it is not in control anymore. We are," he adds, before Green Day's "Basket Case" begins playing over a montage of conspiracy-laced madness between Teddy and his plan partner (Delbis). "How can you tell she's an alien?" the latter asks, to which Teddy replies, "Well, the signs are obvious." is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Bugonia is co-produced by Stone and Lanthimos, as well as Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, Ari Aster, Lars Knudsen, Miky Lee and Jerry Kyoungboum Ko. The film comes of the heels of Stone's latest movie Eddington, which had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May ahead of a July 18 theatrical release. Stone previously won her second Best Actress Academy Award for her head-turning role in Lanthimos' Poor Things. (Her first was for La La Land, in 2017.) Bugonia is in limited theaters Oct. 24, and opens wide Oct. 31. Read the original article on People
The Verge
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Verge
The pharma CEOs aren't safe in new trailer for Yorgos Lanthimos' Bugonia
CEOs would be nothing without the labor of their (typically) underpaid employees, and the unfairness of that reality seems to be what's causing all the chaos in director Yorgos Lanthimos' upcoming film, Bugonia. A remake of South Korean director Jang Joon-hwan's 2003 feature Save the Green Planet, Bugonia zooms in on the life of Teddy (Jesse Plemons), a conspiracy-minded beekeeper who works for a massive pharmaceutical company run by Michelle (Emma Stone). As one of the company's many workers who spend their days laboring to make a fraction of Michelle's salary, Teddy sees a lot of parallels between himself and the bees who live only to serve their queen. Teddy knows that he, like a beehive's drones, is expendable in the grand scheme of Michelle's plans as a CEO. Teddy's frustrations and delusions about an alien invasion convince him that Michelle probably isn't a human. And that's enough for him to hatch a plot to kidnap his boss under the auspices of saving the planet. Though the trailer skews a little whimsical, it's fairly clear that Lanthimos and writer Will Tracy are telling a dark story about people pushed to the edge by economic inequality. The movie also seems like it's going to touch on how people not having proper access to quality mental health care is a very real societal problem, which is probably going to make Bugonia feel timely as hell when the film hits limited theaters on October 24th before its wide release on October 31st.
