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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Kristen Stewart and wife Dylan Meyer twin in shorts for a low-key lunch date
Newlyweds Kristen Stewart and wife Dylan Meyer looked closer than ever wearing relaxed summer outfits while heading for lunch at Casa Leo, in Los Angeles, California. The actress, 35, and the screenwriter, 37, who tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in April, were in good spirits as they strolled side by side dressed in T-shirts, shorts and sneakers. The couple looked relaxed in each other's company as they spent quality time together amid a break from their busy schedules.
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Kristen Stewart and wife Dylan Meyer twin in sporty ensembles as they step out for a low-key lunch date
Kristen Stewart and wife Dylan Meyer proved they were still in newlywed bliss as they rocked similar sporty ensembles while heading for lunch at Casa Leo, California earlier this month. The actress, 35, and the screenwriter, 37, who tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in April, looked in good spirits as they strolled side by side while sporting their wedding rings. Keeping things casual for the day, Kristen slipped into a white T-shirt and grey shorts, which she teamed with bright yellow trainers, white socks and shades. Meanwhile, Dylan also kept her look relaxed as she donned white shorts and a navy top which showed a glimpse of her midriff. She finished off her look with a navy sports cap. sunglasses and blue trainers worn with coordinating socks. The couple looked relaxed in each other's company as they spent quality time together amid a break from their busy schedules. Their outing comes after outing comes weeks after footage of Stewart delivering her heartfelt vows during her casual wedding ceremony began circulating online. While the A-list actress is no stranger to performing in front of crowds, Kristen was clearly brimming with nervous enthusiasm as she read her vows off a piece of paper. Her heartfelt words were momentarily interrupted as she fumbled to adjust her microphone, sparking some laughter from the crowd and lightening the already sweet moment. At one point, Kristen sweetly took Dylan's hands into her grasp. Dylan also read her vows off a piece of paper, and Kristen appeared moved by her words as she rubbed her eyes. Friends and family gathered around the couple but gave them some space as they watched the ceremony unfold with their phones capturing the scene. For their nuptials, the couple opted for an edgy twist on their bridal wear, with Dylan sporting a sheer top and silky taupe skirt while Kristen wore a taupe set combined with a white T-shirt. Although Kristen and Dylan reportedly met back in 2013 on a movie set, the Hollywood figures didn't become an item until years later in August of 2019. Although Kristen and Dylan reportedly met back in 2013 on a movie set, the Hollywood figures didn't become an item until years later in August of 2019 [pictured in 2022] They started dating shortly after Kristen and Stella Maxwell ended their relationship after dating since 2016. Kristen and Dylan were reunited when they attended a mutual friend's party and bonded over growing up in Los Angeles, according to the Los Angeles Times. In the summer of 2021, the two sparked engagement rumors after they were both seen wearing rings on their left hands. Kristen later confirmed in November to Howard Stern that she and Dylan had gotten engaged.
Time Out
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Win a double pass to the screening of your choice at the Melbourne International Film Festival
Lights, camera, action! The Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) hits play on August 7, and to celebrate, Time Out is giving away ten standard screening double passes to our readers. Whether you're a high-octane action lover or looking for a good laugh, the 2025 program is stacked with incredible Australian and international flicks. MIFF is one of the world's oldest film festivals, sitting up there with the likes of Cannes and Berlin – and 2025 marks an impressive 73 years of bringing artistic cinema to Melbourne. Screenings are taking place all over the city, from retro joints like the Capitol and the Forum to beloved spots like Cinema Nova and the Astor Theatre. The Headliners program is where you'll find all the hot, buzzy films from the festival circuit. Choose whatever tickles your fancy: Jafar Panahi's It Was Just An Accident, which is fresh off winning the coveted Palme d'Or at this year's Cannes Film Festival; Kristen Stewart's directorial debut The Chronology of Water, a poetic adaptation of writer Lidia Yuknavitch's visceral 2011 memoir; The Mastermind by film auteur Kelly Reichardt, starring Josh O'Connor in a profound exploration of American masculinity; or Twinless, a dark queer comedy starring Dylan O'Brien. here.
South China Morning Post
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Blonde is back, baby: from Bella Hadid and Kristen Stewart at Cannes to Beyoncé and Marvel's Pom Klementieff – there's a reason your favourite celebrities are lightening up their locks
When Bella Hadid stepped onto the Cannes red carpet this year with glossy, golden-blonde strands, the message was clear: blonde is back. Achieved with the help of colourist Jacob Schwartz and a 14-hour process, the transformation was anything but subtle: a clear pivot from her usual brunette. Bella Hadid attends the opening ceremony of the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival on May 13. Photo: EPA-EFE After all, Cannes is where celebrities go to reinvent. With the world watching and couture turned up to eleven, the red carpet becomes a stage for beauty debuts. This year, French actress Pom Klementieff's icy platinum hair stood out sharply against her typically dark-haired portrayal of Mantis in the Marvel universe. Kristen Stewart , too, returned to Cannes with bleached roots and soft pink ends, years after debuting her first blonde bob back in 2016 on the same red carpet. Advertisement Pom Klementieff at the premiere of the film Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning at Cannes on May 14. Photo: Invision/AP Of course, going blonde has always carried a certain weight. Historically, blondness has worked as a kind of cultural short-cut in Western beauty: flirty, ultra-feminine and just rebellious enough to keep things interesting. There's a reason the term 'blonde ambition' conjures an entire pop culture mythology, one built on Marilyn, Madonna and Beyoncé in her golden-blonde prime. The shade may vary – ash, beige, strawberry – but the subtext rarely changes: going blonde is a move. Kristen Stewart poses during a photocall for the film The Chronology of Water at Cannes on May 16, 2025. Photo: Reuters This year's blonde revival may feel sudden, but it's been bubbling up for a while. Emma Stone reminded everyone she's actually a natural blonde when she debuted a platinum mane in 2017. Jennie from Blackpink showed up at Paris Fashion Week that same year in creamy blonde, leaving behind her signature dark locks, and even the Kardashian-Jenners have cycled through just about every shade imaginable. Olaplex's Blonde Enhancer shampoo and conditioner. Photo: Handout 'Going blonde has never just been about aesthetics – it's about recognising agency,' says Patrice Williams-Lindo, CEO of Career Nomad and an expert on the cultural and career subtext behind aesthetic shifts. 'Whether it's a rebellion against expectations, a reclaiming of visibility, or a quiet refusal to blend in – or even a combination of all three – blonde becomes a badge.' She adds that for Black and brown women especially, the move 'often signals disruption, 'I will not be invisible; even if there are attempts of my being erased.'' Kérastase Blond Absolu Bain Ultra Violet shampoo. Photo: Handout
Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Twilight Director Details 'Earth-Shattering' Lesson From the Movie
Originally appeared on E! Online Catherine Hardwicke couldn't sink her teeth into this discouraging experience. The Twilight director, 69, reflected on her time working on the 2008 film, including the treatment she received following the blockbuster's success. 'I walked into a room with all these gifts, and everybody was congratulating the studio,' Hardwicke told The Guardian in an interview published on July 9. 'They gave me a box. I opened it up, and it was a mini cupcake.' The gift didn't sit right with her, as she noted that a male director would've received 'a car, or a three-picture deal, or [getting] to do basically whatever you want' for creating a massive hit. And indeed, the first film—which was adapted from Stephenie Meyer's book series—was a memorable release. More from E! Online Kate Middleton's Personal Assistant of 15 Years Exits Palace Camp Mystic Survivor, 13, Details "Hysterical" Scene During Texas Flood Jana Kramer's Husband Allan Russell Shares Masturbation Confession At the time, Summit Entertainment—who produced Twilight and its four sequels—created the original film on a $37 million budget and grossed $407 million in return, per Forbes. And while the film launched lead cast members Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart to stardom, Hardwicke wasn't given the opportunity to continue with the hit franchise she helped build. In fact, filmmaker Chris Weitz directed 2009's New Moon, David Slade worked his magic on 2010's Eclipse, and Bill Condon hopped on the two-part Breaking Dawn movies that following year. And that process of being replaced stuck with her. 'No, people aren't going to hire more women directors,' Hardwicke continued. 'They're not going to give you the next job and let you do something great. It was an earth-shattering reality right away.' This isn't the first time she's opened up about how women directors are treated in Hollywood, as she noted that other popular book-to-movie adaptations like Divergent and Hunger Games were directed by men. 'That was a heartbreak for me,' she told Vanity Fair in 2018. 'There are other badass women out there that could have done those. There's lots of projects like that. They're stories written by women, about women, and given to male directors. Over and over and over.' Amid her frustration with the executives behind the scenes, the filmmaker's bond with the Twilight cast remains strong. In fact, she and Stewart reunited when they both crashed Pattinson's birthday back in 2023. 'I see them both at parties, events and everything," she told the Happy Sad Confused podcast that year, "they're both lovely." For more interesting Twilight tidbits to sink your teeth into, keep reading... For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App
