Posts by Nathan Pine
Madonna Pays Tribute To Late ‘Ray Of Light’ Producer William Orbit
Madonna paid tribute to her late Ray of Light producer William Orbit, saying in an Instagram post that he gave her “a magic carpet to fly on.” “I had an epiphany when I met you and started working with you,” she writes today. “I realized that music did not have to fit into categories or…
Read MoreBlake Lively Shares Rare Peek Into Family Life With Ryan Reynolds and Their 4 Kids in N.Y.C.
Blake Lively Makes First Public Appearance After Missing Taylor Swift’s Wedding Blake Lively is kicking her family outings up a notch. The Gossip Girl alum—mom to kids James, 11, Inez, 9, Betty, 6, and Olin, 3, with husband Ryan Reynolds—shared a rare glimpse into the family’s recent day out as they watched The Proposal star’s…
Read MoreLululemon’s Y2K-Inspired Athleisure Is Here for Fall
Your fall uniform just got a Y2K update. Lululemon’s newest arrivals feel like a modern blast from the past, right in step with fashion’s obsession of all things early aughts. This collection is happily nostalgic, but updated with modern silhouettes and rich autumnal shades that make these pieces perfectly on-trend for fall 2026. The tracksuit…
Read MoreMorrissey Cancels Next Week’s Four-Night Las Vegas Residency
Morrissey, the ex-Smiths frontman with a penchant for canceling shows, has added to his track record: All four performances of his planned August Las Vegas residency have been scrubbed. The four-show stand at the Wynn Las Vegas’ Encore Theater was set to begin August 14 and wrap up August 19, but ticket-holders received an email…
Read MoreAndrew Lloyd Webber “Gutted” About ‘Cats: The Jellicle Ball’ Closing
Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber is “gutted” that the Broadway production of his Cats: The Jellicle Ball is closing tonight at the Broadhurst Theatre, five months earlier than originally planned. In an emotional message posted on Instagram, Lloyd Webber says he hopes the show’s closing will serve as a warning about “the unsustainable cost” of producing…
Read MoreThe Best Walkable Boots for Fall That Won’t Hurt Your Feet
As temps cool and boot season draws near, finding a pair that’s actually comfortable enough to wear all day can feel like an annual struggle. Fortunately, plenty of brands have made it their mission to create stylish, on-trend footwear that delivers support and all-day walkability, without sacrificing looks. From classic Chelsea boots and functional moto…
Read MoreOlivia Wilde Talks Fight For The Invite Theatrical Release
Olivia Wilde has revealed that she was “passionate” about getting a theatrical release for The Invite following the audience response to the comedy at Sundance. “I wanted to investigate this phenomenon that we found at Sundance when we felt the film have that chemical reaction with the audience the first time and it was extraordinary,”…
Read MoreCould the Texans actually make it to the Big Game in 2026?
The Houston Texans have a real appealing path sitting in front of them in 2026. Their schedule could be one of the biggest advantages in the AFC, and if they take care of business against a manageable slate, there’s a legitimate chance they could finish with the conference’s best record and claim the No. 1…
Read MoreEx-’60 Minutes’ Associate Producer Madeleine Carlisle Lands At The Atlantic
Madeleine Carlisle, the recently-ex 60 Minutes associate producer and daughter of Stephen Colbert, has landed a new job: Staff writer at The Atlantic. The magazine yesterday announced that Carlisle is one of two new staff writing hires, along with Danyel Smith, who for three years has been a contributing writer to The New York Times…
Read MoreAnthony Michael Hall Says ‘Breakfast Club’ Director John Hughes Planned Sequel
The Brunch Club, maybe? Anthony Michael Hall, one of the stars of the generation-defining John Hughes film The Breakfast Club, says the director had discussed with him an eventual sequel to the 1985 hit teen film, perhaps building a re-visit around the lives of the since-grown characters. “It was something that was on his mind,…
Read MoreJudge blasts lawyers in Trump admin lawsuit: ‘Better suited for cable news’
A federal judge has sharply criticized lawyers in a criminal case brought by the Trump administration, saying that the rhetoric from attorneys on both sides was more appropriate for “cable news.” The remarks by U.S. District Judge Emily Marks of the Middle District of Alabama came as she rejected the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)’s…
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