Fans in New York City devastated by death of actress Michelle Trachtenberg
The actress will be be deeply missed in the city where she was born and bred and which she immortalized in a career that has had global reach.
James Bond’s Future Addressed By Amazon CEO Andy Jassy: “We Will Take Great Care”
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy pledged the tech giant will “take great care” with the franchise and doesn’t yet have specific plans for its next creative steps.
Earliest iron use found in India? Tamil Nadu digs spark debate
Tamil Nadu’s iron artefacts may predate Turkey’s Anatolia, reshaping early Iron Age history.
Myanmar scam centres: Thousands who have been freed are now stuck in camps
The camps are unsanitary, food barely sufficient, and many of those being held are in poor health.
US Supreme Court hears arguments in ‘straight discrimination’ case
Justices appeared sympathetic to a woman who claims she was denied jobs because she is heterosexual.
How Michelle Trachtenberg Made Mean Girl Georgina Sparks Sparkle on ‘Gossip Girl’
The actress embodied an arch flair that made the fabulous antagonist Georgina Sparks a fan favorite.
Michelle Trachtenberg: a life in pictures
The actor, known for roles in shows and movies such as Harriet the Spy, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Gossip Girl, has died at the age of 39
James Bond Producers Allegedly Turned Down Christopher Nolan, Who Ended Up Making Oppenheimer Instead
Following the shock news that Amazon has taken full creative control over James Bond, with long-term 007 producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson stepping back, a new report has shed light on the next steps from the franchise — and a surprising revelation about one high-profile director who was snubbed.
Ready for Their Close-Ups at the Oscar Nominees Dinner
Over 100 awards hopefuls gathered at the Academy Museum for a class photo just days before the ceremony. Our photographer and columnist were there.
Michelle Trachtenberg Remembered by ‘Harriet the Spy’ Director: “She Had the ‘It’ Factor”
The actress, who died at age 39, made her feature debut in the 1996 movie, with filmmaker Bronwen Hughes telling The Hollywood Reporter, “She never had a false note.”
