Elisa Donovan shares a difficult behind the scenes memory involving Brittany Murphy on the set of the Clueless movie.
Elisa Donovan takes us back to the hair and makeup trailer where Brittany Murphy insisted on doing her own styling before a scene. This specific moment captures the reality of working on a major 90s production, leading to an unexpected accident with a curling iron. The conversation explores how this incident fits into the larger context of Brittany Murphy’s career. Elisa reflects on her time working with the cast and offers a candid perspective on the warning signs she noticed, which stands in contrast to the public image of the star at the time.
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Sandra Hüller serves us some Marlene Dietrich for AnOther Magazine’s Autumn/Winter 2026 issue, which doubles as AnOther’s 25th anniversary edition, shot by Willy Vanderperre and styled by Olivier Rizzo.
Hüller chats about the characters she plays:
“I just think they start to live with me. It’s a completely unconscious thing,” she says, adding that some of them want nothing to do with her and refuse to give away their secrets.
She has Paweł Pawlikowski’s Fatherland arriving October 23, Markus Schleinzer’s Rose next year, and an Iñárritu film called Digger in development.
Paramount and Legendary dropped a second look at their live-action Street Fighter this week. It’s set in 1993, which explains the neon, the hair, and the general fever-dream quality of the whole thing.
Check out the action-packed extended new trailer above! Thoughts?
Light a candle tonight for the days when these posters would get OK’ed by a room full of executives and somehow be published expecting to audience to never question the reality of the image! RIP, we miss you bad Photoshop movie posters!
Check out a full gallery of some of the best from yesteryear after the jump!
Gotham’s about to get gooey. The full trailer for DC’s Clayface just dropped, and it’s leaning all the way into body horror.
Tom Rhys Harries stars as Matt Hagen, an ambitious actor whose Hollywood dreams curdle after a gangster’s attack leaves his face disfigured. Enter Naomi Ackie as a scientist with an experimental serum that promises to fix everything and instead does the opposite, turning Hagen into Gotham’s most tragic shape-shifting monster.
Clayface oozes into theaters just in time for Halloween on October 23. Check out the trailer above!
Ridley Scott‘s rain-drenched dystopia is officially back, and this time it’s a series.
Prime Video just dropped our first real look at Blade Runner 2099, and the images of Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer.
Yeoh plays Olwen, a replicant Blade Runner in the final days of her life (yes, we’re already crying), while Schafer’s Cora is a human who’s spent her whole life running from Blade Runners and now has to pass as the very thing she’s been fleeing. If that premise doesn’t hook you, the FASHUN will!
The lashes, the lids, the haircut that launched a thousand pixie cuts: Twiggy is finally getting the documentary treatment:
TWIGGY traces the extraordinary rise of the legendary British supermodel, who went from a working-class London teenager to one of the defining faces of the 1960s and an enduring fashion and cultural icon.
