Fashion Designer Slams ‘Evil’ Anna Wintour & Predicts More Horror Stories!

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticAs the first film from the director of “Amélie” in nearly a decade, “Bigbug” is kind of a big deal. Sadly, it’s also a big disappointment — easily the most obnoxious Netflix original in some time, owing to the company’s trust in a director whose overactive imagination demands some kind of boundaries.At precisely the moment pandemic-confined audiences want to get out and breathe fresh air, Jean-Pierre Jeunet gives them a suffocating scenario in which a squabbling French family is trapped in their retro-modern home with several android assistants.

JYP Entertainment has expanded its existing partnership with US-based label Republic Records.According to a report by Billboard, the South Korean company has opted to expand its existing strategic partnership with Republic Records, which is owned by Universal Music Group. The two companies first started the partnership in 2020, where they foucsed on the international expansion of girl group TWICE.JYP Entertainment and Republic Records’ partnership will now extend to include two more of the K-pop giant’s acts – namely Stray Kids and ITZY – in their plan for promotions outside of South Korea.Both groups will also be receiving support from Republic Records’ subsidiary independent label Imperial, which had previously helped to launch and market TWICE’s recent records since the JYP-Republic partnership had launched.“We are beyond delighted to move forward with Republic Records, the most outstanding label in the United States, in developing the major artist roster of the two companies’ hereafter, starting with the successful kickoff TWICE has brought,” JYP Entertainment CEO Jimmy Jeong told Billboard of the expansion.“We have absolute confidence that, together, we will lead the rapidly changing music industry from both in and out, alongside our prominent artists’ creations,” Jeong added.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticAs the first film from the director of “Amélie” in nearly a decade, “Big Bug” is kind of a big deal. Sadly, it’s also a big disappointment — easily the most obnoxious Netflix original in some time, owing to the company’s trust in a director whose overactive imagination demands some kind of boundaries.At precisely the moment pandemic-confined audiences want to get out and breathe fresh air, Jean-Pierre Jeunet gives them a suffocating scenario in which a squabbling French family is trapped in their retro-modern home with several android assistants.

All dressed up and nowhere to go! Fashionistas know today is an extra special one—it's the first Monday in May. The 2020 Met Gala would've taken place later tonight at the Metropolitan Museum of Art with the biggest celebrities showing up and showing out in their finest attire.

Given the amount of A-listers packed into one venue, it's no surprise the amount of drama that goes down at the annual star-studded Met Gala.

Vogue magazine editor-in-chief Anna Wintour wants fans to be clear that Monday’s (May 4, 2020) A Moment With the Met live stream will not recreate the planned Met Gala event.

Today's biggest stars were scheduled to attend the annual Met Gala today (May 4), but unfortunately due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the event has been postponed.

Journalist and TV personality Derek Blasberg is blessing us with some never-before-seen Met Gala selfies with your favorite celebrities.  While the first Monday of May may not look the same this year with the postponement of the 2020 Met Gala in New York City due to the coronavirus pandemic, Vogue will still be honoring the biggest night in fashion in a special way.  On Monday, people will be able to tune in on YouTube for "A Moment With the Met"—a celebration of the gala's rich history and most iconic and breathtaking fashion moments from your favorite celebrities.  "It would be impossible to recreate the gala on Monday evening, though I have loved hearing how so many are marking the occasion in their own ways," Anna Wintour said of this

Each year, Anna Wintour carefully crafts the guest list for each Met Gala that takes place. Unfortunately, this year’s gala has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic, with a rescheduled date yet to be determined.

For as long as we can remember, the Met Gala—formally called the Costume Institute Gala and also known as the Met Ball—has been one of the biggest nights in fashion. Established in 1948, the Met Gala has been the night for viewers at home to ogle and obsess over our favorite celebrity looks of the night.  This year, however, the "Super Bowl of fashion" has been postponed indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic.   Ahead of the 2020 Met Gala, it was announced that Emma Stoneand Meryl Streep would serve as co-chairs for the pop culture event.

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Vogue editor-in-chief Dame Anna Wintour has said that the fashion industry needs to “rethink” what it stands for once the coronavirus pandemic has passed.

“I never saw this day coming... sweatpants? The world is going mad. Looking great though.” This example captures the essence of the surprised comments  Anna Wintour  received from Vogue fans after the magazine shared an image of the iconic Editor-in-Chief working from home. In the image, she poses in her stylish Hamptons home wearing - of course - her signature sunglasses but, oh wait, what’s with the pants? Fashionistas have gone absolutely mad over Anna’s WFH outfit choice: a flattering red striped sweater and... matching sweatpants!

Conde Nast, the media company that owns magazines like Vogue, GQ, and Vanity Fair, has announced that there will be pay cuts, furloughs, and possible layoffs amid the ongoing health crisis.

Anna Wintour, 70, is making sure to stay comfortable in casual clothing while in quarantine and in Vogue‘s latest Instagram post, she’s showing off the rare look. The iconic editor can be seen sitting down in a red sweater with black stripes and red sweatpants with white stripes down the sides in the photo and of course, has on her signature sunglasses.

A lot of celebrities are giving themselves some wild haircuts while on lockdown. We’ve gathered up some of the best (and worst!).

Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour paid tribute to her son, Charles Shaffer, and other doctors who have been risking their lives and working round the clock to save the lives of Coronavirus patients. In an Instagram video posted by Vogue, Anna revealed that her son has fallen ill and is currently self-quarantining at home. “The most critical aid, of course, is happening on the front lines. My son is a doctor. He is currently quite ill and self-quarantining at home. But when he is able, he will return to the ICU at his hospital,” she says in the video.

The COVID-19 pandemic is hitting close to home for Anna Wintour.

Vogue editor Anna Wintour‘s family has been hit hard by the coronavirus. In a video the Vogue Instagram account shared on April 6, Wintour, 70, wearing a blue and white striped sweater and her signature sunglasses, broke the news to loyal readers and subscribers. The revered editor-in-chief detailed a new fund she and designer Tom Ford had set in place in order to help those in the fashion industry struggling to “make their payroll” or those who “have had their orders returned, stores closed, who fear that their businesses and their livelihoods may not survive what we’re going through.” At one point in the video, however, Wintour became noticeably choked-up.

Two leaders of the American fashion industry — Anna Wintour and Tom Ford — are creating a fund to help young designers impacted by the coronavirus. A Common Thread, as it's called, repurposes the annual CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund at least for this year.

With Americans hunkered down at home and many businesses closed during the (COVID-19) pandemic, there are very few industries that aren't already being financially affected by this sudden change in our way of life—and that includes the world of fashion.Today, , president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) and Vogue's announced a massive fundraising effort called "A Common Thread" to provide pandemic-related relief to the fashion community.The initiative will also include a series of videos (launching on March 25) which will feature stories of those in the fashion industry "whose businesses and livelihoods have been affected by the pandemic and its economic impact." This means not only designer names you may already be

Another major fashion event has been canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Anna Wintour, the longtime Vogue editor-in-chief and Condé Nast artistic director, condemned President Donald Trump for his “shocking” conduct as the United States suffers through an unprecedented coronavirus pandemic. “I, like so many of us, have been appalled by how he has responded to the pandemic — the optimistic and fact-free assurances that all will be fine, the chaotic implementation of travel bans and claims about a ‘foreign virus,’ the narcissistic ease with which he has passed blame to others, his dishonesty with the American people, and worst of all, his shocking lack of empathy and compassion for those who are suffering and fearful, Wintour, 70, wrote in a Vogue op-ed.

The Met Gala, one of the biggest dates in the fashion industry diary, has been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, host Anna Wintour has said.