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Trump Is Picking Up Some Unlikely Allies In Hollywood (opens the original)
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Hollywood has always been a convenient villain for Donald Trump, despite his own thirsty history with the industry. Before running for president, he popped up in several movies, won a Razzie for his performance in Ghosts Can’t Do It, attended the Oscars, and even became a reality-TV star on The Apprentice. As a politician though, he’s called the industry “racist” and said its movies were “dangerous for our country.” Meanwhile Hollywood leaders found a useful antagonist in Trump. But, it turns ou
What Do Prince Harry, Britney Spears, and Ari Emanuel Have in Common? Expensive Ghostwriters, Of Course (opens the original)
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The world of journalism was consumed this week by a debate over whether The Wall Street Journal should have published an opinion piece that was written with the help of artificial intelligence. Politicians and business leaders have long used ghostwriters to write their op-eds and memoirs. But when billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller admitted on Tuesday to using AI to write an article critical of Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent’s policies, it prompted the same debates about authors
Juno Temple's Punk-Rock Life: Cigarettes, Sleepless Nights and The Clash (opens the original)
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Juno Temple calls me from the backseat of a car somewhere between Encino and the Hollywood Hills after a long day on set. She’s being driven because, despite living in Los Angeles, Temple, 37, still can’t drive. It’s one of several aspects of “reality” that Temple readily admits she hasn’t gotten the hang of. She doesn’t have a regular sleep schedule, she’s frequently late, struggles with anxiety, and can lose track of time sticking rhinestones onto cigarette boxes. “I feel like I’m making mysel
Troye Sivan Is Living His FantasyâUntil the Lights Come Up (opens the original)
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Put yourself in Troye Sivanâs shoesâmaybe the thigh-high green and white Isa Boulder boots he wears in the video for âOne of Your Girls.â And imagine bouncing back and forth between the adrenaline rush of co-headlining arena shows with his close friend Charli xcx in the middle of Brat Summer, and the solitude that followed when he returned to his hotel room each nightâalone and single. Those two emotional extremes form the vibe of his next album, Sheâs the Best, out October 9. The fi
The Rebuilding of the Palisadesâand Rick Caruso (opens the original)
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âItâs just like getting dressed up for the World Series,â he tells me. âYou put on your uniform and thereâs a bit of a transformationânow itâs go-time.â When we meet, the billionaire real estate developer is wearing a black NB44 suit with custom red lining befitting an old-school power broker. Itâs less than two weeks before Palisades Villageâa luxury mall owned by Caruso, which he saved from 2025âs catastrophic wildfires with a private firefighting forceâis set to reopen
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