There are snaps of busy department stores, snow carpeting Deansgate and Albert Square, and children sitting on Santa's lap in ...
Vogue's 2025 Best Dressed list is here: new icons, surprise returns, and the big names who didn’t make the cut.
As the whole of the Royal Family gathered at Buckingham Palace for King Charles' annual Christmas lunch for extended family, ...
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The beloved British department store that defined millennial teenage fashion is reinvigorated for a new era
Today, the beloved British department store of our youth has been reimagined for the modern shopper: familiar yet renewed, ...
Fashion historian, curator and Research Fellow in Fashion History and Curating at The Glasgow School of Art, Dr MacKenzie has drawn on those days ...
The wine industry is mourning the sudden death of beloved winemaker Peter Fraser, who has been remembered as a pioneer and ‘ripper mate’. The 51 year-old father of four, including two stepchildren, ...
Brendan Fraser has a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving: a new movie, Rental Family, that’s warming audiences and critics in theaters this holiday season, as well as the major boost of winning a ...
Brendan Fraser addressed Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision to shelve the completed Batgirl movie, in which he plays Firefly. In a new interview, he called out the studio’s decision in 2022 to cancel ...
The Oscar winner's latest leading role in Hikari's crowdpleasing "Rental Family" allowed him to take Method acting in some cuddly directions. As he tells IndieWire, those sorts of choices excite him, ...
Rachel Weisz and Brendan Fraser in "The Mummy" (Universal Pictures) Brendan Fraser was a younger man last time he starred in “The Mummy” film series with 2008’s “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.
In the Oscar winner’s new dramedy “Rental Family” (in theaters Nov. 21), American expat actor Phillip Vandarpleog (Fraser) has been living in Tokyo for seven years but is still very much an outsider.
Brendan Fraser, one-time Encino Man and former George of the Jungle, is our new king of tear-jerking cinema. After seven years of living in Tokyo, sad-sack American expat Phillip Vandarpleog (Fraser) ...
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