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Here Are All of Fashionista's 2025 Holiday Gift Guides
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Here Are All of Fashionista's 2025 Holiday Gift Guides

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
written by jummy84


Finding the perfect present for that special someone (or the intimidatingly cool fashion person in your life) is no simple task, but we’ve got your gifting inspiration covered. Before you slip into a post-turkey dinner coma, see (and shop!) all of our holiday gift guides (and our curated roundup of …

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Elevate North launches with inaugural event at Co-op Live in Manchester 

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
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Joe Charlton, Lauren Mucklow, Becci Thomson, Keeley Rogers and Mike Linford

  • 80 event professionals from across the North West attend launch meet up
  • Quarterly Elevate North gatherings to be hosted at Co-op Live
  • New ambassador team to connect and support event professionals across the region

Elevate, the world’s largest free personal development community for professionals at every level of the events industry, brought its mentoring community to Manchester last night (Wednesday 26th November) for the first ever Elevate North meet up at Co-op Live.

80 guests from agencies, venues and brands across the region came together in Co-op Live’s Hideaway event space for an evening of networking, learning and conversation.

The new Elevate North initiative is being led by a team of Elevate ambassadors based in Manchester and Liverpool: Becci Thomson from Co-op Live, Mike Linford from the Asembl Group, Joe Charlton from Planit, Keeley Rogers from Nexus and Lauren Mucklow from What She Said. Together they will curate a programme of quarterly meet ups designed to connect and support event professionals across the region.

Guests heard from keynote speaker Louisa O’Connor, founder and managing director of award-winning brand experience agency Seen Presents. In a talk exploring the power of brand experience and what best in class really looks like, Louisa, who hails from Halifax, shared practical insights on creativity, measurement and building experiences that genuinely move people.

Peter Kerwood, who helps lead Elevate in London with Max Fellows and Mel Noakes said:
“We are excited to launch Elevate North, a quarterly meet up in Manchester for our mentoring community and industry peers across the region. Manchester’s central location makes it the perfect place to come together. We have long planned to take Elevate outside London and we are delighted to get started.”

Becci Thomson, Chief Commercial Officer at Co-op Live and experienced Elevate mentor, added:
“I am proud that Co-op Live is hosting all Elevate North events here in Manchester. For ten years Elevate has been transforming lives and careers in the events industry and we are so excited to be part of its next chapter in the North. It is free, it is for anyone working in events at any level and it is all about changing the industry for the better.”

To find out more about Elevate North visit the Elevate website: https://www.elevateme.co/north

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Sneaky First Teaser Trailer for 'The Strangers: Chapter 3' Horror Finale
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Sneaky First Teaser Trailer for ‘The Strangers: Chapter 3’ Horror Finale

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
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Sneaky First Teaser Trailer for ‘The Strangers: Chapter 3’ Horror Finale

by Alex Billington
November 26, 2025
Source: YouTube

“See you soon.” A sneaky trailer surprise just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday! Lionsgate has revealed a quick & scary teaser trailer for the “horror finale” in this series – The Strangers: Chapter 3. It will wrap up the story introduced and explored in director Renny Harlin’s new horror trilogy reboot of The Strangers masked killers franchise – featuring The Strangers: Chapter 1 in 2024 + The Strangers: Chapter 2 in 2025 earlier this year. The next one shot back-to-back with the others is out in a few months. “See how it ends” in February. The curent survivors face more threats from masked strangers. Secrets emerge, jeopardizing their lives as the line between reality and peril blurs in their battle for survival. Nothing much more beyond that, other than this finale brings the series to a “full-circle reckoning of survival and revenge.” Harlin’s Chapter 3 stars Madelaine Petsch, Gabriel Basso, Ema Horvath, with Pablo Sandstrom & Richard Brake. Only a few glimpses of footage in this teaser so far but still worth a look now if you’re into this horror series.

Here’s the first teaser trailer for Renny Harlin’s horror finale The Strangers: Chapter 3, from YouTube:

The Strangers: Chapter 3 Teaser

The Strangers: Chapter 3 Teaser

In the final film of The Strangers trilogy, Maya (Madelaine Petsch) faces the masked killers one last time in a brutal, full-circle reckoning of survival and revenge. Lionsgate presents, a Fifth Element production, in association with Stream Media & Sherborne Media. The Strangers: Chapter 3 is directed by the prolific Finnish filmmaker Renny Harlin, director of many, many films including Born American, A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, Die Hard 2, Cliffhanger, Cutthroat Island, The Long Kiss Goodnight, Deep Blue Sea, Mindhunters, Exorcist: The Beginning, The Covenant, Cleaner, 12 Rounds, 5 Days of War, Devil’s Pass, The Legend of Hercules, Skiptrace, Bodies at Rest, The Misfits, Class Reunion 3, The Refuge, The Bricklayer, and the other The Strangers: Chapters 1 & 2 movies previously.. The screenplay is written by Alan R. Cohen & Alan Freedland. Produced by Courtney Solomon, Mark Canton, Christopher Milburn, Gary Raskin, Alastair Burlingham, Charlie Dombek. Lionsgate will debut Harlin’s The Strangers: Chapter 3 horror movie in theaters nationwide starting February 6th, 2026 early next year. Anyone still interested?

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Veteran Actor Dharmendra Passes Away at 89
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Aamir Khan Calls Dharmendra a Gentle Giant, Reveals He Saw Sunny Deol’s Lahore 1947

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
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Aamir Khan recently remembered late actor Dharmendra and called him underrated, despite his mastery over different genres. Speaking at the International Film Festival of India, the actor said, “Well, I’ve grown up watching him. He was known as the action hero and the He-man. And of course, he was extremely good in portraying these strong characters in action films. But I don’t know whether people have really noticed, I think he’s underrated.”

 

Khan continued, “His performances in romance or different genres are so great. He’s done so well in comedy. My God, he’s done amazing comedy, romance, and dramas. According to me, Dharamji was right up there… And what a handsome person.”

The actor also expressed his regret over not being able to attend Dharmendra’s prayer meet which took place on November 27.

For the uninitiated, Aamir Khan never shared the screen with Dharmendra, but he appeared as a child actor in the film Yaadon Ki Baarat, which starred Dharmendra, Vijay Arora, Tariq Khan and Zeenat Aman among others. Khan also produced Sunny Deol’s yet-unreleased film Lahore 1947. The actor revealed that they had the chance to show Dharmendra the film.

Aamir Khan Dharmendra“In fact, ‘Lahore’, the film we’ve made with Sunny. I had the good fortune of showing him the film, so he’s seen the film. It’s not released yet, of course, but I was so glad, because this was one of his favourite scripts. So, I’m so glad he got to see the film.”

The Lagaan actor further called Dharmendra a great actor and a gentle giant and continued, “Dharamji was not only a fine actor, but he was a great human being. He was so gentle. He was like a gentle giant, and he was very loving no matter who he would meet… He was a great actor, and it’s a great loss for all of us. He’s really an institution. He had such a command over his language. Unki zubaan itni saaf thi… It was so soft that it was amazing to hear him, even in live events when he would speak… I remember, I was there at the book launch for Yusuf Saab , and there he spoke. He spoke with such dignity. Really, it’s a big loss for all of us. I’m fortunate I got to spend some time with him.”

The legendary actor Dharmendra passed away at the age of 89.


Also Read: PHOTOS: Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan, Sanjay Dutt and More Attend Dharmendra’s Last Rites

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Ruby and James Twist Explained by Damian Hardung, Harriet Herbig-Matten

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
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[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers from Maxton Hall — The World Between Us Season 2.]

True to form, Maxton Hall doesn’t let Ruby Bell (Harriet Herbig-Matten) and James Beaufort’s (Damian Hardung) happiness last long. The young couple’s romance is still going strong in Season 2’s finale, despite all of Mortimer’s (Fedja van Huêt) attempts to destroy Ruby’s life. She decides that staying with James is worth it — and then the Beaufort patriarch delivers his most devastating blow yet.

Mortimer’s scheme gets Ruby suspended from Maxton Hall, putting her dream of attending Oxford University in jeopardy.

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Apollo cardiologist says pollution worsens health for children born with heart defects; suggests 5 ways to protect them
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Apollo cardiologist says pollution worsens health for children born with heart defects; suggests 5 ways to protect them

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
written by jummy84

The air quality is getting worse in Delhi-NCR, becoming a growing concern year after year. Toxic air is a major cause of many illnesses and affects more than just lung health. Recent reports show that it can also harm children with heart problems. Each year, as smog increases and air quality declines, children become more vulnerable to its effects. Their developing bodies may be at risk for heart defects. This concern worsens because air pollution can harm their health and make them more sensitive to harmful particles such as PM2.5, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone.

Keep kids healthy this season: Practical tips to guard them against air pollution and its effects.(Adobe Stock)

What are the side effects of pollution for children with heart defects?

When pollution increases, more young patients have trouble breathing or recovering from illnesses. Children with heart defects, whether they were born with holes in their hearts or had surgeries to fix these issues, already face challenges, Dr Vikas Kohli, Pediatric Cardiologist, Founder of the Child Heart Foundation (CHF), tells Health Shots. Their hearts need to work harder. When air quality gets worse, it puts even more pressure on these fragile systems.

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) can enter the bloodstream and cause inflammation. This thickens the blood and irritates blood vessels, potentially reducing oxygen flow. “Healthy children can adapt to these environmental stressors, but this is not true for kids with heart problems”, shares the pediatric cardiologist. For them, the stress from PM2.5 builds up slowly and can worsen their health over time.

What causes heart problems in children?

What can we do to help keep our kids safe from this danger? Here are five strategies that can really help.

1. Monitor air quality regularly

One important step parents can take is to stay informed about the air quality in their area. “Checking the Air Quality Index (AQI) is easy, as many apps and websites provide real-time updates”, shares the doctor. If the AQI enters the red zone, children with heart defects should stay indoors.

Pollution levels are highest in the morning and evening when traffic is heaviest. To protect your child, consider changing your family’s schedule during these times. You can delay outdoor play or adjust school drop-off times to help reduce their exposure to harmful pollutants.

2. Make your home a sanctuary

Many parents mistakenly think their homes are free of pollution. But indoor air pollution can be just as harmful. Daily activities like cooking, burning incense, or even dust from carpets can make the air unhealthy. To keep your home safe, follow cardiologist’s advice: “ensure it’s well-ventilated and close it off during periods of high outdoor pollution.”

Simple habits can improve your home’s air quality. Use exhaust fans when cooking, dust and vacuum regularly, and avoid burning materials indoors to keep your space clean. “Consider installing HEPA-filtered air purifiers, especially if you live in a polluted area”, shares the expert. Reports show that children who sleep in cleaner rooms wake up with better oxygen levels, leading to healthier mornings.

3. Emphasise regular check-ups

In a world where pollution harms health, regular check-ups are important. Many families do not realise how crucial these visits are during months with high pollution levels. Even small drops in oxygen levels can put extra strain on a child’s heart, often without showing apparent symptoms.

The expert recommends that “parents regularly check their child’s oxygen levels, blood pressure, and heart rhythm”. Many parents now use pulse oximeters at home to monitor oxygen levels. If the readings drop, it’s important to contact a healthcare provider quickly to prevent problems. Also, scheduling check-ups during the smog season can help doctors adjust treatment plans promptly. Remember, it’s easier to prevent issues than to recover from them.

4. Boost immunity to guard against infections

Lung health and heart function are closely connected, but this link is often ignored. Children with heart defects are at a greater risk for serious problems from respiratory infections, especially when the air quality is poor. “During periods of pollution, even a slight cough can develop into a severe chest infection, which may lead to hospitalisation”, shares the expert.

Choose warm water instead of cold drinks, eat balanced meals with plenty of vitamins, especially vitamin C, and make sure to get enough rest. These simple choices can help boost your child’s immune system and provide protection against common health challenges.

5. Advocate for cleaner communities

While people should take precautions, community efforts can improve air quality. Parents of children with heart conditions can play a key role in pushing for cleaner environments. “You can help by joining or starting neighbourhood campaigns to reduce pollution”, shares Dr Kohli. Consider initiatives like tree-planting, carpooling, and lobbying against harmful practices such as burning waste. These actions can make a big difference in your community.

Schools have an important role in helping children deal with air pollution. They can adjust schedules to keep kids indoors when the air quality is poor. Schools can also hold workshops to teach everyone about pollution and its health effects.

(Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.)

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - NOVEMBER 14: Eli Roth attends Tristar Pictures' "Thanksgiving" LA Fan Screening at Vista Theatre on November 14, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)
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Where to Stream It – Hollywood Life

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
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Image Credit: Getty Images

With Thanksgiving around the corner, many are getting into the holiday spirit, but some have a different type of mindset. While several are looking forward to rewatching holiday classics, horror fans are excited to rewatch Thanksgiving, which was released in 2023. The film was highly praised by critics and fans alike after its premiere. 

Per Polygon, the film’s director, Eli Roth, pointed out that scary movies tend to slow down after Halloween season. “The rest of the year was just Christmas and family movies! And I’m Jewish, so Christmas movies don’t really matter to me. I would just have to wait until January or February for the movies to get good again.” He added, “So I wanted to fill the November void. There was a desert with no horror films. I wanted to fill it with a Thanksgiving slasher film.”

Roth also mentioned that the idea for his film came after seeing videos of people fighting over Black Friday sale items. “That’s what made us want to make the movie, thinking, ‘Oh, this is what it’s about: It’s about consumerism run amok.’ It’s this idea of pretending to be thankful, but actually, like, stepping over your neighbor to get an item that’s on sale,” he told the outlet.

To learn more about the movie and where to stream it, keep reading below.

What Is the Thanksgiving 2023 Movie About?

According to IMDb, the synopsis reads, “After a Black Friday riot ends in tragedy, a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired killer terrorizes Plymouth, Massachusetts — the birthplace of the infamous holiday.”

How to Watch the Thanksgiving Horror Movie

Having been out for two year, Thanksgiving can be streamed for free on Hulu, Disney+ and fuboTV as of 2025. 

Who Is in the Thanksgiving Cast?

The film stars several famous heavy hitters, including Patrick Dempsey, Ty Olsson, Gina Gershon, Addison Rae and more.

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Shilpa Shetty Brings Home Sacred Kafni and Paduka of Sai Baba; Shares Emotional Video with Family
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Shilpa Shetty Brings Home Sacred Kafni and Paduka of Sai Baba; Shares Emotional Video with Family

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
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Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty recently shared a deeply spiritual moment with her fans, bringing home the sacred Kafni and Paduka of Shirdi Sai Baba along with her family. The video, shared by the actress on Instagram, shows Shilpa worshipping Sai Baba alongside her husband Raj Kundra and family, and it has quickly gone viral among devotees. In the video surfacing on social media, Lata Mangeshkar’s devotional bhajan “Shiridi Majhe Pandharpur, Sai Majhe Pandharpur” plays in the background as Shilpa performs the rituals with heartfelt devotion.

Shilpa Shetty

Shilpa Shetty Bring Paduka Home

Sharing the video on the internet the actress captioned the post, “Sai Baba, I am filled with love and gratitude to bring home your sacred Kafni and Paduka. May your divine grace always remain in my home and heart. Continue to guide me with devotion and patience. Om Sai Ram.” For Sai devotees, bringing home a Kafni and Paduka is considered a rare blessing, symbolizing the arrival of Baba’s divine grace and protection in one’s home.

Shilpa Shetty

Also Read: “A Man Is Always Single”, RJ Mahvash Took A Dig At Palash Muchhal Over Broken Marriage With Smriti Mandhana And Palash Muchhal

Apart from this spiritual milestone, Shilpa Shetty is gearing up for her role in the Kannada action-drama film ‘KD – The Devil’. The movie also stars Dhruv Sarja, Sanjay Dutt, Nora Fatehi, V. Ravichandran, and Ramesh Arvind, and is directed by Prem. Based on true events in Bangalore during the 1970s, the film will release not only in Kannada, but also in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam, expanding its reach across multiple Indian languages.

Shilpa Shetty

Let us tell you that Shilpa’s heartfelt worship video and upcoming film projects have captured the attention of fans, blending spirituality with her dynamic Bollywood journey. Fans are commenting fiercely on this viral video of the actress and praising the couple for their spirituality and devotion in Sai Baba. The entire family is seen getting emotional during this ceremony.

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Kirsten Dunst and Channing Tatum Are Perfect Scene Partners
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Kirsten Dunst and Channing Tatum Are Perfect Scene Partners

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
written by jummy84

The last time I spoke with Kirsten Dunst, for her work in Alex Garland’s 2024 pulse-pounder “Civil War,” it came with an unexpected coda: a win at the National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards for that story. So when I was on deck to interview Dunst again, alongside her “Roofman” co-star Channing Tatum, I pulled out the star-shaped award I received for the honor. No pressure for this interview, I joked.

“What’s it say?” Dunst asked, leaning forward to get a better look. “Well, it’s when we talked for ‘Civil War,’ and the name of my piece was Kirsten Dunst Is Our Most Reasonable Movie Star,” I told her.

Tatum beamed. “I like ‘reasonable,’ because that is right. If I ever really needed to get a real perspective on something, I would absolutely come to you,” he said, turning to his co-star. “I would 100 percent want to have your perspective, because I know it would be a reasonable one. On both sides! You wouldn’t just try to take my side.”

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Dunst laughed and tried to demure. “No,” she said with a smile. “You would!” Tatum said. “You’d be like, ‘Well, you should probably look at this as well,’ and I’d be like, ‘Damn it. No, you’re right.’”

While Derek Cianfrance’s fact-based feature marks the first time Dunst and Tatum have starred together, the pair are longtime admirers of each other’s work. That admiration is obvious, even through the screen of a Zoom interview, as the pair comfortably traded stories (and compliments) about the other and how that respect and appreciation translated to 2025’s most charming onscreen pairing.

Dunst and Tatum don’t even really interact until the film is almost at its midway mark. Instead, we watch Tatum’s Jeffrey Manchester — based on a very real dude, who became infamous in the late ’90s for breaking into various fast food joints through the roof, then robbing them in quite respectful fashion — admire Dunst’s Leigh Wainscott from afar, kind of. Manchester’s crimes did catch up with him, and when he was thrown into prison in 2000, the way-too clever former soldier cooked up a daring escape, which eventually led him to a natty hiding spot: in a suburban Toys “R” Us.

In Cianfrance’s film, which he wrote alongside Kirt Gunn, Dunst’s Leigh works at that same Toys “R” Us (the real Wainscott didn’t). As Jeffrey carves out a strange (and sometimes fun) existence inside the store, he notices Leigh, a single mom with a sterling work ethic and a real sense of right and wrong. And when he just so happens to run into her at her local church (where the real Manchester and Wainscott met), their immediate chemistry turns into a warm romance.

In a film filled with insane details — most of them true! — Dunst and Tatum are so believable and so real that their bond turns a nutty true crime story into one of the year’s most unexpected crowdpleasers. The first step for both of them? Maybe some nerves about sharing the screen with someone they already liked so much.

“I saw ‘Interview with the Vampire,’ but I wasn’t an actor then, so I didn’t have that [feeling of], ‘I want to work with that little beast of a girl in that movie,’” Tatum said of the first time he remembered taking notice of Dunst. “That movie? She’s literally blowing [out of the water] two of the biggest movie stars and best actors of any generation … I don’t know how that little person just had that in them. She’s now just a little taller, and it’s the same fire in there.”

Dunst seemed to recognize Tatum’s range early, noting that she loved him in both “Foxcatcher” and “21 Jump Street.” “I knew working with Chan was going to be… I just knew,” she said. “I had a feeling about him, and I was right.” (Reasonable!)

Tatum credits Cianfrance for recognizing that his stars would vibe, both in front of and behind the camera.

Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst star in Paramount Pictures' "ROOFMAN."
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“Derek really knew that Kirsten and I were just going to immediately connect and get each other,” Tatum said. “We’re very similar in a lot of ways, in the way that we approach the world or move through the world. He just knew, ultimately, that that was going to work, and then we’re just going to genuinely like each other. I think our acting style is very similar. Sometimes you work with people who are so aware of the camera and what they’re doing, and saving their really good stuff for the close-up. And it feels a little, I don’t want to say manipulated, because sometimes that really works. I don’t ever judge anybody’s process, because man, some people give incredible performances that way.”

Dunst was more to the point: “It’s selfish, really. I like to work with people that aren’t selfish actors,” she said. She didn’t need to worry about that with Tatum, who still beams when he thinks back to the first day the pair got to work together.

“If anything, they kept hiding us from each other during the prep for this movie,” Tatum said. “Derek really wanted the first time that we genuinely got to connect and really talk and meet each other [to be] on camera for the very first time, and that was the very first take of the Red Lobster scene. There’s, I don’t know, what, 14, 15 other actresses at that table? And Kirsten just became my safe space. I was so nervous to get to act with her, and then, take one, we just looked at each other for the very first time, and I was just like, ‘Oh, OK. Everything’s going to be OK.”

The scene in question follows Jeffery (going by the name “John Zorn”) and Leigh’s first official meeting, when she invites him to a post-church meal at a local Red Lobster with a bunch of other singletons (all women) from their congregation. Even at a big table in the middle of a chain restaurant, the pair’s giddy chemistry is obvious.

For Dunst, that scene felt “dorky and fun,” the start of something new for both of the characters. “I just had to feel like a woman who is blown away by this guy and trying to figure it out,” Dunst said. “I feel like she’s someone who hasn’t giggled genuinely in a while, or had these feelings that she’s feeling. It was just embracing your inner happiness.”

After the pair leave the restaurant, a blushing Leigh makes a bit of a move on Jeffrey, shyly asking him out on a date. It’s a light, lovely moment, built on the first flush of romance. “Just leaning into all that, because it makes it feel real,” Dunst said. “And that’s what Derek is always fishing for: the most real and authentic performances.”

“The real Jeff told me that Leigh was actually the one moving it forward,” Tatum added. “I think she pushed him against a van and kissed him first, and he was like, ‘Whoa! Jesus.’ Very forward and strong, and he liked it. And he’s goofy, so I get to be goofy in that scene, and the scene outside by the car is just really sweet. We don’t really know each other yet, so we were still trying to figure it out.”

[Editor’s note: Spoilers for the last act of “Roofman” follow.]

One of Dunst’s best scenes, at least by Tatum’s estimation, isn’t even in the final film. Jeffrey’s misdeeds and real identity are, of course, eventually found out. As the walls start closing in, Jeffrey starts to flee, heading to the airport and away from Leigh and her two daughters, who are expecting him for Christmas dinner. But when Leigh calls him, he can’t resist her gentle asks as to when she might expect him.

And though it’s not entirely clear to Jeffrey at that moment, as the audience, we get an inkling of what’s happening: Leigh has been tasked with bringing him back in. In the final film, we only see Tatum’s side of the conversation, but Dunst’s was also shot, with a cadre of cops around her, forcing her to trick the man she loves.

“God, one of Kirsten’s best-acted scenes in the movie, they’re all great, but there was this one,” Tatum said. “I watched the whole scene. I was there watching the scene, and it is just crushing. She’s getting interviewed by the real cops that actually arrested Jeffrey, and they were interviewing her like they would a real suspect, and she just nails this thing. It’s killer.”

The scene didn’t ultimately make it into the film, mostly because everyone agreed it gave too much away and detracted from the raw energy of what Tatum is experiencing in that moment. Dunst doesn’t get fussed about that sort of thing. Even if that scene is not in the film, the emotion is.

“The real Leigh was there that day,” Dunst said. “It didn’t bother me at all, although other people projected that it should bother me. But it didn’t at all. And I felt like, ‘Oh, we shared something in life, kind of’ in that moment for her.”

When Jeffrey arrives at Leigh’s apartment, we know what’s about to happen: He’s going to get caught. As a distraught Jeffrey is grabbed by the cops, a horrified and heartbroken Leigh sits unseen in a cop car, mere yards away. Dunst’s face in these moments is a revelation, her emotions so present, her expression so raw.

“I don’t really think about what I’m doing with my face, because then I probably would not be genuine,” she said of that scene. “I did listen to a Nina Simone song during that take. Sometimes, I look for other people’s performances, whether it’s a live performance [or something else], and that connects me to the realness of being a human being. I think your job is just to give your guts. You know what I mean? And so I just try and put myself in a place that feels authentic for myself, and I think that people can smell whether something feels genuine or not.”

Tatum nodded next to her. “‘Give your guts’! I love that. I’m stealing that,” he said.

Dunst chuckled. “Otherwise, what am I doing here? You know what I mean? It’s a job that I do,” she said. “I don’t think, ‘Oh, people are going to watch this and judge me.’ I don’t judge myself, I don’t judge… And you know what? If people don’t like me anymore, then I’ll go do something else. It’s like, I don’t know what to tell you. This is what you get.”

Tatum smiled at his co-star. “I think you’re good. I think they like it. I don’t think you have to do anything else.”

A Paramount Pictures release, “Roofman” is now available on digital platforms.

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Victoria Beckham Pre-Fall 2026 Collection
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Victoria Beckham Pre-Fall 2026 Collection

by jummy84 November 28, 2025
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A little considered aspect of the London landscape is how it’s home to so many of the world’s strongest women designers. Among those who maintain studios in the city are Phoebe Philo, Stella McCartney, Sarah Burton, Clare Waight Keller, Roksanda Ilincic, and Victoria Beckham. They also happen to share a generational position—age 50 or thereabouts, with loads of children between them. Plus: based on decades of work and life experience, not to mention emotional and practical intelligence about clothes, these are designers who know exactly who they’re dressing.

The documentary of how Victoria Beckham has hit this in-her-prime phase as a designer is playing on Netflix—she’s in America promoting it now. The dramas and pitfalls of her startup years make for some cliff-hanging moments until she reaches the point of confidence and focus that her collections exude now. One thing that’s not changed: She’s always there to talk through her collections, just as she did from the beginning.

Her grown-up proposition revolves around dresses and tailoring, a clarity honed from the experiments she talks about as a girl, and the early tutoring of Roland Mouret, who taught her to drape on her own body—that, and a self-confessed control freak image-consciousness honed from a lifetime of being photographed from every angle. Exact but relaxed, her pre-collection balances glamour with practicality, without skimping on design.

When you have a great cut, why throw it away? The VB blazer is a signature testament to that; it’s tailored to read oversized, with pressed sleeves, but actually skims in to give a sense of waist. This season, the nonchalant detail of a cutaway collar jumps out: a chic note of deconstruction adding oomph to an impeccable failsafe piece.

Dress-wise, she’s mastered the highly tricky art of asymmetry. There’s something in the liquid flow of the shapes—satin, lace, or jersey—which vaguely echoes the 1930s (she said she’s been looking at the Marchesa Casati). The construction shows clearly how she thinks of the body in the round: hemlines dip, a shoulder’s bared, a ruched zone clasps a waist, a scarf-like drape flows down a back. Lately, Beckham has been practicing this herself when out and about with her husband and family and in front of King Charles. Grand, but quite simple in effect, it’s her own look that radiates the confidence of a grown woman.

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