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Anya Taylor-Joy commanded attention on Wednesday, as she ditched her bra for an outing, just hours before her film Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga premieres at Cannes Film Festival. The actress, 28, put on a racy display in a silver cardigan encrusted in sparkly diamonds, beads and sequins. The bedazzled jacket was only held shut at her neck, leaving her cleavage entirely exposed and flashing a glimpse of sideboob.

The actress, 28, looked incredible in the trailing dress as she left the Marriott hotel in Cannes, France, on Tuesday after being interviewed for the festival. Anya showed off incredible physique in the dress - which consisted of a white bandeau bodysuit covered by sheer chiffon. The dress was adorned with flower appliques and Anya wore a huge straw hat hanging around her neck by a black strap. The star, who is in Cannes for the premiere of her new Mad Max flick, finished off her look with a pair of strappy white heeled sandals and sported a striking combination of a bright red lip with her platinum locks.

Anya Taylor-Joy has gushed she's 'completely and utterly in love' with husband Malcolm McRae as she reflected on their two-year marriage. Gracing the cover of ELLE's June/July 2024 issue, the actress, 28, posed for a stunning shoot while discussing the moment they secretly eloped together. In April, Anya confirmed that she and Malcolm had tied the knot, two years after they actually married in New Orleans, sharing a gallery of snaps from the day.

The actress, 28, put on a very leggy display in a denim mini skirt, teamed with a chic white blouse with bows printed across the front.

Mad Max: Fury Road director George Miller is opening up about the bad blood that brewed between Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy on the set of the 2015 action-adventure motion picture. Miller, 79, said he thought that the tension was a result of Theron, 48, and Hardy, 46, immersing themselves in their respective characters of Imperator Furiosa and Max Rockatansky.

Anya Taylor-Joy made a statement in a mustard yellow dress as she touched down in France on Monday, just a day before Cannes Film Festival kicks off. Her much anticipated upcoming movie Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is set to premiere at the 77th Film Festival on Wednesday.

A braless Anya Taylor-Joy cut a casual figure in grey as she left Chateau Mormont on Sunday with her husband Malcolm McRae. The actress, 28, wore a cropped vest and tailored trousers and carried a large red bag in the crook of her arm. She finished her look with black shoes and a peach scrunchie and her larger pieces of luggage were pushed by Malcolm and a member of staff. Musician Malcolm, 30, looked dapper in a striped shirt which he tucked into blue jeans and a pair of brown boots. Anya has been in LA promoting her upcoming film Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, the fifth in the Mad Max series,

Anya Taylor-Joy dazzled in a stunning new shoot for Variety Magazine - where she wowed in elegant style in a series of incredible shots.  The actress, 28, who tied the knot in an idyllic ceremony in 2022, was back in a white dress for the shoot, in which she discussed her engagement and subsequent 'magical' wedding to musician Malcolm McRae.  Oozing high fashion sophistication, the Miami-born beauty flaunted her tiny waist and lithe figure in an avant-garde structured gown. 

While the full reviews won't be in until closer to the May 24 release date, early reactions to Furiosa from a wide swath of film critics is quite strong. The new film from director George Miller is a prequel to his lauded 2015 blockbuster Mad Max: Fury Road, providing an origin story for the title character, played by Charlize Theron in the previous film. Anya Taylor-Joy takes over as the younger Furiosa, which is set between 15 and 20 years before the events of Mad Max: Fury Road.

The actress, 28, stole the show at the Australian premiere of Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga in Sydney on Thursday with her quirky and extravagant haute couture look. She has now given an insight into how the look was pulled together as she took to Instagram to share snaps of herself getting ready for the big night.

She's one of Hollywood's most glamorous actresses.  And Anya Taylor-Joy turned Sydney International Airport into her own personal catwalk on Tuesday as she stepped off a flight looking impossibly chic.  The 28-year-old, who is scheduled to attend the Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga premiere in Sydney later this week, stunned in a knitted white top with sheer panelling as she strolled though the arrivals terminal. 

Mad Max: Furiosa director George Miller has revealed his shock verdict on the performances of his lead actors Chris Hemsworth and Anya Taylor-Joy. The veteran filmmaker, 79, recently appeared at the Warner Bros. 2024 CinemaCon in Las Vegas and jokingly said they were so good he had trouble recognising them out of costume. 'They're complete frauds to me after I spent a year in the cutting room,' he said.

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Anya Taylor-Joy sizzled for shutterbugs on Tuesday night at the Warner Bros. Pictures presentation during CinemaCon 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The acclaimed actress, 27, was joined by Furiosa co-star Chris Hemsworth and director George Miller at the annual four-day soiree at the Colosseum Theater. Anya hit the red carpet in a sexy vinyl LBD that showed off her killer figure.

Since the death of Australian Mad Max stunt man Grant Page in a car accident, tributes have flowed in. On Thursday, the 85-year-old screen legend was driving alone near Kendall on the mid-north coast of New South Wales when he collided with a tree. On Thursday, his longtime friend and former manager Brian Trenchard-Smith wrote a touching tribute to Page on his blog.

Grant Page, the Australian Mad Max stunt man, was killed in a car crash. On Thursday, the 85-year-old screen legend was driving alone in Kendall, on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, when he collided with a tree. According to Leroy Page's newspaper, ambulance and police were on the scene within minutes.

Despite cruel trolls continuing to spread inaccurate information about his real age, Quaden Bayles has commemorated his 13th birthday in style.

In the first action-packed trailer for George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road prequel, Furiosa, Chris Hemsworth appears completely unrecognizable. With long, shaggy, shoulder-length hair, an overgrown beard, and a prosthetic nose, the Australian actor, 40, became Dementus. A video of Furiosa (Anya Taylor-Joy) stumbling through the wasteland begins Friday's trailer.

It's Everton's Arnaut Danjuma who is the most likely to find the back of the net at any time, with the Dutchman selling for 5/4. He is marginally larger at 4/1 for those predicting that he will rank first. Neal Maupay, Danjuma's teammate, is the second favorite to get on the scoresheet in 90 minutes, with 9/2 to bag the opener. Joe Ironside and George Miller are the cheapest for Rovers, with the pair attempting to score anywhere between 7/2 and 4/1 respectively.

It might have a population of just 50 people, but Adrian Bennett made his dream come true by moving from Bradford, England, to the tiny, dusty town of Silverton in the NSW outback. The reason Adrian moved his wife and three children to the other side of the world to a rural village on the NSW/SA border? Because he is a Mad Max superfan, he wanted to build a museum in the rural area where Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior was shot. The English family moved to the country in 2006, and although it was always their intention to open the museum, Silverton became their home four years later when the Mad Max 2 Museum was opened.

Since being accused of dismissing a 17-year-old student's cries for medical attention in the days leading up to her death, one of Utah's top boarding schools for troubled teens was forced to close its doors this week. It was the sixth death related to the state's burgeoning therapeutic education industry in the last four years, according to campaigners. Taylor Goodridge's parents also filed a $12,000-a-month lawsuit against Diamond Ranch Academy for failing to provide medical attention to their daughter, who had been vomiting for 12 days before her death and had abnormally low blood pressure and high heart rate, according to her. Diamond Ranch, which closed Monday, was just the latest in a string of mishaps to befall the therapeutic education industry in the state, which has been chastised for its lax laws. Since 1989, there have been at least 26 at Utah therapeutic schools, according to the advocates.

George Miller, age 4, was attending his first NHL game against the Vancouver Canucks on February 11 in Detroit. The little boy was ecstatic to become the show's star. Chelsea Miller, his mother, said, 'He didn't know it was about him.' "He just kept saying, 'The good team's winning,'" says the narrator.' Fans flooded George after the game, which Detroit won 5-2. 'Understandably, at least 100 people pleaded for photos with him,' his mother said. People wanted high fives, and some even asked for his autograph.

After suffering a fatal heart attack, veteran Australian director George T. Miller died on Saturday in Melbourne, aged 79. The legendary filmmaker worked in film for five decades and produced The Man From Snowy River in 1982. In the early '90s, he went to Hollywood and produced several famous American films, including The NeverEnding Story II and Andre.

In May 2024, the 12-year-old (left) and actress Anya Taylor-Joy will meet in the film 'Furiosa', the fifth installment in the 'Mad Max' series. After being bullied at school, Quaden was given the job by director George Miller after the boy made international news in 2020 when he said he wanted a 'rope' to kill himself. The vile trolls (inset) have now added to his agony by denying their participation in the forthcoming action blockbuster. One social media user wrote on Facebook, 'I think the bullying scene was faked to propel his acting career.'