News about Isabelle Adjani

He's widely considered to be the greatest actor of his generation - having won three Oscars, four BAFTAs and two Golden Globes over the course of his forty year career. But in 2017, Daniel Day Lewis (centre, with wife Rebecca Miller in 2023) sent shockwaves through Hollywood when he announced he was retiring at the age of 60. The legendary actor (left, in New York in 2018) - who starred in Gangs of New York, There Will Be Blood, The Last of the Mohicans - never gave a reason for his exit, with his team insisting it was a 'private decision'. In a statement, Daniel's representatives simply said he was 'immensely grateful for his collaborators and audiences' and would not be making any further comment. However, the notoriously private star (left inset, with his Best Actor Oscar in 1990) appears to have made an exception for his director son Gabriel, 29, who is currently working on his directorial debut. Earlier this week, the father-of-three, who is the only person to have won three Best Actor Oscars, was pictured filming scenes in Manchester for the upcoming movie Anemone (right) alongside Sean Bean. Although Daniel's role has not been confirmed yet, the British star- who shares Gabriel with French actress Isabelle Adjani -  was pictured wearing a khaki padded jacket and white helmet as he drove Sean around on a motorbike. So, how did Daniel spend his seven years in retirement? And does this mark the start of his full-time return to Hollywood?

Daniel Day-Lewis celebrated his 67th birthday with an outing in the Big Apple on Monday.  The reclusive Oscar winner - whose last public appearance was at the National Board of Review Awards Gala back in January - was spotted taking a solo stroll in Manhattan. Sporting a casually chic navy outfit, the There Will Be Blood star maintained a low profile with a baseball hat and dark-tinted sunglasses. 

Daniel Day-Lewis may have been one of Hollywood's most well-known celebrities, but he blended in perfectly with the cool New Yorkers on Wednesday. Daniel, 66, wore a black beanie, a black jacket, a polo shirt, and smart tan slacks, all looking stylish as normal. The reclusive, Oscar winner was seen trekking through the Big Apple in his rugged boots, buying for books at a bookstore before grabbing lunch with a pal.

On Monday, the Dior Spring/Summer 2023 show in Paris was wall to wall with A list names including Kirsten Dunst and Karlie Kloss, but what was most impressive were all of the legends who attended. There were several familiar faces on television from decades ago: movie stars, models, and socialites who have all been front page news in entertainment from the 1940s to 1990s - and they all seem to be stunning today. Catherine Deneuve, 79, Carla Bruni, 55, Isabelle Adjani, 67, Bianca Jagger, 77, and Marisa Berenson, 75, were the event's top stars.

Women from around the world have been shavening their hair in solidarity with the Iranian woman in order to promote the revolution. The demonstrations were triggered by Mahsa Amini, 22, who was pronounced dead just days after Tehran's notorious morality police arrested the Iranian Kurd last month for allegedly violating the Islamic republic's stringent dress code for women. Many have taken to social media platforms such as TikTok to protest by chopping their hair and using the hashtag HairForFreedom.

Juliette Binoche has recalled a traumatic encounter she had with Gerard Depardieu in 2010 after he branded her 'nothing' in a scathing interview. In a recent interview with The Guardian, the actress, 58, talked about her tumultuous friendship with her fellow French actor 73. Juliette said that the actor "punched a fist in my face," but that the French actress intended the term as an expression of surprise, not a physical occurrence.