News about Tilda Swinton

Tilda Swinton was spotted in a rare outing looking loved up with her long-term partner Sandro Kopp, 46, as they showed off their unique style. The 63-year-old actress - who recently gushed over Problemista director Julio Torres - bundled up in a poofy navy zip up and black slacks. She wore a black turtleneck underneath as she paired the look with a maroon hat, black glasses, and black loafers.

Yes it's that time of year when some women's thoughts turn to white jeans and others' . . . definitely do not. If you're a female celebrity -almost any female celebrity but chief among the white jeans ­fanclub are Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Katie Holmes, Sienna Miller and, lest you should suspect that white jeans are something you put away in your fifties, Cindy Crawford and Tilda Swinton - then you've already hunted out your white jeans. You were wearing them the first hot weekend in April (there is extra kudos in going early) and you've been making the most of the white jeans and a camel/navy polo neck sweater look.

When it comes to make-up, I'm a fan of the-less-is-more approach, which confirms my belief that style tastes and beauty regimes are closely aligned. I'm fascinated by - and applaud - the growing number of women who go about their day make-up-free

According to Alex Peake-Tomkinson, Lionel Shriver is the author of 16 books, including the international bestseller We Need To Talk About Kevin (2003). It was turned into a Best Actress Bafta Award and a Best Actress Golden Globe Award in 2011 - Tilda Swinton was nominated for a Best Actress Bafta Award and a Best Actress Golden Globe Award. Her books have been translated into 28 languages. She and her husband, jazz guitarist Jeff Williams, live outside Lisbon, Portugal, now 66.

On Monday, police, Homeland Security, and a number of other black-clad, helmeted feds searched his Los Angeles and Miami homes as part of a high-drama sex trafficking investigation. And they even frog-marched his sons out of their $40 million LA mansion with guns drawn. And, it appears from photographs Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyers' presentation, his gaudy cribs were destroyed. We're talking about Puff Daddy, not El Chapo, right? The Bad Boy mogul is now taking a page from another beleaguered naughty boy's playbook, as the rapper's counsel called the coordinated raids a 'gross overuse of military-level power' and a "witch hunt." Did he crib that from glamazon Trump lawyer Alina Habba?

Tilda Swinton and Julio Torres discovered a working relationship reminiscent of the one she had with Derek Jarman on the set of surreal comedy Problemista. Derek produced Tilda in nine films between 1986 and 1993, with the English director's death coming next year at the age of 52. Tilda, 63, and director Julio, 37, who rose to fame for his work on Saturday Night Live, discussed their film and their strong friendship. "I really thought, lightning doesn't strike twice," Tilda said when working with Julio. You're really lucky. You had this amazing family and he's now gone, and you won't be able to do it like anybody else." And then I was in a'shutdown.' Alejandro, a struggling toy designer from El Salvador (Julio), a young art-world outcast who starts working for Elizabeth, a struggling toy designer who wants to stay in the country and fulfill his dream before his work visa expires.

After the pair joined up to co-produce the film, Emma Stone made her rare red carpet appearance with her husband Dave McCary at the Problemista screening in New York on Tuesday. The award-winning actress, 35, was recognized for her contribution to Village East Cinema alongside author and comedian Terry Jones, 38. In New York, Problemista follows the life of Alejandro, a young man from El Salvador who is trying to bring his eccentric ideas to life. Julio Torres, the film's producer and writer, also appeared in the film, as Tilda Swinton and Greta Lee.

On Tuesday, Tilda Swinton stunned onlookers as she arrived at a screening of A24's latest film Problemista at Village East Cinema in New York City. The Academy Award-winning photographer, 63, posed for photographs sporting a striking blue feather top that obscured her face. She wore it with a chic black jacket with white-trim cuffs and skinny black trousers under a sleek black jacket.

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This is a hit film. This is a new baby. A marriage bid. Prestigious awards... And all in less than a year. Mia McKenna-Bruce, the actress who's been going places fast, is the actress who's going places fast.

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TikToker Sam Fletcher (picture on the left) was seated on warm mulled wine and nibbling on fancy hors d'oeuvres opposite Hugh Grant and Tilda Swinton, while rubbing shoulders with global fashionistas at the prestigious function. He used the event's hashtag to find someone who had shared a snapshot of the invite. Sam then created a 'like-for-like' carbon copy and brazenly snatched the orange graphic from Chanel's own website for the back of the invite by using just a laptop and photoshop. Despite using a box of teabags for scale, it didn't come to a snag and ended up making it too small.

ALISON BOSHOFF: There's rumors that a new show about all the royal controversies left out of the current series will be next on screen. However, Prince Andrew, Fergie, and the younger royals will breathe easily, as I'm told that now he has called the end of the Netflix drama. Morgan's first series came out in 2016 but Morgan is estimated to have earned at least £1 million per episode, summing up to £50 million over the decade he has been on the show.

The Fine Art Society announced on Thursday that the Paisley-born polymath, who is best known for his films including his play The Slab Boys and the 1987 television show Tutti Frutti Frutti Frutti, died 'peacefully' on Thursday, with his wife Jeanine by his side. Byrne - who fathered twins with Hollywood actress Tilda Swinton - designed the book covers for Donovan, The Beatles, Gerry Rafferty, and Sir Billy Connolly, as well as a masterful painters. In Glasgow's National Portrait Gallery, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum exhibit his work.

On day two of the 20th Marrakech Intentional Film Festival in Morocco, Jessica Chastain and Tilda Swinton starred. After leading the actors at the opening night festivities, the screen sirens put on another glam display. Jessica, 46, wowed in a slinky black dress with statement pink satin detail on the bust, underscoring her awesome curves.

On Thursday, Jessica Chastain and Tilda Swinton led the glamour at the Marrakech Intentional Film Festival in Morocco. Jessica, the Oscar winner, wore a sparking metallic jumpsuit as she graced the red carpet. Her beauty was tailored to perfection, with plunging neckline and a dramatic fringe cape.

The stand-up comedian, 61, looked sophisticated in a black velvet gown styled with a single over-the-elbow glove for the photoshoot. As she posed up a storm for the December issue of British Vogue, she gave her a pop of color with a bold red manicure.

Stormzy was one of a slew of British celebrities to appear in a massive Vogue spread. In a striking photograph shot by Tim Walker and Adama Jalloh for the Fashion Bible's December issue, "The Heavy Is The Head rapper, 30," looked stunning. Tradition & Revolution, which celebrates the United Kingdom. Stormzy, who is styled by Melissa Holdbrook-Akposoe, was dressed in a striking white suit for his digital cover shoot, even though he went shirtless for one image.

On Friday evening, Tilda Swinton attended a special screening of The Eternal Daughter at the BFI Southbank in London. The actress, 63, cut a stylish figure for the exclusive black blazer with silver buttons running down the centre. She complemented the top with a pair of chic black oversized trousers and black heels that peeked out from underneath.

The video, which was shot in London on Tuesday night, shows two women and a man ripping down the posters before the man notices he is being filmed, pulls down his cap, and walks away. According to one of the women, wearing a black jacket and a long scarf, the posters feature 'photos of people kidnapped by terrorists' and are accused of not caring about 'human life.' The video from Leicester Square ends with another man walking and pulling off the posters one by one. He turns around and smiles at the camera before walking away.

As Palestinian citizens gather outside a Bristol branch claiming the fast food chain is 'killing innocent people,' this is the most exciting moment for them.' The video, which was posted earlier today, shows a young woman leading chants in favour of 'Free Palestine', as roughly 20 others join in with Palestinian flags and placards. The woman can be heard yelling 'Boycott McDonalds' before repeating, 'Shame on McDonalds for funding Israel.' innocent people are killed,' says the author.

The video, which was shot in Leicester Square last night, shows two women and a man ripping down the posters before the man, who is aware he is being caught, dips his cap, and walks away. One of the women, wearing a black coat and a long scarf, was told by posters that there are 'photos of people abducted by terrorists' and accused of not caring about 'human life'. Another man is seen walking and ripping off the posters one by one. He turns around and smiles at the camera before walking away.

Alice Temperley MBE (left) took to Instagram on Saturday (top right) to share her thoughts on the conflict between Israel and Hamas, which began on October 7 when the terror group crossed the border and murdered 1,400 Israelis. 'The West helped create Hamas through decades of violence and destruction in Gaza,' Ms Temperley wrote. Ms Temperley's original Instagram post was later updated to include a condemnation of any acts of violence (bottom right).

As he opposed signing a letter from campaigning for humanitarian assistance in Gaza, Steve Coogan condemned Hamas over a "horrific and brutal" invasion of Israel. In the letter requesting a ceasefire, Coogan and a slew of others, including Tilda Swinton, Charles Dance, and Maxine Peake, have been chastised for failing to condemn Hamas' brutal terror attacks. More than 2,000 actors, singers, and musicians had signed the book, alleging that the government is not only responsible for combating war crimes but also assisting and abetting them.'