You’ve probably noticed that we love a good affordable celebrity find. Especially when it’s an affordable Zara find. Sure, Zara has plenty of “Extra” pieces currently in stock, but usually it’s the basics that get the most wear, which Sienna Miller clearly realizes. She just donned a $70(!) plaid shirtdress that couldn’t be more perfect for early fall. With its versatile midi length and neutral black, white, and gray color palette, it has wardrobe staple written all over it. Oh, and as you’ll see, it’s the perfect dress to wear with ankle boots. Just add a chunky cardigan when the temperatures call for it.
There’s a reason why celebrities so often unintentionally turn what they wear into “It” pieces (especially when the celebrity is as stylish as Miller): People trust their choices because they have their pick of basically any fashion item on the planet. In this case, Miller found the perfect dress to wear during the day, with ankle boots, in early fall. Shop it below, and a few other Zara dresses to wear with ankle boots.
On Sienna Miller: Zara Plaid Shirt Dress ($70); Mansur Gavriel Brandy Bucket Bag ($595)
Leonardo DiCaprio is obviously living the dream. He’s one of the world’s highest-paid actors, stars in virtually any movie he wants, and, oh yeah, regularly dates gorgeous supermodels half his age. But that doesn’t mean he’s immune from the guiles of a crafty con man who managed to infiltrate the actor’s inner circle.
So let that marinate a moment: A financier who basically bribed his way into rich and famous circles of acquaintances was a con man, and his con was funding a hit movie—about a con man.
It’ll give you a headache if you think about it too much.
Leo as Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street
What Low did isn’t too complicated to explain, though: he raided a huge fund set aside for Malaysian infrastructure projects and bought DiCaprio and other Hollywood players fine art and threw huge parties featuring up the likes of Kanye West.
Some of the high-priced gifts Low gave DiCaprio:
$3.3 million Picasso for his birthday as a late birthday present”, a
$9.2 million Jean Michel Basquiat collage, “Red Man One.”
The Best Actor Oscar Marlon Brando won for On the Waterfront.
Low charmed other celebs, including Paris Hilton, whom he paid up to $100k for her just to show up at a party.
Including DiCaprio many famous folks had to give up their insanely expensive schwag once the scam was revealed. Crazy enough, Malaysia wanted its money back.
DiCaprio has a love for grifters. He’s played so many. He must’ve found this funny on some level.
As for Jho Low? He’s currently on the lam, a wanted man. If he’s ever caught, he’ll surely make some money back on selling film rights to his story.
Earlier this month, Paulina Gretzky, the daughter of hockey legend Wayne Gretzky and former Maxim cover model, suddenly deleted pictures of her fiancee, pro golfer Dustin Johnson, off her Instagram account, leaving many wondering if she was trying to send a message to the world that she’s single.
Johnson took to Twitter to address the issue a few days ago, and tweeted:
And finally, Gretzky broke her silence as well with a cryptic video posted to her Instagram Story, showing her listening to country singer Dustin Lynch’s “I’d Be Jealous Too” which has lyrics like “I’d be jealous too, if she was with you.” Hmm…
This obviously further fueled the rumor that the couple is no longer together since that song could be interpreted to imply that somebody may have cheated, especially since reports surfaced that the whole fallout was possibly caused by “California socialite” Yassie Safai and Johnson getting a little too close.
According to the New York Post, Safai took to Instagram to deny any involvement in the model and the golfer’s relationship drama.
“I met Dustin Johnson at Sherwood Country Club. I have run into him at Sherwood maybe 4 times since then and yes briefly spoke with him, like I’m sure any avid golfer and member would,” she apparently wrote, but her account seems to have been deleted.
“I am sure he is a great person but we do not have a close friendship. I have never met Paulina Gretzky and do not know the Gretzky family, but again, I am sure they are great people.”
Well, until Gretzky and Johnson, who have been engaged since 2013 and have two kids, outright address what their status is, we can only speculate.
In the meantime, feel free enjoy these pictures of Paulina Gretzky, just because she’s absolutely stunning.
Love him or hate him, news about controversial former 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick is rarely boring. This time it’s also the kind of news that might piss off his haters in a huge way.
TMZ posted a video Wednesday featuring Mark Geragos—Kaepernick’s celebrity attorney. Geragos certainly hinted his client is poised for a comeback, with at least two major teams considering bringing him on board.
If you’ve been living under a rock the news might be meaningless. But it’s a big deal, given that Kaepernick became persona non grata to the NFL two years ago after he began kneeling during the national anthem to draw attention to police abuse of young black men.
The level of controversy sparked by Kaepernick’s protest makes the teams Geragos hinted at surprising.
Claiming he couldn’t name-drop due to attorney-client privilege, Geragos nevertheless gave some pointed hints that might be obvious to anyone who closely follow news about the NFL:
“If Al Davis was still alive—that’s all I’m gonna say.”
Al Davis was the co-owner and general manager of the Oakland Raiders for 39 years and he died seven years ago.
Geragos also asked the TMZ correspondent if he knew “who Meek Mill was visited by when he was in custody.” That was Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots.
The inescapable conclusion, of course, is the Raiders and the Pats are, at minimum, curious.
Of course, Kaepernick hasn’t been quiet since he left the 49ers.
He’s concentrated on philanthropy and activism and most recently, Nike unveiled a new ad campaign fronted by Kaepernick.
That campaign sent the company’s sales through the roof. And that was despite the fact many who have interpreted Kaepernick’s protest as being anti-American elected burn their Nike products on camera. See just one example below.
Mark Geragos has been representing celebs like Chris Brown and Michael Jackson for years. He knows how to court attention and probably enjoys it—but as an attorney he knows it’d be bad for him to hype without something backing it up.
There’s a good chance, then, that something’s up with Kaepernick. If we had to guess between the teams Geragos hinted at, we’d say the Raiders are more likely to sign him.
New England is characterized by the tight-lipped style of Bill Belichick and—especially after the Aaron Hernandez saga—a need to avoid drama of any kind. It’d be shocking to see Kaepernick end up there.
But who knows? Right now it’s just Kaepernick and his attorney. Whoever takes him, it’ll be big, controversial news.
Looks like James Bond‘s signature Aston-Martin won’t be idling in the garage for much longer.
Following news that director Danny Boyle lost the gig over “creative differences,” it’s been announced that True Detective season one auteur Cary Fukunaga has stepped in to helm the 25th Bond movie.
Producers Barbara Broccoli, Michael G. Wilson, and star Daniel Craig announced on Twitter that they had tapped Fukunaga, who also wrote the hit adaptation of Stephen King’s It, to direct Bond 25.
Production on the movie begins on March 4, 2019, at the U.K.’s iconic Pinewood Studios, which has hosted many classic Bond flicks, and it’s slated for a February 2020 release.
Despite famously agonizing about reprising his role as the martini-swilling super spy, Craig will in fact return for a fifth outing. He began his 007 tour of duty with 2006’s Casino Royale, and was widely praised as a major upgrade over Pierce Brosnan’s considerably less menacing Bond.
But still, after 14 years as 007, even playing the world’s most beloved imaginary secret agent could wear a guy down. (Though the insanely huge paychecks can’t hurt.)
Meanwhile, Fukunaga may not be a household name, but he’s long been seen as a virtuoso filmmaker. Aside from directing the gritty Idris Elba drama Beasts of No Nation, Fukunaga is best known for absolutely crushing the first season of HBO’s True Detective, which has never really reached the dizzying heights of the original season with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson (not to mention that legendary Alexandra Daddario topless scene.)
In case you missed it, here’s one of Fukunaga’s most talked-about scenes from the series:
Welcome to our S/S 19 runway coverage! With NYFW and LFW behind us and two more weeks of fashion month ahead, we’re off to Milan for the next round of runway shows. From who’s attending the biggest shows in Italy (and sitting front row) to the spring trends you’ll see everywhere next year, this is your guide to the key moments of Milan Fashion Week. We’re spilling everything you need to know about what’s happening abroad in the fashion scene with our 15-second reviews.
Whether you’re looking forward to spring’s chicest trends and Instagrammable accessories and shoes or simply want a peek inside fashion’s craziest month, we’re here to bring you the best bite-size insight from the top runway shows, celebrity-filled after-parties, and everything in between. Keeping reading for the most important moments of MFW so far, and be sure to check back as we’ll be updating the story as the events continue.
