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Elisabeth Moss was all smiles in a shimmering and glittering mini dress as she was promoting her film Her Smell. The 37 year old actress attended a special screening with her director, Alex Ross Perry, at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City on Wednesday. Her Smell debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2018, before arriving in theaters on May 10. All smiles: Elisabeth Moss was all smiles in a shimmering and glittering mini-dress as she was promoting her film Her Smell Elisabeth's look: Elisabeth Moss was all smiles in a shimmering and glittering mini-dress as she was promoting her film Her Smell Moss was wearing a black shimmering mini-dress that fell to her thighs, with hot pink pumps. She also wore a small gold bracelet on her left wrist for the special screening for her film. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Elisabeth Moss faces off against an unseen attacker in... Elisabeth Moss dresses up her sultry red dress with a … [Read more...] about Elisabeth Moss is all smiles in a glittering mini dress at a special Her Smell screening in New York City

They're just a week from the premiere of their DC Universe show Titans. And on Monday, Minka Kelly, 38, and her cast attended IMDb at Comic Con in New York City to kick off their promotional campaign for the upcoming release.  Kelly looked staggering in a tangerine jumpsuit which she matched with beige heels. Titans! Minka Kelly, 38, and her cast attended IMDb at Comic Con in New York City on Monday to commence a hefty promotional campaign in support of the upcoming release In an apparent exertion not to divert one's attention from the dress, Kelly sported very little amount of accessories with her ensemble. The actress included a little glitz to her look with the assistance of small diamond earrings and adornments on her fingers, giving her overall set a greater extent of radiance.    RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Minka Kelly shows off cleavage in plunging orange-gold dress... Titans cast stun at NYC premiere as it's announced the show... … [Read more...] about Minka Kelly looks vibrant in tangerine jumpsuit as she promotes Titans show with co-stars at New York Comic Con

Her previous show for The CW Life Sentence was canceled after just one season. So no doubt Lucy Hale is keeping her fingers crossed that her new series for the network will have a better fate. On Wednesday, the actress, 30, was spotted in Queens, New York, filming the Riverdale spin-off Katy Keene which is set to premiere on The CW in January. New role: Lucy Hale, 30, was spotted in Queens, New York, on Wednesday filming the Riverdale spin-off Katy Keene which is set to premiere on The CW in January In the musical comedy-drama, Hale stars as in the title role as an aspiring fashion designer in New York City. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Patrick Schwarzenegger looks youthful in khakis and a... Harry Styles performs with dancing watermelons and ziplines... Hilary Duff jokes about being 'so basic' as she posts Lizzie... Fast & Furious 9 rumored to bring back the late Paul... Share this article Share She stars with Ashleigh Murray, 31, who reprises her … [Read more...] about Lucy Hale stands out in bright red coat while filming Riverdale spin-off Katy Keene in New York

New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art said on Wednesday that it will shun gifts from the US Sackler family, made rich by the production of opioids. The billionaire family owns Purdue Pharma, a company that manufactures opioids like OxyContin - linked to the deaths of thousands of Americans. The company has denied allegations that they downplayed concerns about abuse and addiction to encourage wider use.The Met's move follows a wave of similar decisions by other galleries. The National Portrait Gallery and the Tate galleries in London, and the Solomon R Guggenheim Museum in New York have already sought to distance themselves from the controversial art patrons. The Met draws more than seven million visitors each year, making it one of the most visited art museums in the world. "The museum takes a position of gratitude and respect to those who support us, but on occasion, we feel it's necessary to step away from gifts that are not in the public interest, or in our institution's … [Read more...] about New York’s Met museum to shun Sackler family donations

In 1932, a young, blind pianist from Ohio called Art Tatum was invited to what his biographer called "the welcoming committee from hell" when he arrived in New York. The reigning kings of jazz piano, including Fats Waller, invited him to a club session to let him know who was boss, but Tatum blew them all away. European emigre classical pianists, from Sergei Rachmaninov to Vladimir Horowitz and Arthur Rubinstein, were among the fans of a virtuoso who could throw off improvised pieces as complex and orchestral in scope as the most advanced classical piano compositions. Though Tatum wasn't a bebop player, his fast improvising over complex harmonies influenced Charlie Parker. Tatum's astonishing unaccompanied recordings made in the 50s still stun listeners today. Topics Jazz A history of jazz Classical music features Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on WhatsApp … [Read more...] about Art Tatum stuns his contemporaries in New York