Showing posts with label Jodie Foster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jodie Foster. Show all posts

Saturday, February 14, 2026

Young Jodie Foster Visits Andy Warhol at The Factory

 


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Jodie Foster on the cover of June 1980 issue of Interview.


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After the twisted ending of Issa Lopez’s True Detective: Night Country, we decided to recirculate a conversation between Andy Warhol and the show’s star, Jodie Foster, who skillfully embodied the energy of a moody and complex female anti-hero, alongside her costar Kali Reis. Today, we revisit the June 1980 issue, in which a teenage Jodie Foster, just before her senior prom, joined Warhol at The Factory to discuss her burgeoning stardom and college acceptances, all while managing to dodge questions about her romantic life with humor and poise.

Saturday, January 25, 2025

The 2025 Golden Globes: A golden night for ‘Emilia Pérez,’ ‘The Brutalist’ and ‘Shogun’



Demi Moore with her Golden Globe for best actress in a comedy, on January 5 at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills, California.RICH POLK (GETTY IMAGES)

The 2025 Golden Globes: A golden night for ‘Emilia Pérez,’ ‘The Brutalist’ and ‘Shogun’

Jacques Audiard’s narco-musical won four awards. ‘Hacks’ and ‘Baby Reindeer’ were also big winners of a glamorous night that kicked off the awards season




María Porcel
MARÍA PORCEL
Beverly Hills - JAN 06, 2025 - 04:25 COT

Under the hot California sun and with heavy police protection, the 82nd Annual Golden Globes award ceremony was held on the evening of January 5. The Beverly Hilton hotel rolled out its red carpet for the more than 1,300 guests at the dinner event and party where the first major awards of the season are given out each year. But this time, unlike other years, the award winners were less obvious, especially those in film categories, which gave added excitement to the gala. The prizes were widely distributed between series and films: four went to Emilia Pérez, including the best comedy or musical category, and three to The Brutalist,including for best drama. As for series, Shogun won four, Hacks won two and Baby Reindeer won another two, repeating the Emmy scheme.

Wednesday, December 13, 2023

The Jodie Foster Guide to Aging in Hollywood

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Jodie Foster wears Coat, Gemelli Bag, and Belt Bottega Veneta.

The Jodie Foster Guide to Aging in Hollywood

Jodie Foster wasn’t born on a set, but she might be the closest thing we have to an industry lifer. Her first gig was at age 3, and by 14 she had played a child sex worker alongside Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver. Foster, now 61, has transformed as an actor, an artist, and a person: from kid star to ingénue, to leading lady and Oscar darling, who along the way became a serious director in her own right. This winter, Foster adds two new roles to that long list of remarkable personalities. First, she plays an indomitable training coach opposite Annette Bening’s dogged ocean swimmer Diana Nyad, in the biopic Nyad. Then, a homicide detective on the hunt for an Alaskan serial killer, in the much-anticipated fourth season of HBO’s True Detective. When you’re a massive talent your whole life, there’s almost nothing you can’t do, except, as Foster admits to the actress Greta Lee, dancing in public. That, she was never good at.

A Taste of Paradis / Jodie Foster in Conversation with Andy Warhol

 


A Taste of Paradis: 

Jodie Foster 

in Conversation 

with Andy Warhol

Over its 258-year history, Hennessy has pioneered and elevated the art of cognac, a spirit fit for kings and queens. Interview hasn’t been around quite as long – just 54 years – but we like to think we, too, have curated conversations and photography that aspire to a similar level of elegance and sophistication. In honor of Hennessy’s storied Paradis marque, we poured through the Interview archives to recirculate conversations with personalities, entertainers, and icons who personify the brand’s spirit of refinement, grandeur, and artistry. Today, we revisit the June 1980 issue, in which a then-teenage Jodie Foster sat down with our founder Andy Warhol to discuss superstardom and going to college.

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Saturday, July 10, 2021

Grey glamour at Cannes film festival as stars show their silver hair

 

Andie MacDowell wore her curly hair loose to attend the screening of Annette at the Cannes film festival. 
Photograph: Pascal Le Segretain


Grey glamour at Cannes film festival as stars show their silver hair

Actors Andie MacDowell, Helen Mirren and Jodie Foster hit the red carpet with ‘silver fox’ hair

Lauren Cochrane
Sat 10 Jul 2021 07.00 BST

The red carpet at Cannes film festival has long featured A-list stars in glamorous gowns and with perfect hair. This year, that hair might be grey.

For the premiere of Annette on Tuesday, Andie MacDowell appeared on the red carpet with a mane of greying curls. Helen Mirren also attended, wearing her grey hair up in a chignon, and Jodie Foster, who received an honorary Palme d’Or at the festival, had her hair in a shoulder-length bob with grey streaks visible around her hairline.

Helen Mirren at the Annette premiere, her hair in a chignon.
Helen Mirren at the Annette premiere, her hair in a chignon. Photograph: Stephane Cardinale/Corbis/Getty Images

Grey hair has become fashionable for younger people, who sometimes dye their hair to achieve the look of women like Sarah Harris, the deputy editor of British Vogue, who has long grey hair and found her first strand of grey at 16.

But while this is a trend for millennials and Gen Z, naturally grey hair on women over a certain age is different. Though men who go grey are seen as distinguished, grey hair on older women has been seen as unattractive, ageing and even a disadvantage in the job market.

It’s certainly not found on the red carpet, where a youthful look is idolised. But MacDowell, Mirren and Foster – 63, 75 and 58 respectively – are challenging that, along with stars including Kelis, Diane Keaton and Glenn Close. Whoopi Goldberg and Sarah Jessica Parker are revealing their grey roots too.

Jodie Foster at the photocall for her honorary Palme d’Or award.
Jodie Foster at the photocall for her honorary Palme d’Or award. Photograph: Franck Boham/imageSPACE/Rex/Shutterstock

Lockdown has had a part to play here. MacDowell told The Drew Barrymore Show in February that she had to let her roots grow out last year because she couldn’t go to the hairdresser. She is now a fan of her “silver fox” look. Guardian columnist Sali Hughes also went grey over lockdown, and wrote for Vogue that she had “no regrets”.

A hashtag on Instagram, #greyhairdontcare, has been used nearly 430,000 times, and there are now natural grey hair influencers including Jin Cruce and her account @agingwith_style_and_grays, and Sandrine P, who runs @grey_so_what. Speaking to The Cut earlier this year, Cruce said she started letting her grey come through with the arrival of her first grandchild. She started her account “to inspire and support women on their gray-hair journey and to inspire women to embrace aging”.

Fleur Brady cofounded the Mrs Robinson modelling agency, dedicated to models beyond the usual teen and twentysomething age bracket, in 2013 “when the demand for grey hair models had already been bubbling for a good decade but had not peaked”. She says: “year on year, the demand has grown for grey-haired models and it is no longer unusual for mainstream brands to request models over 50 with grey hair”.

The silver-haired deputy editor of British Vogue, Sarah Harris, seen at Wimbledon this week.
The silver-haired deputy editor of British Vogue, Sarah Harris, seen at Wimbledon this week. Photograph: David M Benett/Getty Images for Ralph Lauren

Colourist Josh Wood says, post-lockdown, clients going for a naturally grey look split into two camps: “Some people want a completely different self-image and others want less maintenance. I think [for] the group that want less maintenance it’s not about going completely grey, it’s about blending in the grey or using grey as a focus or an accent.”

Wood says it’s rare for anyone to grow out their hair to “have a beautiful grey natural colour, it generally takes a bit of tweaking”. He does this by colouring clients’ hair to enhance their natural grey. Whatever its texture, he says without the pigment, grey hair can be frizzier and look less polished. He says the key is looking after it – with a hair mask once a week, for example.

Both are positive that the perception of women with naturally grey hair is changing. “Women over a certain age are no longer ‘invisible’,” says Brady.

Wood adds: “I think there’s a cultural change In the UK, it was less about the colour of the woman’s hair, it was more ‘she’s let herself go,’ [but] I think you can be very glamorous and kind of high-maintenance looking [with grey hair]. That acceptance is a new thing.”

THE GUARDIAN



Saturday, May 10, 2014

Jodie Foster Marries Girlfriend Alexandra Hedison


Jodie Foster Marries 

Girlfriend Alexandra Hedison
by Marc Malkin
Wed., Apr. 23, 2014
Jodie Foster, Alexandra HedisonChiva/INFphoto.com
Congrats to Jodie Foster and her new wife Alexandra Hedison.
I can exclusively reveal that the Oscar winner and her photographer girlfriend of almost a year got married this past weekend.
A rep for Foster confirms the happy news.
As E! New first reported, the two started dating sometime last summer.
"It's pretty serious," a source told us in September. "They're totally in love."