Frances McDormand Reunites With Steve Buscemi & Joel Coen For 'Fargo's 25th Anniversary

Spice Girls' iconic hit song turned 25 on Thursday, and the group couldn't help but celebrate on social media. Ginger, Posh, Scary, Baby and Sporty Spice all posted about «Wannabe,» which was written and composed by the group in collaboration with Matt Rowe and Richard «Biff» Stannard during their first professional songwriting session. «Wannabe» was released as the Spice Girls' debut single in the U.K. in July 1996, ahead of the planned release date of the  album.

There was an exciting reunion at the Louis Vuitton Parfum Dinner on Monday night (July 5) at Foundation Louis Vuitton in Paris, France.

Quake‘s 25th anniversary this year and Quake Champions is celebrating it with a Summer 2021 update including the addition of one of the original 1996 Quake multiplayer maps: The Dark Zone.The Dark Zone is a direct port of the original Dark Zone from Quake 1 right down to including ’90s textures, teleporters, and the same item placements as before.

Nas has celebrated 25 years of his classic album ‘It Was Written’ by sharing a deluxe edition of the album featuring unreleased material.The two rare tracks, ‘Silent Murder’ and ‘Street Dreams (Bonus Verse)’, have previously been unavailable on streaming services.As part of the celebrations, the label Get On Down are set to release limited edition  physical versions of the album, including a 2LP coloured vinyl edition and 7″ of ‘The Message’ and ‘Sweet Dreams’.The physical versions are expected

Rebecca Davis editorTwenty-four years ago, on the evening that the U.K.

This week was a big one for Candace Cameron Bure and husband Valeri Bure, when the “Full House” actress and the former NHL star celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary.

A silver anniversary calls for something special! Candace Cameron Bure and husband Valeri Bure celebrated their 25th anniversary this week — and they proved that their couple style is still going strong. 

The Birdcage really did is make gay campiness accessible to the mainstream,” we wrote about the 1996 Hollywood blockbuster in our “13 Camp Films Everyone Should See” lineup. “There’s Hank Azaria as houseboy Agador in all his resplendent ‘Guatemalanness,’ the Grecian dinnerware with a motif of sodomy that could possibly have been interpreted as boys and men playing leapfrog.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorTo celebrate the 25th anniversary of Jay-Z’s iconic debut album “Reasonable Doubt,” the rapper has commissioned multi-disciplinary artist Derrick Adams to create a one-of-one animated digital artwork that recontextualizes the album’s cover, which will be auctioned off by Sotheby’s as an NFT in a special single-lot auction.

Brielle Biermann appreciates a good tan. The Don’t Be Tardy star, 24, shared a series of selfies on Instagram on June 22 that showed off her new summer look. In the photos, Brielle is donned in a cream white bikini with tied sides. The TV personality paired the look with a white bucket hat in the first slide, offering the ultimate summer outfit inspo.

Antonio Ferme editorWhile the famous opening text in “Fargo” states that the story of the film was based on true events, it turns out that the Coen brothers only included this fraudulent message to subvert the audience’s expectations.“It occurred to us that if an audience thinks that the template that you’re following are actual events, they actually give you more latitude to construct it in an unorthodox way,” Joel Coen said.Coen participated in a Q&A conversation with his wife and star of

Back in December, it was announced that Frances McDormand (who basically only appears in Oscar-nominated films) is set to join the upcoming film, “Women Talking,” from director Sarah Polley. As if it isn’t exciting enough to have McDormand and Polley working together on a new film, the news was made even sweeter today as the rest of the main cast was announced, featuring some truly great talents.

EXCLUSIVE: MGM’s Orion Pictures and Plan B Entertainment have set Rooney Mara, Claire Foy, Jessie Buckley, Judith Ivey, Sheila McCarthy, Michelle McLeod and Ben Whishaw to join Frances McDormand in writer/director Sarah Polley’s feature adaptation of Miriam Toews’ bestselling novel Women Talking. Rounding out the cast are August Winter and Liv McNeil and Kate Hallett in their feature film debuts. Plan B will produce Women Talking alongside McDormand via her Hear/Say Productions.