What Are This Year s Golden Globes Beauty Trends? Professional Makeup Artist Kirin Bhatty Explains
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Once a starry red-carpet affair, the Golden Globes has, like many other awards season events, been relegated to a virtual event. But that doesn’t mean we can’t expect some shimmer and sparkle especially when it comes to makeup.
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“I think people are longing for glamour after being cooped up and in masks for so long,” says celebrity makeup artist Kirin Bhatty, whose longtime client Awkwafina has been tapped as one of this year’s presenters.
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Kaley Cuoco on Her Fangirl Moment After Being Nominated for a Golden Globe With Catherine O Hara From Schitt s Creek
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Variety for the magazine’s Feb. 24 cover. “I would watch it on my phone in between takes, and I would laugh. And then I’d go walk around and talk like Moira. And everyone was like, ‘Kaley’s talking like Moira again she’s losing her mind!’”
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Moira, of course, is the singular invention of Catherine O’Hara for the Emmy-winning “Schitt’s Creek,” created by Eugene and Daniel Levy. During the show’s six seasons on Pop, O’Hara made Moira an iconic figure, with her infinite wigs, her distinctive clothing style, her multi-syllabic vocabulary and, despite Moira’s best efforts, her loving heart.
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Variety Partners With Women in Film to Honor Janelle Monae, H.E.R., Tami Reiker, Trish Summerville and Angie Wells
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Variety has partnered with Women in Film to celebrate artisans and women behind the camera.
Over the next week,
Variety will roll out one-to-one conversations with “Mank” costume designer Trish Summerville, “One Night in Miami” cinematographer Tami Reiker ASC, “Promising Young Woman” makeup head Angie Wells, singer and songwriter H.E.R and artist Janelle Monae. The conversations will be posted on Variety.com.
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On March 4, a live discussion will be streamed via Women in Film’s platforms.
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Indie Sales Vet Christine D Souza Gelb Launches Production, Management Shop With David Hinojosa and Kevin Rowe
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Christine D’Souza Gelb, the veteran independent film financing and sales executive, has launched a new production and management venture with Killer Films executive David Hinojosa and Kevin Rowe as founding partners.
Named 2AM, the venue brings together a trio of considerable indie film players and boasts backing from one of the space’s most premium brands: A24.
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The Oscar-winning studio behind titles like “Moonlight” and “Room,” as well as the TV hit “Euphoria,” has invested in the full-service company at an undisclosed share. 2AM will operate independently, insiders said, with no exclusive first look deal with the distributor.
Skip to main content Power Book IV: Force : Isaac Keys, Shane Harper, Tommy Flanagan and Five More Cast in Starz Spinoff
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Feb. 18, 2021
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The “Power” universe is expanding for the Starz franchise’s third spinoff “Power Book IV: Force,” with eight series regulars now joining lead Joseph Sikora.
Cast members announced for the spinoff include Isaac Keys (“Get Shorty”), Lili Simmons (“Ray Donovan”), Gabrielle Ryan (“The Have and Have Nots”), Shane Harper (“Hightown,” “A Teacher,”) Kris D. Lofton (“Ballers”), Anthony Fleming III (“Prison Break”), Lucien Cambric (“Chicago P.D.”) and Tommy Flanagan (“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”).