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The Grammy Awards is one of the most awaited ceremonies of the year and for one too many reasons. Besides the iconic talents in the industry and their acknowledgment by the Recording Academy, the ceremony is also quite famous for the daring looks celebrities flaunt on the red carpet. And by daring, we mean ‘bold enough to be quite revealing’ as well.

Jennifer Lopez at the Grammys 2025. | Credits: @recordingacademy / Ig.

For one, Jennifer Lopez has long raged as the diva who doesn’t hesitate to show off as much skin as possible while posing for the cameras. But this year’s ceremony seems to have brought about a new entry that has pretty much outclassed everyone else when it comes to the most revealing dresses at the event: Bianca Censori, Kim Kardashian’s ex-husband Kanye West’s new wife.

Bianca Censori is topping the list of most revealing dresses at...

[Editor’s Note: this list was originally published in April 2017. It has since been updated to coincide with the Season 2 premiere of “Severance.”]

It hardly needs mentioning, but not all science fiction is created equal. Even as a term, it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly what constitutes sci-fi, especially in a medium like TV that can change so much from week to week or season to season. So when we took stock of the best TV shows from the past two decades, we tried to take a hard line separating the sci-fi from the fantasy.

That’s not to say that a few of the shows might have an odd sword or two, but most of what we tried to single out here imagines a world markedly different from our own. Some take place in reimagined futures, while others take a sharper focus on the present with some key, otherworldly changes.

So, follow us down the rabbit hole to some of the most thrilling, thought-provoking —and in many cases, utterly horrifying — alternate...

While plenty of incredible fantasy films have come out in recent years — as well as a whole slew of great fantasy movies set to release in 2025 – the genre is also full of incredible classics from years past that every fan must see at some point. Some of these make great fantasy movies for beginners; others are more nuanced takes on the art form because of their age or subject matter, or are the launching points of massive film franchises.

These classic movies make for some of the most endearing stories in history, with some surprising similarities. Many are adapted from children's books or use storytelling as a framing device, which is appropriate given fantasy's roots in fairy tales and mythology. Many were also critical failures or fantasy box office flops. Yet all have endured for one reason or another, many becoming genuine slow-burn cult classic films because, at their heart,...

Everyone has that one movie they watched as a child that features a severely traumatizing image. Maybe it was when Artax drowned in The NeverEnding Story, or maybe it was the "Night on Bald Mountain" sequence in Fantasia. But one nightmare-fuel-ridden film that time has forgotten is The Pagemaster. The Pagemaster stars Macaulay Culkin — four years after Home Alone — as Richard Tyler, a boy who would rather bury his nose in statistics books than dare to get himself into any danger. When his father attempts to build a treehouse for him, Richard rattles off a statistic about how 9 in 10 people die from falling off a tree.

Mahershala Ali's Blade film might be wallowing deeper into development hell, but it isn't his longest-gestating project, well, at least for now. That title belongs to another obscure project, Taste the Revolution, which took 25 years to complete. Before breaking through with his role as Richard Tyler in the science fiction series The 4400, Ali got his first film role in Taste the Revolution, which completed filming in 2001 but has never seen the light of day. However, that is about to change as we now have a first look at the movie 25 years after filming wrapped. Ahead of its premiere at the New Orleans Film Festival this October, a trailer for the film has been released seeing Ali in the lead as a passionate revolutionary leader, Mac Laslow.

Offering a glimpse of her beauty that felt straight out of a fairy tale, Brie Larson captivated her fans and audience at the Creative Arts Emmys. Channeling the ethereal grace of a modern-day Cinderella, the MCU star took to the stage with a blend of sophistication and charm that made her the evening’s true princess.

Brie Larson in and as Captain Marvel | image: Marvel Studios

Adorned in a breathtaking 1990s Richard Tyler Couture gown from Shrimpton Couture, Brie Larson presented the award at the event alongside her Lessons in Chemistry co-star Courtney McBroom. At the event, it was Larson’s timeless elegance that turned the spotlight into a shimmering fairytale moment, leaving an indelible impression of glamor and grace.

Brie Larson Graced the Emmys with Co-Star Courtney McBroom

The annual two-day event of the Creative Arts Emmys, which takes place the weekend before the Primetime Emmys, completed its second night on Sunday,...

One of Hollywood's most in-demand talents, Mahershala Ali's career is long and storied. After appearing primarily in television roles throughout the early 2000s, most notable of which was as Richard Tyler on The 4400, Ali gained greater recognition as he transitioned from work in television to work in films.

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Since his award-winning performances of the 2010s, Ali has shown no signs of narrowing his range or slowing down. Appearing in everything from streaming comedies to animated blockbusters, here are his best roles.