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Jonathan Anderson, founder of JW Anderson, made his debut as creative director of Dior. His collection, Dior menswear Spring/Summer 2026, was showcased during Paris Fashion Week.
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Wimbledon storylines: Sabalenka and Gauff, Sinner and Alcaraz and no more line judges
Is Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff's olive branch a sign of things on court? Is Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner's dominance of men's tennis about to go up another level? Is the disappearance of line judges going to cause more problems than solutions? Advertisement And will the biggest battle at Wimbledon this fortnight be not on the court, but in it? Wimbledon 2025 promises to be a cracker. Here, 's tennis writers, Matt Futterman and Charlie Eccleshare, chart some of the key storylines to follow over the next fortnight. Where does Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff's rivalry go from here? Sabalenka is having an outrageous season. She is constantly making finals. She has won tournaments in Brisbane, Miami and Madrid. She is more than 2,000 points ahead of world No. 2 Gauff in the WTA rankings race that counts points won this season. But it also hurts her that she doesn't have the three titles she wanted to win more than all the others: the Australian Open, the French Open and Indian Wells. (And Stuttgart. The one that comes with the Porsche. She really wanted to win the Porsche. And the lost the final there. Again.) Advertisement Sabalenka isn't great at losing, just like most champions. She finds it so crushing to lose these matches that while it's happening, while the world is watching, she's visibly miserable. She's yelling at herself. She's yelling at her box. Every champion who loses feels this way, and only some let it out. It makes Sabalenka one of the most compelling players on the tour, because fans — and her rivals' fans — live every moment with her like it's their career on the line. After losing to Gauff at Roland Garros, Sabalenka spoke, first on court and then in her news conference, about how horribly she played. She barely gave any credit to Gauff until after the event. Then she apologized for what she called her 'unprofessional' comments, then they came to Wimbledon and made a TikTok or two. Gauff said they were good, so the rest of the world should be too. Then Wimbledon posted that on their own social media, which came off more strangely. Should a tournament be casting its top seeds as best friends? Does the tennis world not want more rivalries? The grass suits Sabalenka. She's the favorite, hands down. She has the power for it, the serve and the movement, as well as her ever-evolving variety and touch and feel. She's only won Grand Slams on hard courts, and Wimbledon is the Grand Slam that completes a career, so the pressure is there, but she might be far enough ahead of her rivals not too matter. Gauff's forehand grip makes it very difficult for her to win on such a low-bouncing surface. Madison Keys, who beat Sabalenka in Australia, could trouble her. Markéta Vondroušová, a potential third-round opponent, beat Sabalenka in Berlin and has won Wimbledon before. The 2022, champion Elena Rybakina cannot be discounted. Iga Świątek, who uses a similar forehand grip to Gauff, has been making the Bad Homburg grass in Germany her living room this week. Advertisement And if Sabalenka does make the final, it's more likely than not that said final will be stressful, that she will not play a perfect match, because no one ever does. Can she win? And if she can't, can she redirect her energy away from the way it manifested in Melbourne, Indian Wells and Paris? Sabalenka is a big Novak Djokovic fan. Djokovic is an incredible winner — obviously, 24 Grand Slams. He's also an incredibly gracious loser, in public. That's taken as the thing to be in tennis — even if some needle is good for business and for the sport. Who can break the Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner streak — and when? Remember what it was like to be a tennis fan this time of year between 2006 and 2008, when Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer played in the final of the French Open and Wimbledon for three consecutive years. Federer won the U.S. Open in each of those years, and the Australian Open in 2006 and 2007. Advertisement It was an incredible rivalry and a testament to their dominance of the sport. It was great. Wasn't it? Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have now won every Grand Slam since the start of 2024. It's great. Or is it? And if it isn't, can anyone who's going to be contending in three years (that means anyone not named Djokovic) do anything about it? This is the question that Holger Rune, Lorenzo Musetti, Jack Draper, Ben Shelton and some players even younger than them are going to have to start answering. Tennis, meanwhile, might have to get better acquainted with the difference between a player's ceiling and their current peak. Draper has won a Masters 1,000 title, the rung below a Grand Slam. So has Rune. So has Jakub Menšík. Musetti has been in a final at that level. Shelton reserves his best tennis for the majors. But it's João Fonseca who gets the most adulation, who looks the player best positioned to challenge the Alcaraz-Sinner duopoly despite never being ranked inside the top 50. Advertisement Why? He's 18, sure, but Menšík is barely 19 and inside the top 20. Draper is No. 4 in the world. How can this Brazilian guy be the one compared to them? Now we get to ceilings. Alcaraz and Sinner finished inside the top 40 in their first full seasons on the main ATP Tour. Fonseca is on his way to something like that. He has a cannon forehand. He can direct his backhand down the line almost better than he hits it crosscourt. He can take rackets out of top-10 players' hands. Just not consistently yet, and he hasn't worked out how to grind reliably when his first plan doesn't work. Menšík and Learner Tien, who Fonseca beat to win the ATP Next Gen Finals last year, are more ready for deeper runs than Fonseca is for now. For the long term? The Brazilian is ready for the biggest things in the sport. So is someone coming into disrupt this duopoly anytime soon? Or will Djokovic have to look at the younger generation and realize that, at least for now, he has to do it himself? To use a favorite phrase of Sinner and Alcaraz, 'Lets' see…' How will the removal of line judges impact the tournament? When the supposedly impregnable electronic line calling (ELC) malfunctioned at the Eastbourne Open this week, the whoops of delight from the traditionalists might have been heard over the high winds on the UK's south coast. Advertisement At the first sniff of technical trouble at Wimbledon, except something even more unabashed. For the first time in the event's 148-year history, it has dispensed with human line judges in favor of ELC, which is used at all ATP Tour-level and combined events and two of the other Grand Slams but is not immune to glitches. At Eastbourne last Monday, a misleading image disagreed with the system's call during a first set tiebreak between Fonseca and Zizou Bergs. Players are overwhelmingly in favour of ELC, because of how it removes doubt and takes away their need to self-officiate. Until this year, players had to challenge a call they disputed in a timely fashion, meaning that they had to think about their next shot, whether or not to challenge and what their opponent would do on their next shot all at once. If the technology does fail at Wimbledon, then each court will have a couple of match officials to step in, but assuming all goes to plan, players and fans will have to get used to a relatively bare court, with the elegantly dressed line judges who have been such a feature of Wimbledon throughout its long history absent. Will that absence be meaningful at this year's event, or will everyone get used to it very quickly and move on? Only time — and perhaps some dubious calls — will tell. Why is the High Court as important as Centre Court? Bubbling away in the background at this year's Wimbledon is the All England Lawn Tennis Club's (AELTC) ongoing legal battle over 39 new grass courts. It wants to construct them, including an 8,000-seat stadium, on the old Wimbledon Park golf course. Doing so would almost triple the size of Wimbledon's grounds and allow the AELTC to host qualifying on site, as the other three majors do. Advertisement The Greater London Authority (GLA) granted planning permission at a hearing in September 2024, but after appeals led by the Save Wimbledon Park (SWP) group, a judicial review will take place Tuesday July 8 and Wednesday July 9 of 2025, right in the heart of the tournament's second week. During the hearing, the AELTC and SWP will outline their arguments, with a decision expected a few weeks later. The case is proving to be a major headache for the AELTC, which is desperate to press on with its expansion plans. Not being able to host qualifying on site (and not being able to pull in the revenue that would come with that) sees it, it says, lose ground on the other three majors. At the pre-tournament briefing a couple of weeks ago, Wimbledon chair Debbie Jevans said that the need for the transformation 'becomes ever more apparent as we see our fellow Grand Slams staging fully integrated three-week events by welcoming many more spectators and staging charity and community events during the qualifying week and, crucially, providing the players with a stage benefiting their sporting excellence'. It feels like no Grand Slam is complete these days without high-level discussions going on in the background, and this year's Wimbledon will be no different. And what about an absent champion? For only the second time since 2004, there will be no Andy Murray in either the singles or doubles draws. Advertisement Last year's opening week — and most of its matches — was dominated by questions of whether he would be healthy enough to compete. Murray withdrew from the singles at the last minute on the first Tuesday, then he staggered through his men's doubles match with his brother Jamie two days later. On middle Saturday came Emma Raducanu's decision to jilt Murray at the altar of the mixed doubles event, with the Brit needing to rest her wrist for singles competition. It's probably a relief for all involved that there is no major Murray storyline this time around. Last year was a painful end in many respects, and the rest of the event got sucked into a vortex by its gravity. The statue of him, which will arrive on the grounds in time for 2027, will have to do stand in his stead: he is not planning to attend at this time. It will fall to one of the other Brits, like Raducanu and Draper, to step up in his absence. Tell us which storylines you are looking out for in the comments. 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Boris Johnson's wife Carrie issues warning to mums after being hospitalised during 'brutal' week
Boris Johnson's wife Carrie revealed she'd been hospitalised during a 'brutal' week as she issued a warning to fellow breastfeeding mums. The 37-year-old, who gave birth to daughter Poppy on May 21, said a two-night stay in hospital had not been on her 'postpartum bingo card'. Carrie took to Instagram to say she'd been treated for 'severe' dehydration and had also suffered a bout of mastitis - an inflammation of breast tissue - while Poppy had been struggling with reflux. READ MORE: Shock as 'beloved' Bollywood movie star dies aged 42 She said: "Being hospitalised for two nights for my severe dehydration was not on my postpartum bingo card. "Breastfeeding mums make sure you eat and drink enough in this heat. Especially if your babe is cluster feeding." Receive newsletters with the biggest and breaking TV and showbiz news by signing up here The Mirror reports she added: "This week has honestly been brutal. Mastitis (me), reflux (her), dehydration (me). "What a pair we are! But thank you for all the kindest messages, especially all the brilliant advice on reflux. "Really appreciate it and made me feel way less alone going through it all." READ MORE: Ozzy Osbourne says 'I will keep on' as he shares 'important' plans beyond Black Sabbath gig Carrie and the former Tory Prime Minister, who wed in July 2021, also share sons Wilfred, five, and Frank, one, and daughter Romy, three. Poppy is believed to be Boris' ninth child, although he has always refused to talk about his family life. However media consultant Carrie does shares glimpses of their personal life through her Instagram feed, posting about family holidays, bargain Vinted finds, and lunches out with friends.
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Kim and Khloé Kardashian Dress to Impress at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's Venice Wedding, Plus Sydney Sweeney, Margot Robbie and More
Stars have been everywhere this week. In Venice, Khloé Kardashian, Kim Kardashian and Sydney Sweeney attend Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's luxurious wedding. Meanwhile, Margot Robbie has a speaking engagement at Glastonbury Festival, and Pharrell Williams spends quality time with his son Rocket during Paris Fashion Week. Here are the best photos of celebs out and about this week. Come back tomorrow for more of the latest A-list outings! Kim Kardashian and Khloé Kardashian step out of their hotel in style to head to Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding in Venice on June 27. Sydney Sweeney gives a look over her shoulder as she leaves for Bezos and Sánchez's nuptials in Venice on June 27. Margot Robbie speaks at the Pilton Palais Cinema during Glastonbury Festival in England on June 27. Pharrell Williams brings his son Rocket to the Dior show during Paris Fashion Week on June 27. Ellie Goulding enjoys a ride through the canals of Venice while in town for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding on June 27. Olivia Rodrigo headlines night one of BST Hyde Park in London on June 27. Gracie Abrams strums her guitar at Glastonbury Festival in England on June 27. Sofia Carson is glammed up at the "Nouvelles Vagues" International Biarritz Film Festival in France on June 27. Keira Knightley sparkles in a black-and-white number at the "Nouvelles Vagues" International Biarritz Film Festival in France on June 27. Busta Rhymes beams from ear to ear during his Glastonbury Festival performance in England on June 27. Lewis Capaldi returns to Glastonbury Festival in England for a performance on June 27. Reneé Rapp shares a laugh with Savannah Guthrie after performing on Today's Citi Concert Series in New York City on June 27. Joe Alwyn's got his stripes at the Dior Homme Menswear show during Paris Fashion Week on June 27. A casual Matthew Lillard stops by Funko Fundays in Los Angeles on June 27. Christopher McDonald shows off the cup of Subway's upcoming Happy Gilmore meal in New York City on June 27. The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers performs an exclusive concert for Wells Fargo credit cardholders in St. Paul, Minnesota, on June 26. Gregg Sulkin sports shades at the Mediterrane Film Festival in Malta on June 26. Simone Ashley sits by the water before christening the new Ritz-Carlton superyacht in Barcelona, Spain, on June 26. Cardi B bartends during her Whipshots Chocolate Shop event at Serendipity 3 in New York City on June 26. Bobbie Thomas and Kristin Cavallari have a talk at the first-ever Shop TODAY: Stages event in New York City on June 26. Lola Tung sits in the stands at the Mets game against the Atlanta Braves in New York City on June 25. Bourbon brand Maker's Mark hosts Brie Larson and Courtney McBroom at the debut of the limited-edition Champion Selection x Los Angeles Dodgers bottle. Rihanna and A$AP Rocky greet the photographers as they attend the Dior Homme fashion show for Paris Fashion Week on June 27. Sabrina Carpenter is photographed in an all-gray ensemble at the Dior Homme Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on June 27. Oprah Winfrey is all smiles while attending Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding in Venice on June 26. Emma Stone shines bright at the Los Angeles premiere of A24's Eddington at DGA Theater Complex on June 26. Sydney Sweeney is head-to-toe in black as she is spotted in Venice for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding on June 27. Mariska Hargitay flashes a smile in breezy summer attire while in New York City on June 26. Heidi Klum looks radiant, flashing a smile on her way to Jimmy Kimmel Live! on June 27. Paul Mescal, Joe Keery and Fionn O'Shea are pictured at the Gucci Dinner co-hosted by Jannik Sinner on June 26 in New York. Dylan Harper is seen celebrating at his draft party with plenty of Wingstop in N.Y.C. on June 26. Mary-Louise Parker and her son, William Atticus Parker, share a sweet moment together at The Institute screening in L.A. on June 26. Joaquin Phoenix gives a slight smirk as he poses at the Eddington Premiere in L.A. on June 26. Khloé Kardashian and Kris Jenner turn heads with their chic style while exploring Venice during Jeff Bezos's wedding festivities on June 27. Florence Pugh and Will Poulter team up for a stylish photo at a cocktail party to celebrate Stuart Vevers on June 26. Jeremy Allen White appears on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to discuss all thingsThe Bear on June 26. Courteny Cox rocks a trendy gray outfit while out and about in N.Y.C. on June 26 Naomi Watts is seen strutting down the streets of TriBeCa, New York on June 26. Kyle MacLachlan lends a helping hand in the Gods Love We Deliver Kitchen in N.Y.C. to celebrate their 40th Anniversary. Kelly Bensimon is photographed at the Please Don't Feed The Children New York premiere at Village East Cinema on June 26. Usher and his wife Jennifer Goicoechea are seen cruising through Venice lagoon on a taxi boat ahead of Jeff Bezos' wedding with Lauren Sánchez, on June 27. Micheal Ward and Luke Grimes step out for the L.A. premiere of A24's Eddington at DGA Theater Complex on June 26. Henry Golding attends Netflix's The Old Guard 2 screening with Cape at Netflix Roma Theater on June 26 LuAnn de Lesseps poses for the camera at the Tanner Fletcher Pride Variety Show held at So & So's at Romer Hotel, N.Y.C. on June 26. Khloé Kardashian and Kim Kardashian pose as Kris Jenner (not pictured) snaps a photo of them on a taxi boat in Venice on June 26. Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez leave their hotel and share a kiss ahead of their wedding in Venice on June 26. George and Amal Clooney attend the King's Trust Awards 2025 in London rocking tinted sunglasses on June 26. Mariska Hargitay sports a bright, floral dress as she departs from The View on June 26 in New York City. Star of Dora and the Search for Sol Dorado Samantha Lorraine makes a heart symbol with a Dora mascot at a special event at Bacari Silverlake in California on June 25. Actress Jamie Chung co-hosts a baby shower and enjoys a spicy Código 1530 margarita in Los Angeles on June 26. Naomi Watts wears a cute dress featuring strawberries as she walks around New York on June 26. Kristin Cavallari is all-black attire as she exits a hotel in New York on June 26. Kendall and Kylie Jenner are in deep conversation as they attend a dinner party in Venice to celebrate Jeff Bezos' wedding on June 26. Singer Flo Rida heralds the crowd as he performs on Fox & Friends in New York on June 26. TV host Jenna Bush Hager hosts a poolside event in New York to celebrate a recent collaboration with ResortPass on June 25. British makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury poses for the camera in attendance of The King's Trust Awards 2025 on June 26 in London. Frankie Grande poses at the top of the Empire State building in New York, as he celebrates his debut album Hotel Rock Bottom on June 26. Kim Kardashian wears statement shades as she arrives in Venice for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding on June 26. Ashanti stops by the SiriusXM studio in New York on June 25 ahead of the premiere of her Peacock unscripted series, We Belong Together. Kiki Layne, Charlize Theron and Uma Thurman gaze into the camera as they attend the premiere of The Old Guard 2 in Los Angeles on June 25. Law & Order star Mariska Hargitay confidently strides in a gold ensemble while in Midtown Manhattan on June 26. Pop star Dua Lipa sports a Union Jack Gown during a performance in Liverpool, England, while on her Radical Optimism tour on June 25. Brazilian supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio goes shopping while wearing ripped white jeans, with a matching purse and sweater on June 25 in Los Angeles. George Clooney and Amal Clooney attend the reception for the winners of the King's Trust Awards 2025 on June 25 at Buckingham Palace. Al Roker and wife Deborah Roberts attend the 46th Annual News Emmy Awards with their son Nicholas Roker at Palladium Times Square in New York on June 25. The Bear actress Abby Elliott appears on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on June 25 in New York. Chiwetel Ejiofor rocks a white blazer and white shirt as he attends the premiere of Netflix's The Old Guard 2 in Los Angeles. Star of Criminal Minds Joe Mantegna, his wife Arlene and daughter Mia attend New Horizons' 21st Annual Gala: Rooted in Partnership, Growing and Blossoming Together on June 21 in California. Brandy and Monica sandwich Jimmy Fallon after their interview on The Tonight Show in New York on June 25. Actress Alison Sweeney cheekily poses with a newspaper article about her effort to raise awareness about gut health with Align Probiotic in New York on June 25. Sherry Cola attends Universal Pictures, Blumhouse and Captain Morgan's influencer event hosted in anticipation of M3GAN 2.0 in Los Angeles on June 25. Greta Gerwig and Stella McCartney are seen in different shades of red at the Nat launch party in London on June 25. Daniel Craig rocks a cream-colored suit and tie in attendance at the Modern 25th Anniversary Fundraising Gala in London on June 25. Mahershala Ali is giving '90s chic as he's seen smiling in New York on June 25. Khloe Kardashian arrives wearing a cheetah print jumpsuit in Venice, joining multiple celebrities in attendance for the wedding of Jeff Bezos on June 25. Jurassic World Rebirth star Jonathan Bailey poses in a blue denim T-shirt backstage at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on June 25 in New York. Fashion model Winnie Harlow poses next to her wax figure at Madame Tussauds in New York on June 25. Henry Golding wears a silk baby blue dress shirt and navy blazer while at The Old Guard 2 premiere in Los Angeles on June 25. Rupert Friend appears on SiriusXM's The Julia Cunningham Show to talk about his new movie Jurassic World Rebirth on June 25. Sydney Sweeney smiles and waves in pink on the set of the "Sweet on Sydney" menu shoot in Burbank, California on June 26. Daisy Ridley and husband Tom Bateman attend the press night after party for Pete Townshend's Quadrophenia: A Mod Ballet in London on June 25. Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are nothing but smiles as they arrive in Venice, Italy, on June 25 ahead of their upcoming wedding. Kendall Jenner is out on the town in Paris as she heads to dinner with a friend on June 24. Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Bailey appear on SiriusXM'sThe Julia Cunningham Show in N.Y.C. as the cast of Jurassic World Rebirth on June 25. Melanie C and Emma Bunton smile and hold up matching peace signs at the press night performance of Pete Townshend's Quadrophenia on June 25 in London. Martha Stewart smiles during The Martha Stewart Podcast in a street window at the Rockefeller Building in New York City on June 25. Winnie Harlow looks stunning in a color ensemble at The Today Show on June 25 in New York City. Reese Witherspoon looks elegant as she attends the Tate Modern 25th Anniversary Fundraising Gala on June 25 in London. Princess Eugenie of York wears an all white dress as she attends the Tate Modern 25th Anniversary Fundraising Gala on June 25 in London. Brandy and Monica pose together as they leave the CBS Mornings talk show on June 24, where they went into detail about their upcoming reunion tour for The Boy Is Mine. Keanu Reeves arrives in Capri, Italy, on June 24 sporting a casual look in a gray blazer and baseball cap. Frankie Grande performs during the Frankie Grande "Hotel Rock Bottom" Album Listening Experience in New York City on June 23 ahead of his upcoming album release on Friday. Bijou Phillips and Nicky Hilton look summery as guests at the Theo Grace X Nicky Hilton Collection Launch at SeaGlass Carousel on June 24 in New York City. Saagar Shaikh and Akbar Hamid pose together at the L.A. Special screening of PORELESS hosted by GLAAD at the London Hotel on June 23. The Wu-Tang Clan is back together and on stage for their victory tour on June 24 in San Francisco. Embeth Davidtz smilies at the New York Tastemakers Screening of her directorial debut Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight on June 23. Jude Law looks at ease on June 21 as he attends a private masterclass at JY House, a luxury Chinese teahouse in London at the heart of Mayfair. Constance Schwartz, Rich Kleiman, Taylor Rooks and Kevin Durant pose together at the launch event of the Boardroom Members Club in New York City on June 21. Cooper Flagg rocks New Balance at the AT&T Flaggship Experience in Times Square, New York, ahead of the NBA Draft selection day. Ashanti and Nelly appear to be having a ball during a segment of Good Day New York on June 24. Leslie Bibb and Sam Rockwell smile and pose together at the the Saint Laurent Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on June 24. Victoria Monét dons a chic black dress with a white collar as she signs copies of her new book Everywhere You Are at Barnes & Noble in New York on June 24. Mike Jackson, Jay Ellis and John Legend smile and pose together as they arrive at opening night of the play Duke & Roya at the Lucille Lortel Theatre in New York on June 24. Lorde keeps it casual in New York as she is seen outside of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on June 24. Sofia Carson is stunning and shimmering in all black everything as she attends the opening ceremony during the 3rd Nouvelles Vagues International Biarritz Film Festival on June 24 in France. Priyanka Chopra Jonas is a vision in sleek silver at the Heads of State premiere at Lincoln Center on June 24 in New York. Rami Malek looks professional in a suit and tie as he attends the Saint Laurent Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on June 24. Dua Lipa smiles and laughs in the rain as she performs during her Radical Optimism tour in Liverpool, England on June 24. Cristin Milioti looks too cool in sunglasses, a loose sweater and red skirt as she attends the Saint Laurent Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 during Paris Fashion Week. Mya smiles in a yellow suit jacket during a segment of Good Day New York on June 24. King Charles smiles as he attends a nature and finance reception at Lancaster House on June 25 in London. Abby Elliott poses during her interview on Morning Mash Up at SiriusXM Studios on June 24 in New York City. Gia Giudice dons an all white look as she attends the Heads Of State premiere at Lincoln Center on June 24. Idris Elba poses and smiles with fans at the world premiere of Heads Of State at Lincoln Center on June 24. Christine Baranski sports her glasses and a red lip at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations in New York City on June 24. Alicia Vikander and Minnie Driver both don evening gowns as they attend the Serpentine Summer Party 2025 in London. Eiza González wears a see-through gown with gold accents at The Serpentine Gallery Summer Party 2025 at Serpentine in London. Colin Jost serves Blue Moon at Jody's Club Forest in Staten Island to launch the "Nothing Outshines a Blue Moon" campaign on June 24. Stars of the film Violet McGraw and Allison Williams attend the M3GAN 2.0 premiere on June 24 at Bad Roman in New York City. Michelle Williams is seen on set filming A Place in Hell in Madison Square Park on June 24. Read the original article on People
