For those of you looking for more ReesaTeesa content, a therapist unpacks the lessons to be learned from “Who TF Did I Marry”. (Popsugar)

 

The Rick Owens runway show is WILD. I feel like ever since the pandemic forced a series of spectator-less runway shows, designers have gotten way more imaginative about how they present their runway collections. Is that just me? (Go Fug Yourself)

 

The headline is that Carey Mulligan goes to church, but the takeaway for me is the point about the Barbie omissions in the lead actress and especially directing categories. The fact that fellow nominees are talking so much about Margot and Greta’s exclusions does really say a lot about how their peers view their snubs—as a big deal. And no, it’s not “white feminism” to talk about it, and no, if Margot had been nominated it doesn’t mean Lily Gladstone would not have been (a common refrain over the last month). 

Margot “lost” to whoever was fifth on the ballot, that almost certainly wasn’t Lily (it was probably Annette Bening!). Similarly, the idea that only Greta OR Justine Triet could have been nominated for Best Director is the ENTIRE problem we’re talking about. Anyway, one day I hope to see a sane Oscar snub discourse. One day. (Celebitchy)

 

Glasgow Wonka Experience update: the Glasgow Wonka has been milkshake ducked. None of these words are in the Bible, as the kids say.

Another Glasgow Wonka Experience update: there is confusion and controversy over who played the now iconic Uknown! (The Tab)

Drayton House “played” the Saltburn estate in Saltburn. Emerald Fennell chose it specifically because it hasn’t been photographed to death, which means it inherently has a novel cinematic appeal. I know after I saw the movie, the first thing I did was google “Saltburn house real”. Now, the estate is “besieged” by sicko Saltburn fans, and the owner of said estate, fancy man Charles Stopford Sackville, would like everyone to go home, please. He should just be glad that no one’s f-cked the dirt yet. (Daily Mail)