
This is just foxy. She makes those 80s nighttime glam shoulders WORK.

The slit is a leeeeeettle perilous.

Every time I see her, all I can think is, "I hope she is okay." This Dr. Luke stuff keeps dragging on, and that must make it extremely, extremely hard for her to heal from any of it.

I'm trying to imagine him and Nic Cage in a scene together. They feel like wildly different styles. I guess if I see this movie, I might not have to imagine. Maybe Nic Cage needs a series called Imagine Nic Cage in a Scene With... and you just stick a different performer in there each week and they go off. Maggie Smith! Christine Baranski! Brett Goldstein! Sterling K. Brown! Mandy Moore! And so on.

She is the child of Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen -- I almost typed "Martin" which would be SCANDALOUS -- and she really is a pretty even mix of them. MAYBE she tips more Sheen? I like her suit more than the shoes. I think it's smart for her to find a style lane that's different from her mom's.

I suspect you did not need me to tell you that this is Nic Cage's child. He looks like if you cast Nic Cage in an action movie about Jesus. Oh wow, please someone make that movie. It's about to get super sacrilegious up in here, so move along if you need to... but what can we call it? BODY OF CHRIST? SIGN OF THE CROSS? MANGER DANGER? Can Crucifictorious play on the soundtrack???

This continues to be a perplexing moment in the history of pants. Her shirt is also making a real go of confusing the hell out of me. Is it TUCKED INTO HER BRA? Outside of elementary school, people don't need to make crop tops thusly.

Pedro looks like he's learned the JUICIEST secret and he's absolutely dying to tell even though he promised he wouldn't. (He's going to tell. He just is.)(Cue that song from Search for the Holy Grail: "He's going to tell.... he's going to TELL...")

I couldn't deny you Full-Body Leaning Pedro. whose suit looks like he's wearing pedestrian-safety reflectors around his arms.

This man has gone through so many hair/aesthetic changes in his career, but this is his timeless one. I guess he knows what to come back to? Parenthetically, I just saw most of "Pig" and that movie ended up being WAY more about the Portland food scene than I anticipated for something that was pitched as "porcine John Wick."
