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T LOunge for September 19th 2025

Posted on September 19, 2025

La Terrazza Restaurant and Bar – Rimini, Italy

It’s FRIDAY. Shall we?

‘Star Wars: Starfighter’ Reveals First Look at Ryan Gosling
Director Shawn Levy shared an image from the Disney film’s shoot in the Mediterranean. ‘Star Wars: Starfighter’ Reveals First Look at Ryan Gosling
Ryan Gosling will make a splash with the forthcoming Star Wars: Starfighter.
Director Shawn Levy posted a photo to Instagram on Wednesday of the actor in costume, offering the first look from the film’s shoot. Gosling and co-star Flynn Gray are seen posing with the Mediterranean Sea behind them.
“Somewhere in the Mediterranean Sea #Starfighter,” Levy captioned the image.

Jennifer Aniston Has a Hilarious Reaction to Discovering Reese Witherspoon’s Real Name
Their friendship may go back more than 20 years, but there’s still some things they don’t know about each other.
Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon have been friends for decades, as well as co-stars in numerous projects, however, the Friends star didn’t know Witherspoon’s real name.
During a joint interview with LadBible, The Morning Show co-stars quizzed each other on how well they knew one another. When asked if Aniston knew Witherspoon’s middle name, a hysterical interaction occurred.

Your Guide to the Cast of ‘Black Rabbit,’ Jason Bateman’s Latest Netflix Series
The ‘Ozark’ alum stars opposite Jude Law as a pair of brothers and business partners with a dark history.
A new Netflix miniseries arriving on September 18, 2025 takes us to the place where Manhattan’s elite and the criminal underground meet: the fictional and titular Black Rabbit bar. Jason Bateman and Jude Law star on the thriller series as contrasting brothers who go into business together to open the luxury lower Manhattan club, though one of their criminal pasts will soon catch up with them and threaten their entire enterprise.
Bateman and Law, who are executive producers in addition to starring in the Netflix show (with Bateman also on as director), lead an ensemble cast that fills out the bar’s staff, their estranged family members, and the crime bosses they are running from. Ahead, find out more about the Black Rabbit cast and characters who join them on this roller coaster over eight episodes.

5 signs that you don’t wash your hair enough
Is there a better feeling than freshly washed hair?
How often should I wash my hair?
Ah, the million dollar question. It’s actually difficult to generalise about how often you should wash your hair as this routine depends on a few factors. If your scalp is dry or your hair is very thick and you don’t use many styling products, you may be able to get away with washing your hair just once a week.

Demi Lovato just made the straight French manicure a thing
This metallic masterpiece has changed my mind about square nails.
Demi Lovato might have just recruited me to the square side with what her nail tech is calling the ‘micro straight French’. In no community is ‘to each their own’ more true than the beauty coterie. I know that if you don’t get a bob right after I get bob, it’s not because you don’t like my bob — it’s because you just prefer longer hair for yourself. And while I know plenty of people who insist on a squared-off nail shape, it’s just never been for me. I prefer the softer look of an oval or almond shape, especially if there’s a French manicure involved. But Demi Lovato’s latest style might just have converted me.

Tomboy Femme Or Effortlessly Sophisticated? 27 Pieces To Help You Define Your Personal Style
Honing your style identity is all about exploration, says fashion content creator Ellen Brockbank, as she shares an edit of pieces designed to help you dig deeper into your own unique look.
To me, fashion is the best form of expression. It’s a safe space to explore your identity with no rules and plenty of room for mistakes along the way.
Experimentation is key to finding your signature style. Mine has definitely evolved over the years, but it’s settled into something androgynous and edgy, with a feminine touch – I call it ‘tomboy femme’. What I choose to wear is completely dependent on my mood, but I tend to go for a lot of oversized pieces, elevated basics and the occasional print.

Samin Nosrat: “Food Is How I Show My Love For People”
“I’ve been teased my whole life for wearing Birkenstocks,” Samin Nosrat tells me when we meet, “but I feel totally vindicated now they are so in fashion.” It’s not her footwear I notice though, so much as her halo of bouncy brown curls, and the seemingly endless giggles that emanate from within. She is, quite simply, an utter joy. The Californian chef is beloved the food world over for her boundless culinary enthusiasm and humble reaction to the stratospheric success of her 2018 book, Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, which has sold over a million copies and inspired a Netflix series of the same name. That debut has been described to me by many in the food world as “biblical”, though Samin couldn’t be further from having a God complex if she tried, despite those sandalled feet.

How to Style Curly Hair, According to Professional Hairstylists
Anyone with a natural curl pattern knows that there’s no universal answer to the question of how to style curly hair. Each head of curls is unique and deserves its own consideration (and customized product lineup). That said, a few best practices for styling curly hair are helpful across the board. And who better to ask for tips than professional hairstylists who find multiple curl types in their chairs every day?
Styling processes for curly hair can take a little extra technique and patience, but the results are versatile, long-lasting, and totally worth the effort. “I think having the choice to switch up your look is really special,” professional hairstylist and curl specialist Olivia Renee tells Glamour. Whether you’re maximizing your curls’ definition or prioritizing loose, bouncy movement, “you’re able to manipulate curly hair into what you want it to be, and it can be fun to experiment with your look,” she says.

Inside Bulgari’s Landmark New Exhibition in Tokyo
Can the beauty of color really shape how we perceive the world? That’s the question posed and answered by Kaleidos, a new landmark retrospective by Bulgari held in Tokyo’s National Art Center. Taking its name from the Greek words for “Kalos” (Beautiful) and “Eidos” (Form), Kaleidos is intended as a rich look into the vibrant 140-year heritage of Bulgari, told through a trove of high jewelry in every hue imaginable. Showcasing almost 350 pieces from the maison’s archive and private collections, it marks the largest exhibition Bulgari has ever held in Japan.

This Scotch Cocktail May Be One of the Most Important Drinks of the 21st Century
Recognized as one of the most popular cocktails to come out of the modern craft cocktail movement of the early 2000s, the Penicillin is a rich and spicy mix of blended scotch, fresh lemon juice, honey-ginger syrup, and heavily peated scotch floated on top, with a candied ginger garnish.
In 2005, just a year after landing in New York City from his home country of Australia, Sam Ross came up with this Whiskey Sour variation while bartending at pioneering cocktail bar Milk & Honey. In Georgette Moger-Petraske’s 2016 book Regarding Cocktails, devoted to the famed drinks served at the legendary bar, Ross recounts how the Penicillin was first inspired by another one of Milk & Honey’s original cocktails.

The Sagrada Família Takes Its Final Shape
In the century since Antoni Gaudí died, his wild design has been obsessively realized, creating the world’s tallest church—and an endlessly debated icon.
The Sagrada Família is an immense, unfinished church in Barcelona, begun in 1882 on what was once outlying farmland and is now the city’s center. When I last visited the building, in July, it was nine inches away from being the tallest in the city. Less than two weeks later, when a ring beam to support the base of a cross was added to its biggest tower, dedicated to Jesus, the church surpassed the city’s two highest skyscrapers, both of which stand at five hundred and five feet tall. The sandstone basilica will reach its full height, however, only once the cross—which is fifty-five feet tall and made of fluted steel—is installed atop the tower, later this month. This addition will also make it the tallest church in the world. But Antoni Gaudí, the Catalan architect who spent forty-three years working on the Sagrada Família, did not think that his work should compete with God’s, so the basilica will remain a few feet lower than the iconic peak of Montjuïc.

Tom Blyth Tells Tim Roth How He Made It From Nottingham to Hollywood
“Now more than ever,” Tom Blyth wants to make difficult films. After his blockbuster breakout in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, the 30-year-old actor is going indie, starring opposite David Jonsson in the psychosexual thriller Plainsclothes as a closeted undercover cop tasked with apprehending gay men by seducing would-be cruisers in a mall bathroom. The film, which originally premiered at Sundance and goes wide this weekend, marks the feature-length debut for director Carmen Emmi. Last week, Blythe got on Zoom to unpack the role and his career trajectory with his personal hero, the actor Tim Roth, who wasn’t shy about pitching Blyth on a two-hander with the great Claire Denis. Below, the Brits have a playful and wide-ranging conversation about the films that shaped them and the magic of movie theaters.

Glenn Close says filming nude scene at 78 was her idea: ‘I didn’t want to put my clothes back on’
Close is set to bare all in new film “The Summer Book,” based on the novel by celebrated Finnish author Tove Jansson.
Glenn Close is opening up about her recent decision to strip down.
“It was my idea,” Close recently told AARP’s Movies for Grownups regarding a nude scene in the upcoming film The Summer Book, a Finnish-English-American co-production also starring The Worst Person in the World standout Anders Danielsen Lie.
The eight-time Oscar nominee explained that she “thought that’s something [her character] would do when no one else is around. In Finland, they’re much more used to nakedness than we are,” adding, “I didn’t want to put my clothes back on. It felt so good.”

The Health Benefits of Honey, a Delicious Superfood With Healing Properties
This sweet, sticky liquid is nutritious in moderation, plus it helps soothe sore throats, treat wounds, and much more.
The benefits of honey reach far and wide, extending well beyond its use as a sweetener in baked goods, savory dishes, and cups of tea. In addition to enhancing countless culinary creations, this thick, viscous liquid contains compounds that can help support and protect our bodies when consumed or even applied topically. We caught up with registered dietitians to learn more about honey’s nutritional value and healing prowess.

6 Sneaky Things Making Your Small Bathroom Feel Messier Than It Is
Sometimes it’s not the square footage—it’s the clutter factor.
Your bathroom is one of those areas of your home where clutter can build up especially fast. Moreover, this is one of the spaces where that matters most. A messy collection of bathroom “essentials” can quickly get in the way of daily activity, be an aesthetic eyesore, and make small spaces look even smaller.
We consulted with two experts, Nick Friedman and Lana Lorena, to get the inside scoop on what can specifically make your small bathroom feel cluttered—and what to do about it.

Dolly Parton Just Announced Dollywood’s Biggest-ever Ride—and It’s a World First
NightFlight Expedition will be the world’s first indoor hybrid coaster and whitewater river raft ride.
Dolly Parton and her theme park Dollywood announced a first-of-its-kind attraction this week, introducing the world’s first indoor family hybrid coaster and whitewater river raft ride.
The $50 million NightFlight Expedition ride, which is expected to open in spring 2026, marks the single largest investment in Dollywood’s history, the resort shared with Travel + Leisure. Located in the park’s Wildwood Grove, it’s set inside a sprawling 44,000 square foot, temperature-controlled facility, with the ability to operate rain or shine.

This U.S. Town Is One of the Best Halloween Destinations for Its Haunted Mansions, Ghost Tours, and ‘Witch Float’ Down the River
This floating costume party kicks off a suite of October’s Halloween-themed events in Macon, Georgia.
The calendar has turned the page to September, which means we aren’t just firmly in autumn, we’re also firmly in spooky season. And if you and your coven are looking for a perfect place to celebrate this particularly ghoulish time of year, we’ve got an idea for you.
Each October, in Macon, Georgia, hundreds of witches take to the Ocmulgee River to see if they can float. (OK, they cheat a little bit by actually taking standup paddleboards and canoes for a little ride down the river, but we won’t hold that against them.)
The annual Macon Annual Witches Float invites “witches, warlocks, and wizards” to swap their broomsticks for paddles and get into the “spirit of the season with this family-friendly event.” Guests are encouraged to attend in costume and bring any non-motorized flotation device they want.

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