Liz Cheney, a conservative Republican, and Kamala Harris, the liberal vice president, jointly criticized Donald Trump and his MAGA movement in a pivotal event in Wisconsin. Cheney highlighted Trump’s flaws, supporting Harris as the patriotic choice. Harris emphasized unity across parties to protect US democracy, with Obama set to boost her campaign.
Andrew Garfield is impressed with the horse carousel memes, and plans on creating a three-part docuseries over the same for his upcoming film, We Live in Time. The actor, in conversation with Stephen Colbert on The Late Show, discussed the ideas of making memes and sharing them across.
The actor is set to star alongside Florence Pugh in the new romance movie, hitting theaters shortly. During Garfield’s appearance on the talk show, a promo featuring the co-stars appeared on the screen and later went viral on the internet.
As the audience burst into laughter watching the poster, the Spider-Man actor explained that it was a result of doom scrolling. Elaborating further about the memes, Garfield claimed, “I see this image, and I think, ‘Maybe I’m the only one that will notice this insane horse.’” He further said to Colbert, “‘It feels like we’re in his poster, in a way. No, I’m probably being overly sensitive. No one else will see it.’”
Furthermore, the actor claimed that once he was out of the retreat and switched on his phone, and the first thing was all of the memes created, making him laugh out uncontrollably.
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Progressing in his conversation with Stephen Colbert, the Tick Tick Boom actor joked that he is looking forward to creating a three-part docuseries on the memes he came across “to get to the bottom of, like, where the oversight fell apart and why this horse has taken on a life of its own.”
Ahead of the release of We Live in Time, Colbert tried to ask the actor about his first time feeling the sense of love. Garfield went on to reveal, “She was singing the Spice Girls song, “If you wanna be my lover.” I was 4-foot-1. She was about 5-foot-11. Beautiful blonde, just porcelain skin, just gorgeous. And she was singing that song; she said, ‘Would you like to be my lover?’”
He further recalled, “I’m 13 and prepubescent, and I say, ‘Yes, I would love that.’ And she says, ‘I’m having a little gathering tonight at my house if you’d like to come.’ And I felt like the Fonzarelli from Happy Days.”
We Live in Time hits theaters on January 1, 2025.
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Mindy Kaling loves a great glam moment but can also relish a quiet night with bare face at home. Speaking to PEOPLE, The Office alum talked at length about her tumultuous relationship with makeup which first started when she was 13 or 14 years old. She admitted that the emotional uplift makeup can give a person undeniable.
“It still never gets old being in glam. The transformation, how it makes me feel about myself, it’s so huge,” she told the outlet. Though her makeup style has become somber with age, she doesn’t mind going crazy with her glam when the occasion calls for it, the Met Gala, for example. “The Met Gala is the one time where I really experiment with eyeshadows,” she added.
A clean eye is usually her go-to because that’s what suits her facial structure, and sometimes she doesn’t mind a subtle eye make-up moment, but bright colors are a big no for her. “As I’ve gotten older, it’s a little bit more ‘less is more’ in terms of colors,” the Never Have I Ever show creator explained.
When she was younger, she enjoyed bright eyeshadow colors — blues, purples, orange, yellow but not anymore. “When I see a show like Euphoria I’m inspired by that. But now I can just admire it without trying it myself,” she added. Because she would prefer chilling with her kids over painting her face with colors any day!
Kailing, who’s mom to Katherine (aka Kit), 6, Spencer, 4, and Anne, 7 months, also loves to indulge in a skincare routine, skip the glam and enjoy free time with her children. “I have three little kids who are 6 and under, so for me, I really do relish a makeup-free moment,” she told the outlet.
The Mindy Project actress has been taking care of her skin in her 40s more than she did in her 30s. Recently, she invested in a skincare brand called Lion Pose because it helped her resolve her hyperpigmentation issue. “I really was not that into skincare until I was 40 years old,” she admitted. But now she’s 50% devoted to skincare and 50% to make-up. “That makes coming to Sephora, where it’s both of those things, really fun,” Kailing added.