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TOM BLYTH poses in the Getty Images Portrait Studio Presented by IMDb and IMDbPro during the Toronto International Film Festival at InterContinental Toronto Centre. More: https://imgbox.com/g/F3gUxipIyZ

TOM BLYTH for PEOPLE's Portrait Studio at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival.

TOM BLYTH at the Deadline Studio during the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival held at BISHA Hotel on September 06, 2025 in Toronto, Canada.

TOM BLYTH for PEOPLE's Portrait Studio at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival

photographed at TIFF while promoting Wasteman

AllureSelena Gomez Is in Rare FormIn the five years since she launched Rare Beauty (with an Allure cover), Gomez has rewritten the celeb beauty brand playbook.

Haven't read the novel nor have I ever watch a movie about it (I even had to look it up because I always mix it up with Dangerous Liaisons) so I say hell give it to me

More yay Social Media Embargo Lifts on ‘One Battle After Another’ — No Surprise, Raves Galore The social media embargo has lifted, first reactions to Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” are in, and they’re glowing. Loosely based on Thomas Pynchon’s “Vineland,” Anderson’s film stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a washed-up revolutionary forced to rescue his teenage daughter when an old enemy resurfaces. The ensemble includes Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, Teyana Taylor, and newcomer Chase Infiniti. Early press reactions have only fueled the hype. Men’s Health’s Evan Romano called it “my #1 movie of the year,” while critic Brett Arnold wrote, “I laughed out loud throughout — probably Anderson’s funniest film — and by the end I was crying. Sean Penn deserves the Oscar.” Slash Film’s Chris Evangelista described it as “the modern American nightmare in VistaVision,” while the New York Times’ Kyle Buchanan positioned it as an Oscar frontrunner, potentially the film to finally land PTA Best Director. Not every take has been ecstatic — Grace Randolph admitted she “hated it at first,” but later reconsidered, singling out Benicio del Toro for awards attention. Still, the overwhelming consensus positions One Battle After Another as one of 2025’s best films — absurdism, emotional heft, and PTA pushing into blockbuster territory with car chases, and shootouts. We’ll see how the actual reviews go, the embargo lifts on September 7. ‘One Battle’ opens September 26 via Warner Bros.

via NY Times

Yay 👍🏼 ‘One Battle After Another’ Has Early Reactions That Sure Sound Promising Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” has been quietly screened for select press in New York and Los Angeles this past Friday. Word is, plenty of critics and awards-season watchers have now seen the film. The social media embargo won’t lift until Monday, but that hasn’t stopped a few early birds from dropping hints. Unsurprisingly, the whispers are glowing. This is PTA we’re talking about—when was the last time one of his films was ever not praised? All signs point to “One Battle After Another” being very much in the Oscar conversation. A few people I’ve spoken to were very positive on it. Below are three “reactions” of main writers from, respectively, The Playlist, The New York Times and IndieWire.

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