The English actor dives in deep for his role as a unfulfilled young farmer who falls in love with a Romanian migrant worker in the festival hit God’s Own Country, acclaimed as one of the best British films of the year and a powerful forebear of a coming wave of anti-Brexit art.

After four years as one of the Disney Channel’s most popular stars, the all-around entertainer matures into a new stage of his career playing a serial killer in the provocative new independent film My Friend Dahmer.

Hairstylist AKKI riffs on the ever-present braid trend in this hallucinatory, kaleidoscopic image from our series A Different Kind of Beauty.

The British actor continues his introduction to America in Kenneth Branagh’s lavish, star-studded new adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express, bringing a fresh interpretation to a classic character in a timeless tale of good and evil.

In his new memoir, the celebrated principal dancer of American Ballet Theatre recounts his intense childhood training, joining the Bolshoi Ballet, and the arduous yearlong rehabilitation after a nearly career-ending injury that gave him a new perspective on his talent and the art form.

The Berlin-based design duo bring a raw-edged ruggedness to couture-quality constructions and uncover the fantasy within the mundanity of everyday life.

After quitting the film industry to work as a massage therapist, the French actor makes a triumphant return in the powerful new AIDS activism movie BPM (Beats Per Minute), which brought viewers to tears at Cannes and looks on its way to an Oscar nomination.

The new ceramics line from Cameron Bishop—and named after her daughter—has become a favorite on New York’s restaurant scene, thanks to her fine arts training and her invaluable network of other artists and designers.

The Irish actor’s breakout year continues after a role in Christopher Nolan’s World War II blockbuster Dunkirk with a terrifying turn as a vengeful teenager in Yorgos Lanthimos’s unnerving new film The Killing of a Sacred Deer.