Jada Yuan

Made the best choice of my week by going to Carmine’s sports bar to watch the @nyknicks game https://t.co/806cReKRiP

Ha Google alerted me to travel advice I gave to @NPRLifeKit ages ago and I stand by all of it! Always bring bug spray, tampons you like, hair conditioner (so many hotels don’t have it!), and rain gear. Leave toiletries at home and buy them on road. You don’t need 80% of them https://t.co/j4v4k5Xl8P

Best #Cannes2025 party by far was the one for Neon and “Splitsville” at Lucia Beach, where the dance party was so good, Alexander Skarsgard left and came back. Molly Manning Walker who made a movie about Brits partying in Spain stood on a banquette the whole time https://t.co/mORs8UjhGb

RT @JustinCChang: Jafar Panahi has won the Golden Lion at Venice (THE CIRCLE), the Golden Bear at Berlin (TAXI), and now the Palme d'Or at…

When I ran into @JustinCChang outside the Jafar Panahi premiere, we just looked at each other and were like, "Wow, THAT was a movie." It felt so, so special to be in that room. And now it has a Palme d'Or. So excited for everyone to see it! #Cannes2025

So freaking thrilled for Jafar Panache’s A SIMPLE ACCIDENT to win the Palme d’Or. It was far and away my favorite film of the fest. What a monumental achievement from an Iranian director who still made it in secret because he’d be censored if he didn’t

Jada Yuan @jadabird

Jafar Panahi’s IT WAS JUST A SIMPLE ACCIDENT is a stone-cold stunner revenge thriller, full of political anger and darkly funny — from a director who was jailed and banned from making films in Iran. Had men weeping and shouts of “Bravo.” Instant Palme frontrunner #Cannes2025 https://t.co/HqqwENsnGL

Friends still on the ground in #cannes2025 say power has gone out all over the city and cut out during a reprise screening of “Sirât.” Trains were down. Fest says they have independent power at Palais and can continue with closing ceremony. Chaos on last day of fest https://t.co/8frrf7yVo8

RT @inceptstellar: horror film which takes place at cannes during a standing ovation and if you stop clapping you die

James Franco is in Cannes auctioning off a painting called “Hollywood is Hell” at the @amfAR gala. Lunch with highest bidder “anytime, anywhere” — 325,000 euros #cannes2025 https://t.co/N0YSApCK3a

Adrien Brody auctions off his painting of Marilyn Monroe at @amfAR gala for 375,000 EUR. And then offered to take the highest bidder to lunch. Over the years, his donated artwork has raised over 2 million euros for the AIDS charity #Cannes2025 https://t.co/ZzumHdAiXz

Is this news? Michelle Rodriguez says, “We’re very close to closing down the Fast and Furious franchise,” while auctioning off the Dodge that Vin Diesel drove in FF10 at @amfAR gala #Cannes2025

Have never cried at an @amfAR gala until hearing that Rock Hudson donated $250 forty years ago, which is what gave Elizabeth Taylor the inspiration to start the organization dedicated to fighting AIDS. Hudson was one of the first victims to die of AIDS. #Cannes2025

Jafar Panahi’s IT WAS JUST A SIMPLE ACCIDENT is a stone-cold stunner revenge thriller, full of political anger and darkly funny — from a director who was jailed and banned from making films in Iran. Had men weeping and shouts of “Bravo.” Instant Palme frontrunner #Cannes2025 https://t.co/HqqwENsnGL

Am an absolute sniffling wreck after watching Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut ELEANOR THE GREAT and seeing June Squibb get her flowers at #cannes2025 https://t.co/iNa5CaxOxD

Spike Lee says Denzel Washington “was very moved by the love he got” Monday night with his surprise honorary Palme d’Or, and that Denzel was reciting dialogue from his films way back while his clip reel played #Cannes2025 @AmPav https://t.co/S6QsL1bqdA

Spike Lee points out that the Pope went to Villanova and three players on the Knicks went to Villanova, so if you believe in God and numerology, “It is destined.” #Cannes2025 @AmPav https://t.co/yjysEHo1sY

It has nothing to do with loving cinema or not. It’s very hard to get readers to care about festival coverage at general interest pubs. They won’t see these movies for months, if ever. So if mentioning the Oscars gets more people stoked on a Lynne Ramsay movie, let’s fucking go.

Cláudio Alves @claudioalvesDC

If you're at Cannes and your first reaction to some of the most exciting films of the year is all Oscar-related, I'm not sure you love cinema or if you just love awards. Sorry to be a curmudgeon but it's disheartening to see so much of the fest coverage be about awards prospects.