Sadie Bell

1 week ago | marieclaire.com | Sadie Bell

This story contains minor spoilers for The Phoenician Scheme. When Mia Threapleton’s character Liesl reconnects with her father Anatole “Zsa-zsa” Korda (Benicio del Toro) in Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme, it’s been 15 years since he sent her away to a convent. Since then, Zsa-zsa has continued his questionable wheelings and dealings to remain a successful baron of industry, while Liesl has taken solemn vows to become a nun.

2 weeks ago | marieclaire.com | Sadie Bell

Wally Baram learned the hard way not to use a bathroom on set. “It was like a cartoon,” the Overcompensating star tells Marie Claire over Zoom in early May. “I closed the door, and someone was like, ‘Wouldn't it be funny if someone used that?’”In a moment that could easily have come from a scene in the Prime Video show that has since catapulted Baram to stardom, she realized the toilet didn’t flush, used toilet paper to “cocoon the situation,” shoved it in her purse, and then trashed the bag.

2 weeks ago | marieclaire.com | Sadie Bell

If you ever wanted to know who is on your favorite singer's playlist, or what albums inspired the latest “it girl” the most, tune in for Marie Claire’s resident music franchise Listen Up. In this interview series, we ask musicians about their listening habits and the specific records that informed their taste—and inherently their journey as an artist. Maren Morris is currently backstage at The Tonight Show.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sadie Bell

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Future / Columbia RecordsIf you ever wanted to know who is on your favorite singer's playlist, or what albums inspired the latest “it girl” the most, tune in for Marie Claire’s resident music franchise Listen Up. In this interview series, we ask musicians about their listening habits and the specific records that informed their taste—and inherently their journey as an artist.

4 weeks ago | marieclaire.com | Sadie Bell

This story contains mild spoilers for Friendship. By many accounts, straight men are unwell. From the “dating gap” to statistics showing they’re falling behind to the so-called “male loneliness epidemic,” we’re being inundated with discourse about whether there’s a crisis of masculinity and what the cause might be. While you could spend hours doomscrolling about the topic—and we should educate ourselves(!)—you could also see Friendship and laugh about it, too.