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Fans could not stop talking about Zendaya after a sweet red carpet moment that quickly went viral online. The actress attended the Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards in 2026, where photographers unexpectedly started calling her “Mrs. Holland” while she posed for pictures.

The moment came just a week after reports surfaced that Zendaya had quietly tied the knot with her longtime partner Tom Holland. As seen in a video clip posted by Complex, soon as the photographers shouted “Mrs. Holland,” Zendaya’s reaction said everything. She instantly blushed, broke into a huge smile and looked completely caught off guard by the comment. Instead of brushing it off, she seemed genuinely happy and a little shy, laughing softly as she continued posing for photos.

The moment quickly turned into one of those rare red carpet edits that fans cannot get enough of. Zendaya’s reaction had the internet swooning, with many pointing out how natural and joyful she looked when the nickname was called out.

What really stood out was the glow on her face. Zendaya appeared to have that unmistakable freshly wed, newlywed bride glow, the kind of happiness that shows up without trying. Her smile looked warm and effortless, and fans immediately began commenting on how beautiful and radiant she seemed in that moment.

Zendaya and Holland first met while working together on the Spider-Man: Homecoming franchise and have been one of Hollywood’s most beloved couples ever since their relationship became public in 2021. Although neither of them has officially confirmed reports of a secret wedding, moments like this only continue to fuel speculation.

For now, Zendaya’s blushing reaction to being called “Mrs. Holland” has fans convinced that the actress might just be enjoying the sweetest chapter of her life.

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Swedish director Nathan Grossman discusses his new film, premiering at CPH:DOX, exploring the Western gaze, turning the camera on colonial legacy, and collaborating with the Korubo community. 

Nike and Jordan Brand have shared official images of the latest collaboration with One Battle After Another actress Teyana Taylor, the Air Jordan 3 “Concrete Rose,” following its initial preview at NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles.

The sneaker serves as an stylistic evolution of the former Maxim cover star’s signature floral motifs, aiming to symbolize her meteoric rise from her Harlem origins to the global stage. The design features a departure from traditional color blocking to a more versatile muted green leather upper.

Taylor is also up for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar at this Sunday’s Academy Awards, one of 13 statuettes that the widely acclaimed, Paul Thomas Anderson-directed movie is nominated for.

But back to the sneaker at hand. The shoe’s primary visual contrast comes from pairing smooth green leather with a rugged, textured midsole designed to resemble concrete. This juxtaposition is intended to represent strength built under pressure, according to the brand.

Elevated details include metallic gold accents and subtle rose-inspired elements. Maintaining the heritage of the original 1988 silhouette, the “Concrete Rose” features classic Nike Air branding on the heel. The interior lining contains the handwritten phrases, “The World Is Different Here” and “Rose From Concrete,” and the insoles are decorated with intricate rose petal graphics.

The eye-catching kicks will be housed in special-edition packaging, consisting of a custom gold Jordan-branded box with a display window and themed interior artwork.

The Teyana Taylor x Air Jordan 3 “Concrete Rose” is scheduled for official release on March 14.

Will Ferrell’s Lonnie “The Hawk” Hawkins seems poised to join the likes of Adam Sandler’s Happy Gilmore and Danny McBride’s Kenny Powers in the great (but limited) pantheon of irreverent, fictional pro athletes. A first look at the legendary funnyman’s first-ever television series introduces the affably egotistical character as a great golfer who’s staging a comeback on the 20th anniversary of his No. 1 debut on the PGA Tour. Check out the synopsis from Netflix below:

“Lonnie Hawkins, 2004’s number one golfer, struggles on the back nine of his career to recapture his magic. His body says retire, but his heart says he’s not done yet. His ex-wife and his son Lance, golf’s new golden boy, know he’s through. But with one more major to win to complete golf’s Grand Slam, Lonnie refuses to believe he’s anything other than one stroke away from the greatest comeback in golf history.”

It’s natural to see the similarities to Eastbound & Down. The hit HBO comedy, which ran for four seasons from 2009 to 2013, followed aging former MLB pitcher Kenny Powers, whose obnoxious and self-destructive behavior made for pure comedy fodder as he ham-fistedly attempted to claw his way back to the big leagues. Aside from thematic elements, the shows are connected through Gary Sanchez Productions, a joint venture between Ferrell and comedy screenwriter Adam McKay that secured Eastbound & Down‘s initial six-episode HBO order. Its sister company, the female-forward Gloria Sanchez Productions, is one of three production houses behind The Hawk.

Further bolstering the project is a stacked supporting cast led by Molly Shannon (Saturday Night Live, The Other Two) as Stacy and Jimmy Tatro (The Real Bros of Simi Valley, American Vandal) as Lance. Joining them are Fortune Feimster (FUBAR, The Mindy Project) as Sam, Luke Wilson (Legally Blonde, The Royal Tenenbaums) as Golden Fisk, Chris Parnell (30 Rock, Fallout) as Anton, Katelyn Tarver (Ballers, Famous in Love) as Natalie, David Hornsby (Mythic Quest, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) as Radford, Gabriel Hogan (Tacoma FD, Condor) as Jerry, and Aida Osman (Rap Sh!t, Random Acts of Flyness) as Crystal.

The Hawk arrives on Netflix this summer. Watch the first look below:

A new season calls for a wardrobe refresh, one that Kim Kardashian delivers in sizzling fashion as she showcases the newNikeSKIMS Spring 2026 Collection from head to toe.

While Kardashian sister Kylie Jenner stripped down last month in a new Skims underwear campaign, the elder Kardashian goes sporty and stylish in a robust assortment of athletic gear. Footwear also joins the new NikeSkims roster, including a pair of ballet-meets-athletic sneakers sported by the entrepreneur and model Kardashian.

K-pop star Lisa recently led a ballerina-inspired NikeSkims campaign, and the $5 billion-plus brand also went for gold withan exclusive Team USA collection celebrating this year’s Winter Olympics: Skims and its co-founder certainly keep hustling.

And given Kardashian’s jaw-dropping appearance in the latest workout gear from NikeSkims, the results are certainly paying off. The collection boasts a range of new colorways, materials and silhouettes, all “designed to help women to feel confident and strong, in and out of the gym,” the brand said.

From workout leggings to an appealing bodysuit, a new material (Matte Shine Mix) joins the brand’s lineup, offering athletic performance via quick-dry technology and mid-level compression, while Rift Mesh and NikeSkims Shine materials also make their return in fresh seasonal colorways.

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Kardashian’s hard work behind and in front of the scenes building the Skims empire now features an appealing range of athletic performance to complement its star roster of famous faces, including the likes of Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter, Tate McRae and Cardi B. As Kardashian shows off in stunning fashion, Skims says the new offering (available now online at Skims) speaks to the idea “that performance wear can flatter as much as it functions, so there’s no need to compromise on style.”

Sometimes an Academy Award goes straight from the stage to somewhere even more glamorous: The bathroom.
As is the case for Emma Thompson, who won an Oscar for Best Actress in 1992 for Howards End…
 

“Each year it’s going to be different, it’s never going to be duplicated. For 2025 there were only 315 made for the world,” Michter’s Master Distiller Dan McKee shares with the room, passing bottle #169 of his Celebration Sour Mash over to Master of Maturation Andrea Wilson. As McKee speaks, Wilson pops the the bottle open with that unmistakable sound of cork on glass. 

“You see how I paused? That was on purpose!” McKee chuckles, then continues his presentation. “I will always tell you the whiskey is the star of the show, hands down, and I’m so proud of this. It’s parts of seven barrels from our stocks: three Kentucky straight bourbon barrels and four Kentucky straight rye barrels, ranging from over 12 years to well over 30 years. So think about that.” 

About two dozen people are gathered in a private dining room of the uber-swanky Aman New York, a hotel with as exclusive and refined a pedigree as the whiskey we’ve assembled to sip. In the rarefied world of ultra-premium American whiskey, few releases command the reverence of this Michter’s Celebration Sour Mash—an apex expression the label launched in 2013, but has only released three other times in the dozen years since. 

When debuted, such elevated expressions of American whiskey were a rarity; Celebration Sour Mash represented a watershed moment for domestic distillers. At a time when most US releases remained priced well below luxury international spirits territory, Michter’s courageously introduced a blend that carried a multi-thousand-dollar price tag—signaling that American whiskey could compete at the highest echelon of the global spirits market along with heavyweights like cognac and scotch single malts.

For Michter’s, the move was bold but also fitting—an ambitious strike to prove they could craft a whiskey that stood shoulder-to-shoulder with anything from Europe or Japan. In the intervening years, Michter’s has been named Distiller of the Year by Wine Enthusiast, Best American Whiskey by Food & Wine, and Whisky of the Year by The Whisky Exchange, proving its lofty ambitions were well grounded in reality. Then just last October, Michter’s achieved a milestone when it became the first American whiskey brand to be named “The World’s Most Admired Whiskey” three consecutive years by an international academy convened by Drinks International. What was initially criticized by some as hubris morphed and cemented into bulletproof acclaim. 

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“This extraordinary whiskey is a symphony decades in the making, orchestrated by Master of Maturation Andrea Wilson and Master Distiller Dan McKee,” Joseph J. Magliocco, President of Michter’s, tells Maxim. “Together, they carefully oversee the aging and blending process, selecting these seven whiskeys not only for the extraordinary individual characteristics each brings, but with the understanding that together they will create a whiskey so exquisite that the sum is even greater than its individual parts.”

More specifically, Magliocco noted the responsibility of selecting the barrels for this edition fell to McKee, who personally curated the seven casks that form the backbone of the blend—all of it crafted before Michter’s distillery in Shively, Kentucky opened. Then the heavy lifting shifted to Wilson, whose job it was to then precisely marry the seven whiskeys into one perfect blend—a surely delicious endeavor anchored with heavy responsibility. 

“I’m so proud to have personally selected the barrels for this release,” McKee states of his contribution, alluding to what the seven different ingredients might conspire to. “It’s remarkable how the oldest barrels contribute just the right amount of oak influence while leaving room for the delicate nuances of the other beautiful ryes and bourbons in the blend to shine.”

“To be part of creating Celebration is a tremendous honor,” Wilson said separately. “It is about respecting the art of maturing whiskey to its perfect moment, not a specific age; blending whiskeys to a profile that surpasses the beauty of any one barrel alone; and seeking something so unique it conveys a poetic elegance.”

Over a stream of Aman prepared delicacies like delicately tempura’d shrimp, sushi and golden oven-baked chicken, our gracious hosts complimented the meal with a single pour of the 2025 Celebration Sour Mash. When the time was finally at hand to raise the gorgeous cut crystal glassware, the personal excitement hit crescendo. The complexity of this spirit is difficult to articulate, and required more than a minute to process—a juice that plays like a Beethoven symphony exploding from six-figure Sonus faber speakers. The first notes that struck were actually the heavy bass notes of volcano cake and maraschino cherries, soaking in a luxurious Port sweetness—not cloying or heavy in weight, but in the profundity of the layers and refinement. Then came an intermission of cinnamon and baking spices from the rye and oak, before bursting into a bright, shining floral light that felt like you were splitting the Red Sea of Celebration’s luxurious mouthfeel. The interplay of exquisite bourbon galavanting with superb, aged rye was a unique dance we’ve certainly never experienced before. A supernatural convergence of different grain bills, barrels, maturation lengths, source distilleries and even category makes for a whiskey not soon to be forgotten. While it’s impossible to ever suggest a normal working man pay the cost of a Caribbean vacation for a dram, with Michter’s halo offering we would argue it’s not exactly profligate, either. 

Only the fifth time this extraordinary Celebration Sour Mash has ever been released, the 2025 edition comes bottled at 57.6% ABV (115.2 proof), presented in an elegant crimson gift box alongside a letter signed by Master Distiller McKee himself. And while its SRP of $6,000 feels celestial for an American whiskey, prices on the second market are already showing up at two to three times that amount. If you ever find yourself with an opportunity to sip this spirit, godspeed. 

Follow Deputy Editor Nicolas Stecher on Instagram at @nickstecher and @boozeoftheday.

Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali is preparing to return to theatres with a new project titled Main Vaapas Aaunga, a film that explores themes of love, memory and belonging against the backdrop of historical migration. The film brings together a notable ensemble cast that includes Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah, Vedang Raina and Sharvari in prominent roles. The project has been officially announced with the release of its first teaser, offering an early look at the narrative and tone of the film ahead of its scheduled theatrical release on June 12, 2026.

Presented by Applause Entertainment and produced by Window Seat Films, Main Vaapas Aaunga appears to continue Imtiaz Ali’s interest in emotionally driven storytelling. The teaser introduces viewers to a story that unfolds across personal relationships and historical events. Set to the sound of Diljit Dosanjh’s vocals, the preview hints at a narrative that combines an intimate love story with broader reflections on identity, memory and displacement. The brief footage suggests that the film will explore how personal emotions are shaped by larger social and historical experiences.

Imtiaz Ali has stated that the film draws inspiration from the human experiences surrounding migration during the time of the Partition of India. According to the filmmaker, the story is influenced by real accounts of people whose lives were deeply affected by displacement and separation during that period. He explained that migration remains one of the defining historical stories of the last century and continues to shape personal and cultural identities even decades later. The film attempts to capture the emotional consequences of such upheavals, focusing on memories of love, loss and the search for a sense of home.

While the film is a fictional narrative, Ali indicated that many of its emotional elements are derived from the lived experiences of people who endured the trauma and uncertainty of Partition. He emphasised that the past continues to influence the present, particularly through the memories people carry with them. According to him, the film reflects on how deeply personal feelings—such as love for a person or attachment to a place—often remain long after historical events have passed.

One of the major creative aspects of Main Vaapas Aaunga is the reunion of composer A. R. Rahman, lyricist Irshad Kamil and director Imtiaz Ali. The trio has previously collaborated on several widely recognised film soundtracks. Their creative partnership has been associated with music that complements the emotional themes of Ali’s films, and the upcoming project is expected to continue that collaboration. The film will also feature a song performed by Diljit Dosanjh, marking his first musical collaboration with Rahman and Kamil.

The film is produced by Sameer Nair and Deepak Segal for Applause Entertainment, along with Mohit Choudhary and Shibasish Sarkar representing Window Seat Films. The production marks another step in Applause Entertainment’s expansion into theatrical cinema after focusing primarily on digital and streaming content in recent years. According to the producers, working with filmmakers known for distinctive storytelling is an important part of their approach to developing projects for the big screen.

Main Vaapas Aaunga combines a large ensemble cast with a narrative that connects personal relationships with historical events. Along with Diljit Dosanjh and Naseeruddin Shah, the film features actors Vedang Raina and Sharvari in significant roles. While details about the characters and plot remain limited at this stage, the teaser suggests a story that moves across time and emotional landscapes shaped by migration and memory.

The film is currently scheduled to release in cinemas on June 12, 2026. As more promotional material emerges in the coming months, audiences are expected to learn more about the characters and storyline that form the core of Imtiaz Ali’s latest project.

Rachel Taparjan’s first feature, debuting at Copenhagen, sees the director and another woman returning to the orphanage where they were adopted, putting her on a path to confronting a painful legacy. 

Actor Soni Razdan recently took her first ride on Mumbai Metro Aqua Line and came away thoroughly impressed. The veteran actor shared glimpses from her journey on social media, giving followers a quick review of the city’s underground metro corridor.

Soni documented parts of her commute to Cuffe Parade, posting photos and videos from the trip. In one of the clips, she was seen walking along the passage leading to the platform and waving at the camera. She also shared a selfie from inside the coach, posing with a friend while seated.
Interestingly, fellow passengers seemed unaware of her presence and did not recognise the actor, allowing her to enjoy the ride quietly like any other commuter.
Sharing her thoughts on the experience, Soni praised the metro for its comfort, cleanliness and efficiency. Posting the pictures and videos on Instagram, she wrote, “Just soooo impressed with the Metro Aqua Line! Spanking clean, cool, efficient and well, just wow. Went all the way from T1 to Cuffe Parade in a jiffy. This may have been my first trip but it won’t be my last!”
The Aqua Line, part of the expanding Mumbai Metro network, has been gaining attention for significantly improving connectivity across the city. Soni’s enthusiastic review resonated with many social media users, who have also been praising the new metro corridor for making travel faster and more convenient.
Soni Razdan, who is also known as the mother of actor Alia Bhatt, often shares glimpses of her daily life and experiences with fans online. Her recent metro ride added a relatable moment, showing the actor navigating the city’s public transport like any regular Mumbaikar.
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