The actress, 26, who is best known for her role as Briar Rose in Maleficent ... became the first Black male winner of Achievement in Costume Design.

During his acceptance speech, Tazewell acknowledged how he is the first Black man to win an Oscar for best costume design. Upon mentioning that, many in the audience rose to their feet and gave him a ...

Valentine's Week starts with Rose Day on February 7. Each rose color given on Rose Day carries a specific meaning; red symbolizes deep love, pink expresses admiration, white stands for purity ...

Lily-Rose Depp channeled the gothic vibe of her "Nosferatu" character, Ellen Hutter, in a black lace dress on the Oscars red carpet on Sunday -- and it took more than 500 hours to create.

In celebration of today’s nationwide release of director Miki Magasiva’s film Tinā, Dan Ahwa talks to its celebrated costume designer Sacha Teuila Young about the film’s distinctive use of wardrobe to ...

The search for Mrs. Grant Ellis is on, and Rose Sombke is officially out of the running after her self-elimination from The Bachelor. The Chicago-based registered nurse prematurely left the show ...

Marshall Rose, Candice Bergen's husband of more than 20 years, has died after a battle with Parkinson's disease. He was 88. The news was confirmed in a New York Times obi t uary, which said Rose ...

Feb. 13 (UPI) --Blackpink's Rosé released a performance video for "Number One Girl" Thursday. The song is the first track on her debut solo album, Rosie, which dropped in December. The lyrics ...

Candice Bergen is mourning the loss of her husband Marshall Rose. The real estate developer and philanthropist died in the early hours of Feb. 15 from complications with Parkinson's disease.

Rose, a 27-year-old nurse, opted to self-eliminate during the Monday, February 17, episode of the ABC series after her drama with Carolina, a 29-year-old PR producer, carried over from week three.

Everything is better at The White Lotus—even the clothes. Just ask Alex Bovaird, the show’s costume designer since season one. This isn’t a resort where people roll around in their pajamas.

NEW YORK — The first thing you are likely to wonder about Tom Broecker, who has spent more than 30 years as the costume designer at “Saturday Night Live,” is whether he ever sleeps.