What If Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson Really Are Brothers?
Audrey Hepburn - Sharon Horgan - Himesh Patel
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We Are Family

 

By Rebecca Ford

 

In Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson’s new Apple TV comedy series, Brothers, the actors and best friends play fictionalized versions of themselves as a way to explore a long-standing rumor that they’re actually related. Read more


Why this ad?

Younger

 

By Joy Press

 

Sharon Horgan, the creator and star of Bad Sisters and Catastrophe, on making Youth, a series about middle-aged sex, love, and parenting: “She wants to have this valuable, creative, couldn’t-give-a-fuck kind of life, but she’s not there yet.” Read more

Roman Holiday

 

By Daria Egidi

 

In 1952, Audrey Hepburn arrived in Rome as a relative unknown to film Roman Holiday, setting in motion a career that would make her an icon. Read more

Right-Hand Man

 

By Wisdom Iheanyichukwu

 

A month after Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey hit theaters, audiences have had time to sit with and reflect on the enormity of the experience. So has Himesh Patel, who has deep thoughts to share about leadership, fate, the concept of the righteous victory—and starring in the pilot for Ryan Coogler’s X-Files reboot. Read more


Why this ad?

Semi-charmed Life

 

By Maxwell Adler

 

With Ted Lasso back for a fourth season, Juno Temple talks to VF about the return of Keeley Jones, her punk-rock childhood, and her not-so-chic smoking habit. Read more

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