“Elizabeth Olsen wore a very shiny Armani look to a Berlin screening” links

Elizabeth Olsen wore Armani to the Doctor Strange screening in Berlin. [RCFA]
The Offer had a premiere event and Miles Teller & Matthew Goode look like they’re promoting completely different projects. [Go Fug Yourself]
A$AP Rocky & Rihanna were blindsided by his arrest. [Dlisted]
Dove Cameron appeared on the Tonight Show. [Just Jared]
The Euphoria cast had an event this week. [LaineyGossip]
As I watched the most recent Scream, I realized that I kind of enjoy “elevated horror,” if Scream is supposed to be elevated horror? [Pajiba]
CNN+ is over after only a few weeks. [Gawker]
Janelle Monae comes out as nonbinary! [Towleroad]
Why did a couple on The Ultimatium not work out? [Starcasm]
Sofia Richie is engaged. She’s 23 years old. [Egotastic]
Trendspotting: hate-posting about Coachella. [Buzzfeed]

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  1. Eurydice says:

    I can’t believe that hideous thing is Armani.

  2. Alexandria says:

    Oh no…did she do buccal fat removal?

    • FHMom says:

      She is morphing into her sisters.

    • TeamMeg says:

      Resembles Joni Mitchell in the top pic.

    • minx says:

      She’s had a least one nose job, maybe more, and it gives her face an unfortunately pinched look. In older pictures she’s much prettier, and her original nose was not big at all.

      • Ornamental says:

        MINX, I completely agree. Of course nearly every celebrity gets some amount of cosmetic ‘enhancement,’ and I don’t envy the level of pressure they’re under, to look ‘flawless,’ but I find it a bit sad & distracting when actors’ faces look significantly tweaked & it seems clear they’d appear more human & uniquely appealing, if their ‘work’ was less noticeable. …Just my 2 cents!

    • Lemons says:

      Yeah, I noticed that too! Her face looks a bit odd now.

    • stagaroni says:

      I think she is sucking in her cheeks similar to JLo. In other photos her face doesn’t look “sunken.”

  3. girl_ninja says:

    Elizabeth should have thrown this outfit in the bin. Is Mr. Armani okay?

  4. Lightpurple says:

    Are her pants made with clear plastic?

    And didn’t we know that about Janelle Monae years ago?

  5. Case says:

    Re: Scream, I recently watched the entire series with two non-horror-fan friends. Proud to say they loved it and understood what an intelligent, lovable, and fun series it is.

    I think a lot of horror is about more than just surface level scares, so I also like “elevated horror.” Each decade has horror that reflects the thoughts and fears that dominate that time period, and while there’s a lot of low-quality nonsense in this genre, I also think a lot of horror is smart and has depth. That’s why I’m a fan of the genre — there’s something for everyone, whether you’re looking for something psychological and deep, silly and campy, or genuinely frightening. Horror has so many subgenres.

    • bettyrose says:

      I love the Scream series. I haven’t seen the most recent one, but the original is a horror-satire masterpiece. It’s not a spoof. It’s real horror but also a meta-analysis of horror-tropes. And it’s so so good.

  6. Gina says:

    Awful dress. Completely unflattering in addition to general ugliness. Cut, fabric, color, embelishments…

    • HoofRat says:

      Agreed; There’s absolutely no angle from which that outfit could possibly look flattering. I assume that’s why in both photos she looks like she’s about to burst into tears.

    • Lady D says:

      I think the bottom is a pair of pants? That’s what it looks like in the second picture.

  7. Twinkle says:

    Looks like Benedict and Elizabeth tolerate each other. Or maybe they had a crazy, passionate affair on set. Regardless, they body language is suspicious.

    • North of Boston says:

      There are other photos from this event where they look happy and comfortable together. One second of a snapshot can’t always tell the whole story.

  8. Lolaispretty says:

    Oh dear. Well, I love her anyway.

  9. JFerber says:

    Elizabeth Olsen’s face looks not good. So shiny and her mouth looks distorted. What could she have done?

  10. DrFt says:

    I do not lik3 to bump watch but…..

    • Roast says:

      Honestly, I am wondering the same thing. Why else would anyone so “slight” wear an oversized and ugly ensemble like this apart from to camouflage a pregnancy or a tumor?

  11. MangoAngelesque says:

    What’s wrong with being engaged at 23? I mean, in general, not in Sofia Richie’s case…she hasn’t shown the best taste in partners in recent history.

    • minx says:

      There are worse things. I still generally think people should live a little before settling down, and it also depends on the ages of both people. But my daughter turns 23 next month and has had a serious boyfriend for almost 4 years, so if they got engaged I wouldn’t mind, he’s a wonderful guy. I don’t offer my opinion to her, but if I did I would say that marrying is one thing, having kids too soon is something else.

      • BothSidesNow says:

        I must confess that I encouraged both of my children to wait until their 30’s before considering marriage. My thought process was due to the fact that you spend the first 18 years at home, living under your parents home. The next 4 are spent at university, finding a job and becoming a full self functional adult. I also told them that they should spend their 20’s learning about themselves and being selfish. Travel, take advantage of being by yourself and enjoying being by yourself. Plus, they have the task of finding a job, possibly relate to their major or minor, and seeing if it is something that they love. My daughter did travel extensively, solo and charity work. My son on the other hand, has never lived by himself and has never traveled. I thought that it was important for them to learn who they were as people. Though every child is different and every path one takes is up to them. I respect their choices.

      • MangoAngelesque says:

        It’s good that you wouldn’t discourage her from making her decisions. I got married at 26 (he was 30) and we’ve been incredibly happy ever since. Both of us k ew we didn’t want kids, and wanted to spend our lives traveling and experiencing life together. It’s been nice having a “partner in crime” for coming up on 16 years.

  12. LIONE says:

    The bad stuff said about Coachella is 100% true. It was not as fun as it has been. And it’s not a music festival anymore..

    And this quote makes me so sad: “But the A-listers already have status. They don’t need to perform for the internet to elevate their status.”
    Can we stop with this STATUS bs already and just enjoy ourselves?
    We are all the SAME, a-lister or unknown. We will all end up the same way, nothing of that matters!!

    • BothSidesNow says:

      SM has destroyed so much it seems. Why would you go to a music festival and spend your entire time taking selfies, having to change your clothes 6 times and do nothing but promote yourself? And why are these companies compounding the destruction to the essence of the festival? Plus it’s an insult to not only the artists performing but also an insult and selfish of the other festival goers as well! If you want to dance around taking selfies, change clothes 6x’s and block/interfere with others, then please stay in your backyard.

    • SomeChick says:

      I’ve seen some of the livestreamed sets this year, and there’s been a lot of great music (plus some I didn’t like at all, but everyone seems really good at what they do). but I would never want to go in person. it’s WAY WAY WAY too crowded!

    • SomeChick says:

      idk, that article was pretty dumb even for BuzzFeed. someone who has never been is judging whether or not it’s fun from ig and tiktok. and is saying there’s no coverage of the music. there’s a ton of coverage of the music in the music press. like, why is this even an article?

  13. Normades says:

    I honestly don’t hate what she’s wearing. Him however is terrible with the too casual scarf, untucked t-shirt, bad pants and horrible sneakers

    • Lemons says:

      I agree. Her outfit feels appropriate for a Marvel premiere. But he’s the star of the show and looks like he’s going to the grocery store after a day of meetings.

  14. SK says:

    Its very unusual but it made me pause to examine it, love the colour, beadwork and shininess. I love that it’s not exposing her body and looks comfy. An absolute red carpet win in my eyes

    • SAS says:

      I kind of love it! Would skip the pant embroidery next time if I were Mr Armani but I love how unique it is and the colour really flatters her. So sick of the vague superhero cosplay taking over Marvel red carpets, this is refreshing.

      Hate Benedict’s rumpled suit and tshirt, and wildly overdone tan.

  15. AnneL says:

    I just think that she looks like she’s about 50 in these pictures. A 50-year-old with great genes and a good plastic surgeon, but still 50. And it’s just a joyless look and photo, overall. Is she older or younger than her sisters? They all look about the same now.

  16. Bread and Circuses says:

    Does the outfit just not photograph well? It might look fine when it hasn’t got a flashbulb rebounding directly off it.

    I do like the pretty lace applique at the bottom hem, and the sparkly tank top would be very pretty on its own. I don’t like the way her hairstyle draws attention to how the blond is growing out, though.

  17. Twin Falls says:

    There are pictures of them out to dinner later the same day and she looks happy, relaxed and beautiful. Not sure what’s going on with these photos, why she looks so plastic, but it’s not a permanent look thankfully.