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Timothée Chalamet posted rare, subtle photos from a beach vacation with Kylie Jenner, echoing Jenner’s sun-soaked posts. He shared beach shots and a video on Instagram, while Jenner showcased swimsuits and beachwear in multiple snaps, as fans speculated about the couple’s seaside getaway.
Timothée Chalamet was not invited to the Dune: Part Three trailer launch, reportedly due to concerns he would become a distraction amid a high-profile romance with Kylie Jenner and backlash over comments that could affect Oscar prospects; he nonetheless appeared in a brief pre-recorded message to praise director Denis Villeneuve, keeping the spotlight on the film.
The article argues Timothée Chalamet’s aggressive, Marty Mauser-inspired campaign for Best Actor—driven by a desire for undeniable greatness—highlights the subjective, political nature of the Academy and suggests his loss may reflect more than talent; it also champions a longer, more varied career where time, humility, and offbeat projects define enduring success over relentless trophy-focused campaigning.
A former adult entertainer, Sarah Tena, claims in a Daily Mail interview that she had a private, on‑and‑off romance with Timothée Chalamet from 2020 to 2023, with meetings after connecting on Instagram during the early COVID-19 period and continuing until around 2022–2023. She says Jenner’s later public romance with Chalamet surprised her, and the story gained traction after she posted screenshots of chats. Tena describes Chalamet as a gentleman who didn’t judge her past, though she notes Hollywood changes people and says she misses him.
The 2026 Oscars spotlight Timothée Chalamet, featured a notably political telecast, sparked fashion/“tie” debates, and signaled a shifting Hollywood power dynamic with rising stars, all while ABC/Hulu drew 17.86 million viewers, a four-year low.
Space.com's Dune: Part Three teaser arrives, promising a 17-year jump on Arrakis as Paul and Chani navigate war and prophecy while expecting twins; Duncan Idaho returns as a Ghola named Hayt, Robert Pattinson debuts as Scytale, and Ida Brooke and Nakoa-Wolf Momoa are cast as the Atreides children, all setting up the adaptation of Dune Messiah and a December theatrical release.
An unnamed onlooker reportedly told The Sun that Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet left the Oscars for a full hour, were replaced by seat fillers, and returned before the major acting awards were announced; the night also featured Conan O’Brien joking about Timothée’s ballet/opera controversy, and the couple later attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
Timothée Chalamet is reportedly taking a nine-month break to let audiences miss him before Dune: Part Three opens, a strategy that could ease Oscar-season pressure and allow him to pursue ensemble roles while continuing to promote the franchise.
Dune: Part Three trailer reveals a 17-year jump and a more war-driven epic on Arrakis, with Timothée Chalamet returning as Paul and Zendaya as Chani, while Robert Pattinson debuts as the mysterious Scytale; Denis Villeneuve describes the finale as his most personal film, shot for big-screen IMAX, with a December 18 release date.
After Timothée Chalamet’s remarks disparaging ballet and opera at a town hall, Jon Stewart joked on The Daily Show that “opera and ballet have defeated” him following his Oscar loss, highlighting Misty Copeland’s Oscar performance and defending the arts against his critics.
On The Daily Show, Jon Stewart joked that opera and ballet defeated Timothée Chalamet after his remarks about preserving art forms like ballet and opera, highlighting Misty Copeland’s Oscars performance and triggering social-media backlash from the performing-arts community.
Michael B. Jordan edged Timothée Chalamet for Best Actor at the 98th Academy Awards amid a highly competitive field. The piece argues Chalamet’s brash campaign and a post-voting controversy regarding ballet/opera comments weren’t the decisive factors; instead, Jordan’s superior performance carried the win, with comparisons drawn to past actors who earned Oscars for intense, morally gray roles. The article also notes DiCaprio’s lower-profile campaign and hints that audience perception of Jordan’s acting prowess ultimately outweighed Chalamet’s momentum.
At the 98th Academy Awards, Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another won Best Picture and Director as the season’s momentum proved unpredictable, while Ryan Coogler’s historic night highlighted a platform for Black women behind the camera; Timothée Chalamet fell short of the trophy, Michael B. Jordan won Best Actor for Sinners, and Autumn Durald Arkapaw made history as the first Black woman and first Filipina to win Best Cinematography.
Empire reveals a batch of character posters for Dune: Part Three, giving first looks at Timothée Chalamet's Paul Atreides and cast including Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Robert Pattinson. The piece notes bigger roles for Florence Pugh, Léa Seydoux, and Anya Taylor-Joy, and confirms Isaach de Bankolé joining the cast; Dune: Part Three is set for December 18, 2026, with a trailer dropping soon.
Vox argues Timothée Chalamet’s Best Actor run was never guaranteed: despite a high-profile campaign for Marty Supreme, controversial remarks and campaign overexposure may have hurt momentum, while Michael B. Jordan benefited from an established track record and a long collaboration with Ryan Coogler. The piece frames Jordan’s win as fitting Oscar patterns that favor seasoned, older winners over flashy, first-time campaigns—suggesting the outcome was less a surprise and more a continuation of broader industry trends.