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Karla Sofía Gascón mocked Timothée Chalamet with a meme as backlash to his remarks about keeping opera and ballet alive intensifies, drawing responses from performers and media figures and tying into their Oscar campaigns for Marty Supreme and Emilia Pérez.
After the 2026 Oscars nominations were announced on Jan. 22, Jesse Plemons was snubbed in the Best Actor race for Bugonia, while his wife Kirsten Dunst reposted supportive posts praising his performance, prompting mixed online reactions—some fans praised her loyalty, others suggesting she shade Timothée Chalamet’s nomination.
A resurfaced photo of Timothee Chalamet at age 14 with former NBA players Landry Fields and Andy Rautins has excited fans online. The picture, taken in 2010 after Chalamet won a contest to meet the players, shows him in a lime green jacket at Grand Central Station. Fans are also impressed by Chalamet's recent display of college football knowledge on College GameDay, highlighting his long-standing interest in sports.
The Boston Society Of Film Critics (BSFC) has announced its 2024 winners, with "Anora" taking Best Picture and Best Director for Sean Baker. Timothée Chalamet won Best Actor for "A Complete Unknown," while Mikey Madison secured Best Actress for "Anora." Other notable winners include "Do Not Expect Too Much From The End Of The World" for Best Foreign-Language Film and "The Brutalist" for Best Cinematography and Best Score.
Celebrity lookalike contests have surged in popularity across cities like New York, Chicago, and London, drawing crowds and online attention. These grassroots events, featuring doppelgangers of stars like Timothée Chalamet and Harry Styles, offer lighthearted fun and social connection. Communications professor Erin Meyers suggests the trend reflects a desire for real-life experiences and validation, particularly among men. While the fad may fade, it highlights a shift in societal norms around appearance and celebrity culture.
"Wonka," featuring Timothée Chalamet, leads the U.K. and Ireland box office, grossing £6.6 million over the holiday weekend and reaching a total of £43.8 million after four weeks. Other notable releases include "Ferrari" in second place, "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" in third, and new films "The Boy And The Heron" and "Anyone But You" completing the top five. Upcoming releases include "Night Swim," "The Goldfinger," and "Scala!!!", with "Blank" and "Bad Behaviour" also entering the market.