I’ve added this months newsletter.

I’ve added to the gallery Blu-ray screencaps of Kirsten in a deleted scene from “Hidden Figures” & also in the “It All Adds Up: The Making of Hidden Figures” featurette.

On Saturday July 14th Kirsten & Jesse attended a friends wedding at the 1880 Union Hotel in Los Alamos, California. Kirsten was a bridesmaid & Jesse was one of the groomsmen at the wedding.

I’ve added 10 lovely pics of Kirsten & Jesse at the wedding to the gallery.

I’ve added Blu-ray screencaps of Kirsten in “Hidden Figures” to the gallery.

I’ve added pics of Kirsten leaving her home in Los Angeles on Friday to the gallery.

I’ve added to the gallery pics of Kirsten with her son Ennis & her cousin Alysse at Los Angeles Airport on Thursday.

The 50th anniversary celebration of the Sonia Rykiel label has been a multidisciplinary affair.

At the Fall ready-to-wear show in March, creative director Julie de Libran enlisted The Go-Go’s for a finale presentation. They still “have the beat.” Then in April, De Libran launched a handbag called Le Pavé Parisien, modeled on the paving stones that the student protesters of 1968 tore up—the Rykiel store opened on Paris’s Left Bank the same summer as those riots. Last Sunday, De Libran presented the label’s first haute couture offering, a salute to the atelier’s savoir faire.

But that’s not all—tucked into a small salon of the École des Beaux-Arts at couture presentation was a collection of “Generous Sweaters”—Rykiel was the “Queen of Knits”—made by De Libran & some of her talented, boldfaced friends. Actresses Kirsten Dunst & Kristin Scott Thomas, & models Liya Kebede & Langley Fox, among others, designed limited-edition sweaters, with a portion of the proceeds going to the charities of their choice. “To mark the anniversary of the house & of a year which changed the social landscape in France, it was important for me to create a platform for expression that was also an opportunity to give something back to society,” De Libran said.

Kebede incorporates fabrics from her made-in-Africa label Lemlem into her design; the rainbow stripes are the work of Fox; & Dunst designed the black sweater the tone of red poppies. Their charities are the Lemlem Foundation; Le Refuge, which provides support to victims of homophobia & transphobia in France; & Planned Parenthood, respectively. The sweaters will be available for sale in October.

Nicole Phelps, vogue.com

I’ve added to the gallery a pic of the sweater Kirsten designed on display at the “Generous Sweaters’ Presentation at École des Beaux-Arts on July 1st.

Today we’re going back exactly 14 years for the Berlin Premiere of “Spider-Man 2” which was held at the Sony Center in Berlin on July 6th 2004. Kirsten & Tobey attended the premiere with producer Avi Arad.

I’ve added 105 ‘new’ pics to the gallery & replaced 6 of the existing pics with much bigger versions.

Today we’re going back to June 28th 2001 for the U.S Premiere of “Crazy/Beautiful” which was held at the GCC Avco Theater in Los Angeles.

I’ve added 36 ‘new’ pics to the gallery & replaced 6 of the existing pics with much bigger versions.

YouTube has finalized a deal for 10-episode series order to “On Becoming A God In Central Florida”, a 1990s-set one-hour dark comedy series, starring and executive produced by Kirsten Dunst. The series, set to premiere on YouTube Premium in 2019, hails from George Clooney and Grant Heslov’s Smokehouse Pictures and Sony’s TriStar Television.

On Becoming A God In Central Florida, which was previously in development at AMC, was one of the passion projects for the late TriStar TV topper Suzanne Patmore Gibbs who revived Sony Pictures TV’s label as home of female-focused material.

Written by Robert Funke and Matt Lutsky based on a spec script they wrote, On Becoming A God is set near Orlando in the early 1990s. It centers on Krystal Gill (Dunst), a minimum-wage-earning water park employee who will eventually scheme her way up the ranks of Founders American Merchandise: the cultish, flag waving, multi-billion dollar pyramid scheme that drove her family to ruin.

“In Krystal Gill, Funke and Lutsky have created a truly delicious, sometimes diabolical female character — a dirt poor, very fierce young woman who is relentless in her pursuit of the American dream inside of an Amway-like company,” Patmore Gibbs said in her last interview with Deadline before her death. “There is something incredibly compelling, heartbreaking and absurd about both she and the lost souls these multi-level marketing companies prey on, who look to find community, respect and a sense of self in all the wrong places.”

Dunst was everyone’s top choice for the role from the start and “was born to slay this role,” Patmore Gibbs said.

Funke, Lutsky, Dunst and Lanthimos executive produce alongside Esta Spalding, who will serve as showrunner, helmer Charlie McDowell (The Discovery), who will direct, and Oscar winners Clooney and Heslov (Argo) through Smokehouse. Sarah Shepard, who has been a big proponent of the project, oversees for Smokehouse.

Sony TV produces YouTube’s first big breakout original series hit, Cobra Kai, which was recently renewed for a second season.

Spider-Man alumna Dunst starred in the second season of FX’s limited series Fargo, earning Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, and co-starred in Hidden Figures.

Funke and Lutsky are repped by CAA and Peter Heller. Smokehouse Pictures is repped by CAA. Dunst is repped by UTA and Management 360. Spalding is repped by UTA. McDowell is repped by ICM Partners.

Nellie Andreeva, deadline.com