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The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026

The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show returned to Los Angeles on October 18, bringing together some of the biggest names in fashion and music. From the return of original Angels Adriana Lima and Candice Swanepoel to Kylie Jenner’s runway debut, this year’s show brought together some of the brand’s most recognizable names alongside a new generation …

The Stars Shine at the Academy Museum Gala

Hollywood’s biggest names gathered in Los Angeles on October 17 for the 2026 Academy Museum Gala, with Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Taylor Swift and Teyana Taylor turning heads on the red carpet. From vintage Balenciaga to Schiaparelli haute couture, the evening featured some memorable fashion moments. Kim Kardashian wore a 1951 Balenciaga gown styled by …

Darlene Love on the Gift That Kept Her Going

By: Sahra M. There was something about hearing Darlene Love speak after watching her story unfold on screen that stayed with me. Special Sense was invited to a screening of Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been, where I had the opportunity to speak with Academy Award-nominated actress Taraji P. Henson and director Barry Avrich, …

Inside LISA’s Journey in ‘Always Lalisa’

By: Sahra M I was standing on the press line at Roy Thomson Hall when LISA walked right in front of me for the premiere of Always Lalisa. The reaction was immediate. As she made her way down the carpet, photographers called out for her attention while the crowd outside the theatre screamed her name. …

Rebel Wilson Brings Girl Group to TIFF

By: Sahra M. At the Toronto International Film Festival, I had the opportunity to cover Girl Group, Rebel Wilson’s new film, which she stars in, writes and directs. The film brings together an ensemble cast that includes Jennifer Coolidge, Randall Park, Nicole Scherzinger, Sheridan Smith and Sally Hawkins, alongside emerging talent including Miracle Washington and …

David Oyelowo on Clarissa: “I Was Shocked That the Script Existed”

By: Sahra M. At the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, Clarissa brings Virginia Woolf’s 1925 novel Mrs. Dalloway into Lagos, Nigeria, offering a new interpretation of the classic story through a Nigerian lens. Directed by twin brothers Arie and Chuko Esiri, Clarissa stars Sophie Okonedo as Clarissa, with David Oyelowo, Ayo Edebiri, India Amarteifio, Toheeb …

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