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Rachel Handler is a features writer at Vulture and New York Magazine who covers movies, TV, music, pop culture, and bucatini. She was nominated for a James Beard Award in 2020.

  1. rip carrie
    And Just Like That, And Just Like That … Is DeadAnd I’m actually really sad about it.
  2. profile
    Jennifer Love Hewitt Wasn’t Sure She Wanted to Come BackThe sexism the actress faced early in her career almost kept her from returning to the franchise that made her famous.
  3. a long talk
    ‘I’m Not an Ingénue Anymore, and I Don’t Really Know That I Ever Was’Jenny Slate says she was offered “little carrier pigeon” roles for years. Dying for Sex finally lets her stretch her wings.
  4. backstories
    The Kinkiest Show on TVThe new FX series Dying for Sex stars Michelle Williams as a stage-four cancer patient on a frantic quest to figure out what turns her on.
  5. cannes 2025
    The 11 Best Movies We Saw at Cannes This YearIt was the best iteration of the French festival in years.
  6. cannes 2025
    The Little Sister’s Nadia Melliti Is Cannes’s Breakout StarHow Melliti and director Hafsia Herzi created a moving portrait of a young Muslim woman exploring her sexuality.
  7. cannes 2025
    What Is Nudity? What Is Volume? And More Urgent Questions from CannesThe phrase “recession indicator” has been overused, and yet, it’s the only way I can describe the scene at Cannes this year.
  8. cannes 2025
    Chatting With June Squibb at Cannes About Matzo-Ball Soup, Men, and LyingThe 95-year-old is at the festival as the lead in Eleanor the Great, Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut.
  9. cannes 2025
    Why Julia Ducournau Was ‘Scared’ to Make AlphaThe Titane director is at Cannes with her most “exposing” work yet.
  10. cannes 2025
    Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor Were ‘Naughty’ While Making The History of SoundPaul Mescal on his quietly devastating WWI romance, in which he has intense and believable chemistry with Josh O’Connor.
  11. cannes 2025
    We Need to Talk About Kevin (Spacey)The actor received a lifetime achievement award at a Cannes gala, while others accused of sexual violence walked the red carpet.
  12. cannes 2025
    Nicole Kidman Wakes Up at 3 a.m. to Write About Her DreamsAt Cannes, the actress talked about working with female directors, her “secret” writing sessions, and how she doesn’t want to make “safe” movies.
  13. cannes 2025
    A Spontaneous Chat With Spike Lee at Cannes About the Knicks and NumerologyThe director is at Cannes to support his latest film, Highest 2 Lowest, but got sidetracked discussing basketball and the mysteries of the universe.
  14. cannes 2025
    Jennifer Lawrence Says Motherhood Shaped Her Role in Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love“I highly recommend having kids if you want to be an actor.”
  15. cannes 2025
    Kristen Stewart on Why The Chronology of Water Is ‘Like a Female Orgasm’The first-time feature director is at Cannes with a film she promises has “big tit energy.”
  16. cannes 2025
    Why Kristen Stewart Didn’t Star in Her Own Directorial DebutStewart’s The Chronology of Water just premiered at Cannes, where she was frank about the “bullshit” barriers she faced in getting it made.
  17. cannes 2025
    Robert De Niro Says Confoundingly Few Words at CannesHow a festival Q&A with this year’s Honorary Palme d’Or recipient became a “surreally catastrophic” affair.
  18. cannes 2025
    Cannes Jury President Condemns Killing of Palestinian Journalist“The night before her death, she learned that the film in which she appeared was selected here at Cannes. Fatma should have been among us tonight.”
  19. cannes 2025
    14 Movies We Can’t Wait to See at This Year’s Cannes Film FestivalA Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor romance, an Ari Aster Western, and new movies from Lynne Ramsay, Spike Lee, and Wes Anderson.
  20. cannes 2025
    At Cannes, Juliette Binoche Says Trump Is ‘Trying to Save His Ass’Cannes jurors Jeremy Strong, Halle Berry, and Juliette Binoche weighed in on new dress rules, tariffs, and “the entropy of truth.”
  21. nicolas cage
    Nicolas Cage Is at His Maniacal Best in The SurferThe sunburnt thriller-comedy has birthed a new Cage catchphrase.
  22. the yesteryear issue
    ‘Good God, It Was Fun!’Barbra Streisand, Liza Minnelli, Dick Van Dyke, and more legends of Broadway reprise their most memorable characters.
  23. chat room
    Val Kilmer
    How Val Kilmer Saw Val Kilmer“You don’t decide if you’re going to be vulnerable and honest,” the late actor said while discussing his 2021 doc, Val. “You just simply are.”
  24. a long talk
    A Night Out With the Strippers of Sean Baker’s AnoraThe breakout stars reflect on making it in Hollywood “not in spite of being a sex worker but because of it.”
  25. profile
    Trust the Kieran Culkin ProcessFirst, he nearly dropped out of A Real Pain. Then he convinced Jesse Eisenberg to change the way he directs.
  26. role call
    Amy Irving Answers Every Question We Have About Crossing DelanceyThe Jewish rom-com is finally joining the Criterion Collection, and according to Irving, “Peter and I have thought of sequels.”
  27. life after lynch
    ‘What Do I Do With This Grief?’The owner of Laura Palmer’s house has been comforting David Lynch fans for years. She has no plans of stopping.
  28. a long talk
    ‘I’d Better Watch Out or I’m Gonna Fall in Love With This Guy’Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes reflect on 30 years of sharing scenes, frustrations, wine bottles, and hotel-room walls.
  29. emergency discussion
    Lindsay Lohan Is Basically a Good Actor AgainNetflix’s Our Little Secret is the perfect stepping stone for her to start doing real movies again. I turned it off thinking, She’s ready.
  30. free advice
    Some Unsolicited Ideas for Ariana Grande’s Next MovieNobody is doing it like Ariana in Wicked, and accordingly, we must invent some new projects for her.
  31. the vulture transcript
    ‘We’re All Going to Die, and I Think About It a Lot’His Three Daughters star Elizabeth Olsen on why she keeps doing movies about grief and dying and why she’s decided, “Marvel, done.”
  32. cannes 2024
    The Substance Is Disgusting, Twisted, and Instantly DivisiveThe graphic body-horror film starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley is lighting up debate at Cannes.
  33. pop culture syllabus
    Welcome to New MILF Cinema2024 is the year of onscreen moms climbing atop a youthful stud and running off into the sunset.
  34. vulture investigates
    Was Josh Hartnett a Millennial Gay Stepping-Stone? An Investigation.In Happiest Season, Clea DuVall shouts out to Hartnett, who perhaps unintentionally helped millions* of young women along on their queer journeys.
  35. role call
    Helen Hunt Answers Every Question We Have About TwisterThe actress on performing with Bill Paxton, what it was like to be temporarily blinded on set, and what her future with the franchise looks like.
  36. encounter
    June Squibb Made ItShe yelled at Woody Allen in her 60s, earned an Oscar nod in her 80s, and at 94, has her first starring role.
  37. venice 2023
    Agnieszka Holland’s Green Border Is an Urgent Warning“I never had such a strong experience with audience reaction like I did with this film.”
  38. cannes 2024
    The 12 Best Movies We Saw at Cannes This YearA Brighton Beach stripper saga, an absurdist Canadian satire, a body-horror fable, and all the movies we’ll be yelling about in the months to come.
  39. cannes 2024
    Judith Godrèche Breaks Open France’s Moi Aussi Movement at Cannes“They wish I would fall, I’d make a mistake. Once you are someone who is a whistleblower about sexual violence, you need to be perfect.”
  40. cannes 2024
    Yorgos Lanthimos and Jesse Plemmons Love Their Filmmaking CultAnd their new movie Kinds of Kindness, an anthology of abject debasement starring fellow cult members Margaret Qualley and Willem Dafoe.
  41. cannes 2024
    Emilia Pérez Is the Breakout Movie of Cannes 2024Zoe Saldaña and Karla Sofía Gascón on making the Jacques Audiard film that’s taking this year’s festival by storm.
  42. cannes 2024
    Franz Rogowski Explains Bird’s ‘Fantasy of a Naked Man Standing on a Skyscraper’The actor sat down at Cannes to talk nude spas, fame, and his dreamlike character in Andrea Arnold’s new film.
  43. cannes 2024
    What Even Is Megalopolis?What’s going on with the guy who stands up in the audience and talks to the screen? Is Francis Ford Coppola broke now? And many other questions.
  44. cannes 2024
    Anya Taylor-Joy Says It ‘Doesn’t Make Any Sense How Safe Furiosa Was’“Every day we all wake up, especially George, with the reality that we could injure or kill somebody,” said the film’s producer at Cannes.
  45. cannes 2024
    Everything You Need to Know About Young(er) Furiosa in FuriosaAfter director George Miller, teen actor Alyla Browne received the loudest applause at the movie’s Cannes premiere.
  46. cannes 2024
    What If Meryl Streep and Juliette Binoche Held Each Other and Wept in France?“You make me want to love again. To feel the need. To lose control. To become obsessed.”
  47. cannes 2024
    Greta Gerwig’s Cannes Jury Faces Tense Questions on Opening DayAbout France’s fledgling Me Too movement, a seasonal-workers’ strike, and the horrific conditions in Gaza.
  48. cannes 2024
    What’s at Cannes? Furiosa, Francis Ford Coppola, Sebastian Stan As Donald Trump.This year’s Cannes Film Festival is filled with big-name auteurs, big-name stars, and visions of doom.
  49. starburned and unkissed
    Caroline Polachek Explains Her ‘Straight-Up Grunge’ Moment“Starburned and Unkissed,” Polachek’s song for the I Saw the TV Glow soundtrack, was inspired by Kurt Cobain and “temporary celibacy.”
  50. a long talk
    ‘Making a Movie About Religion Feels Dangerous Right Now’Ethan and Maya Hawke discuss closet Christians, American sins, and making a film about faith.
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