Zendaya

Spider-Man: No Way Home swung its way home to a boffo box opening weekend - a record-shattering on several levels. Tom Holland’s third movie outing as the web-slinging hero grabbed $253 million and set the record as the biggest December debut weekend ever, not just of the pandemic era.

Zendaya goes through an emotional roller coaster, psychological games, twists and turns in her movie Malcolm & Marie. The situation is triggered when her boyfriend, a film director (John David Washington) forgets to thank her during his speech at a premiere.

Zendaya is making people sit up and notice on screen and off. She’s been taking on roles that push the boundaries, from Euphoria to the Spider-Man franchise and the upcoming Dune.

The young and the fashion fabulous dominated the red carpet round-up this week. An emerging crop of twentysomethings has taken over the red carpet and showed why they are the new stars.

Pink, plum and maroon continue to bloom, while silver shimmers and men finally get interesting. Watch for the trend of a light shimmer close to the eyelash as seen on Lady Gaga and Cynthia Erivo.

Spider-Man: Homecoming, Sony’s second reboot of the Marvel franchise starring Stan Lee’s teenage superhero, is the sixth Spidey film in fifteen years and finds Tom Holland following in the footsteps of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield.  Following Captain America: Civil War, this iteration, directed by Jon Watts, follows young Spidey’s dealings with Tony Stark as a rookie Avengers prospect.

California-born model, singer, dancer and actor Zendaya has landed an important role in the upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming. We were curious to know how music helps her acting.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association gets to see stars promoting their own projects. While they talk about their work they give an indication of their preferred style.