Interview

In this Dead Man's Wire series—following Dacre Montgomery's account of playing hostage Richard Hall—Swedish actor Bill Skarsgård discusses his starring role as hostage-taker Tony Kiritsis in Gus Van Sant's film, inspired by the real 1977 Indianapolis crisis. In a Stockholm interview, he reveals how his recent portrayal of Clark Olofsson in Netflix's Clark shaped his intense performance.

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In the first update since reality TV star Loana Petrucciani's body was found dead on March 25, 2026, in her Nice apartment, her last partner Sophie spoke out anonymously on W9's 'Tout beau tout neuf' show. She firmly denies any role in the death, amid ongoing investigations showing no evidence of third-party involvement.

In the same Take Take Take podcast interview where he discussed his edge over top players, five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen dismissed the idea that elite chess players calculate many moves ahead, saying he typically visualizes just two or three before reassessing.

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World number one Magnus Carlsen has shared insights into what sets him apart from other elite chess players. In a recent interview, the five-time world champion described himself as slightly better in multiple aspects of the game. He attributed his longevity at the top to a combination of skills and psychological advantages.

Harry Melling, known for his role in the Harry Potter films, stars as the lead in the BDSM drama Pillion. In an interview, he explains approaching the film's intimate scenes without fear due to their narrative importance. He also shares details on building trust with co-star Alexander Skarsgård and researching authenticity with a real motorcycle club.

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You know Vishal Punjabi because of the big celebrity weddings—Deepika Padukone–Ranveer Singh, Anushka Sharma–Virat Kohli. But this piece goes beyond the star names to unpack the craft and the man behind the camera.