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Beach Boys co-founder and pop genius Brian Wilson has died at the age of 82. The news of his passing has inspired fellow musicians to flood social media with their gratitude for his artistry and memories of his music. Update: Along with the below tributes, Wilson’s Beach Boys bandmates Mike Love and Al Jardine have written individual eulogies, and Paul McCartney has shared his own emotional tribute.

“Heard the sad news about Brian today and thought about all the years I’ve been listening to him and admiring his genius,” wrote Bob Dylan. “Rest in peace dear Brian.

“Anyone with a musical bone in their body must be grateful for Brian Wilson’s genius magical touch !!” Mick Fleetwood wrote. “Greatly saddened of this major worldly loss!! My thoughts go out to his family and friends.”

Ronnie Wood added, “Oh no Brian Wilson and Sly Stone in one week. My world is in mourning.

Spoiler Alert: This post contains details on the final episode of La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars.

After 120 days inside La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars, one celebrity housemate will be crowned the winner on Telemundo.

The reality competition series based on the Celebrity Big Brother format and hosted by Javier Poza and Jimena Gallego is ending its fifth season after weeks inside the house and shut out from the real world.

Three housemates will be crowned the winners, with first place taking the grand prize of $200,000, second place taking $100,000, and third place taking $50,000.

Who are the finalists of La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars?

The top 5 finalists of La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars are: Paulo Quevedo, Rosa Caiafa, Carlos “Caramelo” Cruz, Rey Grupero, and Luca Onestini.

Paulo, Rosa, and Luca are part of an alliance and have stuck together against all odds. Caramelo and Rey Grupero were the...

Demi Moore’s breakout role as Molly Jensen in Ghost (1990) launched her into Hollywood superstardom and cemented her status as a cultural and fashion icon. The film’s massive success—and her now-iconic pixie cut—helped redefine onscreen femininity and propelled her into the spotlight as both an actress and a style muse.

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1. Iconic Ghost Fashion: Demi Moore’s 1990s Look That Defined a Generation 2. Reflecting on Ghost: Demi Moore on the Movie’s Lasting Cultural Impact 3. Vintage Glamour: Demi Moore Wears Zac Posen to the 2016 SAG Awards 4. Stepping Out in Style: Demi Moore’s Most Iconic Heels on the Red Carpet 5. Where to Buy Demi Moore’s Look: Christian Louboutin Alternatives

In relaxed overalls and a knotted headscarf, Demi Moore channels effortless ’90s workwear chic in Ghost, her androgynous pixie cut completing a look that redefined onscreen femininity (Credit: Paramount Pictures)

A Fashion Triumph:...

For auteurists in New York there can hardly be a better series playing right now than "Trilogies" at Film Forum: a four-week extravaganza of 78 films comprising 26 mini director retrospectives from Angelopoulos to Wenders and 24 other auteurs in between. Many of the groupings in the series are actual sequential trilogies, like Kobayashi’s The Human Condition or Satyajit Ray’s Apu Trilogy, while others more loosely stretch the term, such as Lucrecia Martel’s "Salta Trilogy" or Hou Hsiao-hsien’s "Coming of Age Trilogy," very welcome though those are.Very few of the trilogies in the series, however, have posters that were conceived as trios themselves, the French posters for Kieslowski’s Three Colors, above, and Albert Dubout’s cartoony designs for Marcel Pagnol’s Marseilles Trilogy being the major exceptions. There are two terrific matching posters by Jan Lenica for the first two films in Mark Donskoy's Maxim Gorky Trilogy,...

A retrospective of work by the Polish cinematographer, who worked with Polanski and Haneke, to screen at the festival.

Camerimage, the cinematography festival held in the Polish city of Bydgoszcz, is to pay tribute to the late Jerzy Lipman with a retrospective of his work.

Films shot by the Polish cinematographer will be screened as part of Camerimage’s Remembering the Masters series throughout the 22nd edition of the festival (Nov 15-22).

Included in the series will be Kanal (1957), Knife in the Water (1962), A Generation (1955), The Ashes (1965) and Colonel Wolodyjowski (1969).

Lipman, who died in 1983, is considered one of the most eminent cinematographers in Polish cinema history and is a co-originator of the Polish Film School movement.

Lipman endured occupation and imprisonment during the Second World War before he became a celebrated filmmaker. After his release in 1948, he joined the Cinematography Department of the National Film School in Łódź and graduated in 1952.

As a student, he was the...