Tabla de contenidos para November 11, 2024 en Closer Weekly

On Feb. 6,1956, Eve Arnold attended a press event at New York’s Plaza Hotel for Marilyn Monroe’s new film with Laurence Olivier. “Halfway through the press conference one of the very thin straps on Marilyn’s dress broke, and there was pandemonium as everyone clamored to find a safety pin,” Eve’s grandson Michael Arnold tells Closer. “Afterward, she winked at Eve. Marilyn had planned the mishap to create a frenzy.” The actress felt comfortable letting Eve in on the joke because they’d been friends since the beginning of both their careers. A new book, Marilyn Monroe: By Eve Arnold, shares more than 100 of Eve’s newly discovered and restored shots of the legendary actress. Published by ACC Art Books, it allows readers to discover a more intimate side of Marilyn. Eve…

CLOSER STAFF PICKS The Last Roundup All good things must come to an end. But, as Yellowstone begins the six-episode countdown to its series finale, how it all ends up is all up in the air. While her beau Rip (Cole Hauser) is still in Texas with the cowboys, and father John Dutton (Kevin Costner) is off to parts unknown, Beth (Kelly Reilly) has declared all-out war with her wayward brother Jamie (Wes Bentley). And it’s a struggle that may take a few deadly turns as the fate of the family’s iconic Montana ranch hangs in the balance. “[But in the end], what would I hope for her? Peace, I think,” confesses Kelly. “I certainly believe that she can find that. Whether or not that’s possible, I don’t know,” teases…

Big Finish! Catch the finale of Food Network’s Halloween Baking Championship on Oct. 28 Sweet Sip Zac suggests enjoying a sunset cocktail at Harbor Lounge, a waterfront bar on Commercial Street. Wild Wheels A bike ride through Beech Forest offers great bird-watching opportunities in the fall. Happy Home “The Brass Key is my favorite bed-andbreakfast,” says Zac. “It has the best private pool and hot tub on the cape.” Sunday Stroll Provincetown has welcomed artists for more than 100 years. There is something for everyone in its 45 art galleries.…

EAT RIGHT: According to the folks at NYC’s Columbia University Irving Medical Center, eating a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables every day is a great way to strengthen your immunity. “The micronutrients they provide ensure you aren’t missing key nutritional components, like zinc and vitamin A, that your immune system needs to fight off invading microbes.” DRINK UP: “Water is important because our blood and lymph, which have immune cells in them, need water in order to circulate throughout our bodies,” says Dr. Chen Lin, an allergy and immunology specialist at Houston Methodist Hospital. So it’s important to hydrate. Even if you’re not sweating, you’re constantly losing water through your breath or while expending waste, such as urine. GET MOVING: “Getting regular physical activity is a good way to…

Mitzi Gaynor discovered her calling at age 9. “My mother and auntie took me to see Carmen Miranda in the stage revue The Streets of Paris,” she recalled to Closer last year. “I was mesmerized! I remember telling my mother, ‘I can do that. I want to do that.’” Of course, she was right. Mitzi, who died on Oct. 17 at age 93, appeared in more than a dozen films — many of them musicals — including 1958’s South Pacific. “That film made everything else in my career possible,” she said. After playing nurse Nellie Forbush, Mitzi wisely realized that the era of movie musicals was ending. She pivoted to Las Vegas, where she headlined shows at the biggest casinos for more than a decade and became a fixture on…

GROWING UP in Brooklyn, N.Y., Marisa Tomei caught the acting bug quite early — thanks to her family. “My parents really loved the theater,” she explained. “Seeing how happy it made them, I probably wanted to make them that happy.” After starting out in small parts off-Broadway and on TV’s As the World Turns, she’s made her own self happy — forging one of Hollywood’s most diverse careers on stage and in TV and film, while along the way picking up Oscar nods for In the Bedroom and The Wrestler, as well as a win for My Cousin Vinny. Marisa, who turns 60 on Dec. 4, is grateful that she’s still getting to do what she loves. “The drive is still there. I still have lots of passion for what…

PAM DAWBER & MARK HARMON Puppy Love For Mark, spending time with wife Pam at events such as LA’s annual Wags and Walks charity gala is something that will never give him paws, um pause. “We share many things, and yet we’re really different,” admits the NCIS star. “I just consider myself fortunate [to be with her]. What a great lady. I’m lucky,” he shares. “I don’t ever wake up not thinking that.” ANGELINA JOLIE Face Time At a London gala for her new film Maria, Angelina posed for many pics, but sharing stories with fans is what truly brings a smile to her face. “It’s one of the nicest things I — maybe the only nice thing — about being a public person, your connection with other people.” ANDREW…

Sally Filed turns 78 on Nov. 6! Scorpio OCT. 23 - NOV. 21 To make more money, think like an individual, and don’t assume you have to play by someone else’s rules, Scorpio. Be confident! Sagittarius NOV. 22 - DEC. 21 A deep and meaningful chat with someone close can result in a make-it or break-it outcome. Choose your words carefully. Capricorn DEC. 22 - JAN. 19 Beware of acting impulsively at work, Cap. It’s always best to think things through before saying or doing anything you might regret. Aquarius JAN. 20 - FEB. 18 A money matter can work out; beware of taking unnecessary risks. Do some deep breathing to keep stress levels under control. Pisces FEB. 19 - MARCH 20 Mixing business with pleasure is positive for you…

WHAT SHE’S DOING: Changing up her well-known motherly persona for a nononsense exec on TV’s St. Denis Medical. “What I loved about [Joyce] is that she is not nurturing at all!” WHAT SHE’S DONE: For 10 seasons, played mom Bev on The Goldbergs. “It was so fun, because I’m not a mom in real life,” she says. “I also [got] to live through the ’80s twice!”…

THE FUN Add a little coastal flair to your home with this Provincetown whale tail sign. $25; shoproots.com THE SCENT This handpoured soy wax candle smells of jasmine, rum, citrus and exotic spices. $34; anchor2anchor.com INGREDIENTS 2 oz. vodka 3 oz. cranberry juice Ginger ale Lime wedge Add vodka and cranberry juice to a glass filled with ice. Stir and add a splash of ginger ale. Give it a squeeze of lime right before drinking. THE SIP Refresh after a day of exploring with a Cape Cod cocktail.…

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW Next month, acclaimed actor Jon Voight will celebrate his 86th birthday. “The biggest benefit of getting older is wisdom,” he tells Closer. “Regardless of what you do, you’re going to get some wisdom by this time. You’ve faced some things and gone through a lot of suffering in looking at yourself with honesty. So you’ve learned a lot of things by the time you’re a grandfather.” In his latest film, Strangers, Jon plays the trusted friend of a woman caught under the spell of a dangerous man. “It’s suspenseful, it’s intense, it’s pulse-pounding, intriguing, and it has a lot of action,” Jon says of the film, currently streaming on Apple TV+. “And the mystery of it is very satisfactorily resolved.” How would you describe your character in Strangers?…

Dolly Parton has a plan to bring about world peace, and it involves chicken and dumplings. “What can bring families or friends together more than good food?” she asks. “You can put your differences aside if your dumplings are good enough.” In addition to succeeding as a singer, actress and promoter of world peace, Dolly has added cookbook author to her résumé. Good Lookin’ Cookin’ is a new cookbook Dolly co-authored with her sister Rachel Parton George, the youngest of the 12 Parton children. “It was a joy all the way around to work on something creative together,” says Dolly. The collaboration is very personal. It’s a reminder of their Sevierville, Tenn., childhood and especially their mom, Avie Lee, who died in 2003. They most fondly remember their mother’s macaroni…

Princess Gowns Selena Gomez looked like royalty at the London premiere of her new film Emilia Pérez. Her custom bow-adorned dress is by Oscar de la Renta, a design house that has long been a Hollywood favorite. The timeless design with a fitted bodice and flared skirt also looked wonderful on Golden Age actress Gene Tierney on the set of Night and the City. Blonde Bombshells With a head full of curls, deep red lipstick and a glittering gown, Christina Aguilera paid homage to Marilyn Monroe in a recent Instagram video. “Marilyn just oozed natural confidence,” she said. Penny Loafers “Not shoes, not slippers, not moccasins,” said a 1935 ad for the first loafers, which cost $6,50. This “symbol of elegant leisure” still looks timeless on Jennifer Grey and Grace…

In 1990, Ali MacGraw moved to Tesuque, N.M., about 10 miles north of Santa Fe. With approximately 1,000 residents, it’s a place filled with beautiful light and wideopen spaces. For Ali, who grew up in the New York suburbs and became a movie star at age 30, it was like coming home to her true self. “You know, I’m a strange old bird at this point,” says the actress, 85. “I’m very involved with the community. I have a life that makes me happy.” Like many children of alcoholics, Ali grew up to be a people pleaser. “I was so crazy about being popular,” says the star of 1970’s Love Story, “that I would go to outrageous lengths to be sure that every single person in a room liked me.”…

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE 1. Fisher-Price logo color changed. 2. “X” missing on sign. 3. Flower added to dress. 4. Toy in little girl’s hand changed color. 5. Pedestal color changed. 6. Frog replaced monkey on floor keyboard. 7. “2” heart bigger on floor keyboard. 8. Eye missing on blue bird on floor. 9. Blue bird’s wing missing dots. 10. Frog hand missing from guitar. WORD SCRAMBLE ANSWER: Margarita CROSSWORD SUDOKU Medium Hard Expert CODEBREAKER: Digit WORD SEARCH: K-Pop Krews DOMINOS CRISS CROSS…

No matter the season, day, or even time, and no matter what precisely we’re craving, that craving can be satisfied with a sandwich. Not only one of the easiest meals to make and eat, but sandwiches also offer an opportunity to creatively combine foods and textures in delicious ways. “If the ingredients are stackable with a flour/bread component (yes, including tortillas and cookies), and if it can be eaten out of your hands (or sometimes with a fork and knife), it’s a sandwich in my (literal) book,” says Owen Han, author of the new cookbook Stacked. Try one of these mouthwatering picks tonight! NEW&NOTABLE PORK BELLY BURNT ENDS BANH MI Serves 6 2 tbsp. light brown sugar 2 tbsp. five-spice 1 tbsp. onion powder 1 tbsp. sea salt 1 tsp.…

“I love the [Copper Fit] compression socks,” says Gwyneth Paltrow. “I wear them every time I go on an airplane.”…