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A newly released clip on set at the Globe Theatre shows Buckley and Mescal sharing a light moment dancing to Rihanna, illustrating moments of levity amid Hamnet's gravity.
Buckley explicitly credits Mescal's artistry as central to their collaboration, aligning with the new reference's emphasis on shared achievement.
The reference confirms Hamnet's Oscar context, noting Buckley's Best Actress nomination alongside Mescal's continued award-season presence and snub narrative.

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The cast and creators discuss Hamnet on the Bookmarked by Reese’s Book Club podcast, highlighting collaboration.
Mescal says playing Shakespeare felt freeing because he could interpret a mythical figure with less factual constraint.
Chloé Zhao notes the film lets Shakespeare’s flag fly with full speeches and costumes.
Maggie O’Farrell describes working as a co-screenwriter and trusting actors to convey her descriptions.
The interview references the film’s ending and the Globe Theatre setting as emotional focal points.
The film focuses on Shakespeare’s family and themes of grief, as depicted in O’Farrell’s novel.
Mescal emphasizes viewing Shakespeare as a mythic figure rather than a fixed historical text.
The project is described as a collaboration that blends performance, direction, and storytelling.
The piece highlights the emotional resonance and artistic risk in adapting the novel for film.
The article notes the film’s Golden Globes recognition as Best Picture in 2025 as context for its reception.

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The 401k mullet, a modern mini mullet, is back in Hollywood with a grown-up silhouette and textured top.
Celebrities like Paul Mescal, Joe Keery, and Austin Butler are embracing the look, with Harry Styles styling the fringe differently.
Stylists describe the cut as a natural evolution of the soft, nostalgic mullet that blends retro flavor with modern ease.
Hair leaders recommend a tapered back and sides with a shaggy front and top for the best look.
The look is described as easy to style at home with a quick blow-dry and pomade for hold.
The piece places emphasis on nostalgia, noting the cut as a modern take on 1970s–1980s rockstar aesthetics.
The author shares a personal trial of the look at the start of 2026, framing it within a broader beauty journey.
The article cites stylist Bobby Michael, co-founder of Maverick House, as a key proponent of the cut.
Tochterman, another stylist, notes the cut’s nostalgic appeal and modern interpretation for everyday wear.
The piece notes that the haircut’s back-and-front contrast remains softer than earlier mullets.

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Mescal and O’Connor deliver a convincing on-screen romance set in a 1917 music conservatory, underpinning the film’s emotional core.
The History of Sound is praised for its beautiful, if slower, storytelling and striking visuals.
The film’s music scenes are described as lovely but underused relative to the characters’ passion.
The review compares the romance to Brokeback Mountain, highlighting a similar emotional heft within a different historical frame.
The film’s pacing is noted as a drawback, with some scenes feeling plodding yet still emotionally impactful.
Mescal’s vocal performance is highlighted as a standout element within the restrained framework.
The narrative spans the 1920s, detailing Lionel’s global journey and enduring love.
The film premiered at Cannes and released in the US in September 2025, with a UK release in January 2026.
The review finds the ending touching, particularly the 80-something Lionel coda.
Overall verdict: Mescal and O’Connor are captivating, but the film doesn’t deliver a sweeping cinematic canvas.

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