On a night dedicated to the theme “Superb Elegance: Embracing Black Style,” an impromptu a cappella gospel rendition of “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art was nothing short of perfect.
On May 5, as the Saturday Night Live star graced the iconic steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City for her debut at the Met Gala, it was her hair, skillfully styled by Miles Jeffries, that truly caught everyone’s attention and added an enchanting element to her stunning ensemble.
This year, a 52-year-old individual is serving as a co-chair for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Annual Costume Institute Benefit, alongside Colman Domingo, A$AP Rocky, Lewis Hamilton, and Anna Wintour from Vogue. However, the role for the “Happy” singer was assigned several years ago.
Following the announcement by honorary co-chair LeBron James that he won’t be able to attend the May 5 Met Gala, TopMob News reports that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will also miss out on the glamorous event at New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. (Find out who else is attending the 2025 Met Gala here.)
Four years have passed since the actress known for Sister Act walked the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This year, she reappeared on those same steps, making a grand comeback at the event themed “Tailoring Black Style”.
In the 1930s, the film “Sinners” may be categorized as a horror story, but it offers so much more. It skillfully combines cultural and racial observations with chilling gothic undertones. This film provokes deep questions about identity and redemption, while simultaneously depicting two brothers battling the vampire menacing their town. The plot is intricate and Jordan’s dual performance provides depth to the storyline. The film’s widespread popularity suggests that audiences are eager for fresh, independently produced narratives rather than franchises. If you’re one of those still yearning for more after watching “Sinners“, perhaps you should consider this 35-year-old horror movie starring Samuel L. Jackson as your next watch.