The romance between Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid continues to blossom.

The Maestro star, 49, and the model, 28, were spotted enjoying a PDA-filled dinner at Via Carota on Thursday while attending a party for Queer Eye star Antoni Porowski’s birthday.

The father-of-one was “in good shape and smiling” at the event, a source said Peopleadding that he and Gigi were “cute” together.

The insider further revealed that Porowski, 40, “made all the orders for the table” and the group shared appetizers and pasta.

“They all seemed happy and having fun,” the source said, adding that Cooper is a “regular” at the eatery and that the staff is “used to seeing him.”

The pair, who had to cancel their red carpet debut at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party, were spotted laughing and kissing as they sat side by side at their table in the celebrity hotspot.

It’s believed the couple quietly started dating in October but have made their relationship more public since getting to know each other better.

The Vogue cover girl looked chic as ever in an oversized black blazer under which she wore a black T-shirt and shiny black athletic leggings.

She completed the look with black sunglasses, a bag and chunky black loafers with white socks.

The mother-of-one also showed off her new short blonde locks with the ends flipped out.

The 12-time Oscar nominee looked handsome in black pants and a black zip-up jacket.

His dark blond hair was styled in long spikes and he had a scruffy beard.

Gigi is 21 years younger than Cooper, but despite that age difference, the two have a lot in common, including that they are both parents.

Gigi shares daughter Khai, three, with ex-boyfriend Zayn Malik, 31.

Meanwhile, Cooper is the proud father of six-year-old Lea, who he shares with his ex-girlfriend, Irina Shayk, 38.

It comes after the Palestinian-American star had to “cancel” her red carpet debut at the Vanity Fair Oscar party with Bradley because she had to fly back to New York City for work at the last minute, according to Us Weekly.

Gigi was not at Bradley’s side at the Oscars on Sunday, as the Maestro director-writer-star brought his mother Gloria Campano to the ceremony at the Dolby Theater.

Bradley always takes his mother to awards shows, which prompted a joke from host Jimmy Kimmel, 56.

“Bradley takes his mom to every awards show, right? Last year at the Oscars and the Tonys and the Soul Train Awards. It’s really sweet, but I guess the question is, how many times can someone take their mom as a date before actually dating their mom?’ the late night talk show host said.

“Are you currently working on a film about Freud and aren’t telling us?”

Fans expected Cooper and Hadid to attend the Vanity Fair Oscar Party after the ceremony concluded.

But neither made it to the A-List event. A source said We weekly that Gigi was leaving for New York City for the weekend.

“She ended up taking a job and had to move back,” the source said.

The model and actor were first linked in early October 2023, when they were spotted dining out in New York City.

It came weeks after Hadid was linked to Titanic actor Leonardo DiCaprio, 49.

Since then, Gigi and Bradley have enjoyed a number of public outings and were spotted holding hands on a romantic stroll in London in January.

Cooper Johns has dropped a subtle hint that he might be heading into the jungle for the 2024 series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia.

The former NRL star, 24, recently revealed his big career change when he left the field and joined KIIS FM’s The Kyle & Jackie O Show.

Now he has fueled rumors that he will enter the South African jungle for the 2024 series of I’m A Celebrity, which kicks off on March 24.

While the official lineup has yet to be confirmed, he hinted that he may be joining the show in a video shared to The Kyle & Jackie O Show’s Instagram on Saturday.

The former rugby league halfback was seen pouring himself a glass of Absolut Vodka as his colleague noted it was only 7am.

With a big grin, Cooper cheekily replied, “Not in the jungle, that’s not it!”

The official I’m A Celebrity Australia Instagram account was also tagged in the post, as Cooper did little to quell the rumours.

Speculation is rife over who will be in the I’m A Celebrity line-up in 2024, with the Network 10 show dropping a series of huge hints on Instagram.

The network has shared a series of posts teasing the identities of the celebrities heading to South Africa, with fans sharing their theories in response.

I’m A Celebrity recently hinted that there will be a Hollywood child star and a ‘TV love rat’ in the line-up.

Reacting to the hint about a Hollywood child star, many hoped it would be Selena Gomez, Jojo Siwa, Kyle Richards or Kim Richards.

Some fans gave their theories on who the TV love rat is and were convinced that it is none other than Shannon Noll.

Chrishell Stause also recently dropped a huge hint that she’s heading to the jungle to join the cast.

The 42-year-old Selling Sunset star, who is married to Australian drummer G Flip, is rumored to be the ‘controversial TV star’ teased in the line-up for the new series.

She responded to the online speculation, dropping a hint that avid fans’ theories might be correct.

Chrishell cheekily responded to an Instagram post where he shared an article theorizing about why they think she’s joining the show.

To further fuel the rumors, she simply commented on the side-eye emoji under the post while refusing to deny the theory.

It came just a day after the official I’m A Celebrity Australia Instagram shared a photo of her partner G Flip posing with presenters Julia Morris and Robert Irwin.

It has also been revealed that a gold medalist, an AFL legend, an international stage sensation, a radio queen and a well-loved international comedian will be taking part.

Stars including a TV celebrity chef, a sports star, a national treasure and a royally beloved international comedian will also join the mysterious cast.

The tenth season of the hit reality show will be hosted by Julia Morris, 44, alongside first-time host Robert Irwin, 20.

Robert beat out big names Sam Pang, Jimmy Rees, Curtis Stone, Beau Ryan and Tristan MacManus for the hosting role.

The network had a tough job recruiting popular host Dr. to replace Chris Brown, with Robert’s natural charm impressing during his audition.

Bradley Cooper was back on dad duty on Tuesday when he took daughter Lea de Seine to Disneyland in Anaheim, California, after another Oscar loss.

The Maestro star, 49, stayed comfortable as he arrived at the Happiest Place on Earth, wearing a white long-sleeved shirt, black puffer vest, gray sweatpants and Nike sneakers.

The actor – who recently admitted he struggled to “really love Lea” during the first eight months after her birth – shielded his eyes with sunglasses.

Meanwhile, Lea, six – who he shares with Russian model’s ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk, 38 – looked adorable in a tie-dye jumper, navy blue skirt and black boots.

It comes after Bradley’s Academy Awards losing streak reached double figures on Sunday after he was snubbed for the twelfth time.

Cooper has been nominated twelve times – four for best actor – but has not yet won the golden statue.

He earned three nominations for his film Maestro – best picture, best actor, best original screenplay – but went home empty-handed.

It was revealed on Tuesday that Cooper’s apparently inconsistent political stance on the Middle East conflict is ‘partly responsible’ for Maestro’s blatant ‘left out’ during awards season, insiders claim.

Cooper — who brought along his mother Gloria Campano as his Oscar date — seemed primed for a string of accolades when it was announced he would write, direct and star in the Netflix biopic about the life of legendary composer Leonard Bernstein.

But the actor, who is dating Palestinian-American supermodel Gigi Hadid, 28, lost out at the BAFTAs, Golden Globes and SAG Awards before failing to take the coveted gongs for Best Actor, Best Original Screenplay or Best Film during Sunday night’s Oscars.

His ‘flip-flop’ over his support for Israel is believed to have played a role in his twelfth Oscars, with some reportedly feeling he should have remained ‘neutral’ rather than wading into the conflict.

“Bradley’s criticism of his support for Israel was partly to blame for him being left out of this awards season,” a source told DailyMail.com exclusively. “It didn’t match his message for this film.”

Cooper was one of hundreds of celebrities who signed a letter in October calling for the release of hostages taken by the Palestinian militant group Hamas.

Just days later, he also signed an open letter to Joe Biden asking the president to call for a ceasefire in Israel and Palestine, and an end to the “devastating loss of life and the unfolding horrors’ in both countries.

“Whether it’s out of support for his girlfriend or his true beliefs, he signed his name to both letters,” the insider continued. ‘You cannot support Israel and then support Palestine. He should have remained neutral.”

Bradley’s first hurdle to achieving awards success came before the film’s release, when controversy arose over his performance in the biopic.

The Silver Linings Playbook actor has faced strong backlash for using a prosthetic nose, a decision labeled “problematic” by Hollywood Reporter’s chief TV critic Daniel Fienberg.

Others called it “anti-Semitic” and accused him of “Jew-face.”

However, Bernstein’s children said they had no problem with the prosthesis and that their father wouldn’t have one either.

Awards season buzz increased amid the growing conflict in the Middle East, with Cooper’s girlfriend Hadid sparking a backlash when she used her platform to speak out in defense of the Palestinian people.

She accused Israel of the “kidnapping, rape, humiliation, torture and murder of Palestinians” and falsely portrayed Palestinian terrorist Ahmed Manasra as a “child prisoner of war” in an online post.

The model – whose father is Palestinian – later apologized for her ‘mistake’, which she said was careless.

Hadid said she wanted to “show the ways in which international law is being violated by the Israeli government,” and said that a Palestinian child arrested by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) would be treated differently than an Israeli child arrested by the IDF is stopped. ‘

“Unfortunately, I used the wrong example to make that point, and I regret it,” she continued.

“I understand that the power of my platform comes with enormous responsibility.

‘I’m human and I make mistakes. But I also hold myself responsible for those mistakes.’

It was a night of high glamour – diamonds, couture dresses and A-listers – and should have been the usual spectacle of very rich, very beautiful and very talented artists congratulating each other on a good year for cinema.

Everyone expected that the Barbenheimer boost, which saw the box office soaring, would have a knock on effect and produce a vintage Oscars.

But with nudity, jokes about incest, political controversy and plain old bad taste, plus a hefty dollop of angst about wars, was this the night that the Oscars fumbled the ball?

There was instant outrage when Native American actress Lily Gladstone failed to win for her performance as Mollie Burkhart in Killers of the Flower Moon and even the climax of the night, the announcement of Best Picture, seemed to go awry.

Veteran actor Al Pacino, 83, seemed to struggle to stay on script in a short preamble, before opening his envelope and saying: ‘My eyes see Oppenheimer.’ That brought nervous giggles from some quarters of the auditorium.

It was Oppenheimer’s night with the film taking seven Oscars having been nominated for 13.

Conversely it was a bad night for Barbie, which had eight nominations but came away with just one award, for the song What Was I Made For, by Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell.

Despite a barnstorming performance of I’m Just Ken by Ryan Gosling, which saw many of the A-listers in the room joining in with the song, and despite its colossal financial success, it was largely shut out.

Was one Oscar Kenough reward for the biggest film of the year which was very clearly popular in the room?

It was an even worse night for Maestro, Bradley Cooper’s passion project about the composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein. Maestro was nominated for seven Oscars and came away without a single one. Cooper was also beaten once again in the race for Best Actor, at the third time of asking.

Cooper also had to endure some bad-taste teasing from host Jimmy Kimmel about his habit of bringing his devoted mother Gloria as his date to awards.

Kimmel said: ‘Bradley brings his mother to every awards show. How any times can you bring your mom as your date before you are dating your mom? Are you working on a movie about Freud right now and not telling us?’

He is dating supermodel Gigi Hadid but the couple didn’t make any appearances together at pre-Oscars parties and opted not to go to the Vanity Fair party either.

There were some moments of delight, such as a cut away showing Messi the dog, a star of Anatomy of a Fall ‘clapping’, and some found John Cena’s naked sketch funny.

Actor and former wrestler Cena came on naked aside from a strategically placed gold envelope to announce the winner of the Costume Design Oscar.

The first Oppen-Oscar went to Robert Downey Jr., who won best supporting actor just as had been predicted and made a gracious, gag-filled speech.

He said: ‘I’d like to thank my terrible childhood and The Academy, in that order. I’d like to thank my — veterinarian — I meant wife, Susan Downey over there. She found me a snarling rescue pet and you loved me back to life. That’s why I’m here. Thank you.’

He went on: ‘Here’s my little secret. I needed this job more than it needed me. (Director) Chris (Nolan) knew it, (producer) Emma (Thomas) made sure that she surrounded me with one of the great casts and crews of all time, Emily, Cillian, it was fantastic.

‘And I stand here before you a better man because of it. What we do is meaningful, and the stuff that we decide to make is important.’

He shrugged off the outrage which greeted a drug gag seemingly improvised by host Kimmel after Downey Jr. touched his nose during his opening monologue. He had also looked unamused when Kimmel asked him: ‘Is that an acceptance speech in your pocket or do you just have a very rectangular penis?

Cillian Murphy became the first Irish-born winner of a Best Actor Oscar and won a standing ovation from the crowd which made him chuckle in delight. He said: ‘It’s been the wildest most exhilarating most creatively satisfying ride.’

Addressing director Chris Nolan and his wife Emma Thomas he said: ‘I owe you so much thank you. I’m a very proud Irishman standing here tonight.

‘You know we made a film about the man who created the atomic bomb for better or for worse. We are all living in Oppenheimer’s world so I would really like to dedicate this to the peacemakers everywhere.’

Accepting an Oscar for directing, Nolan paid tribute to his cast and crew. He added: ‘Thank you do those who have been there for me and believed in me for my whole career, the incredible Emma Thomas, the producer of all our films and all our children, I love you.

‘To the Academy. Just to say movies are just over 100 years old. Imagine being there 100 years into theatre or painting and we don’t know where we are going to go, but to know that you think I am a meaningful part of it means the world to me.’

Cinematography went to Hoyte van Hoytema, previously nominated for Christopher Nolans film Dunkirk. From the stage van Hoytema said: ‘Woah, steady. To all the aspiring film makers out there I would like to say please try shooting that incredible hip new thing celluloid.. it makes things look so much better.’

Jennifer Lame won achievement in film editing for Oppenheimer. She said: ‘Emma Thomas you amaze me… Chris Nolan you are okay too. I was terrified when you first hired me but you instilled so much confidence in me.’

She later said: ‘So many people came to me and didn’t think the film was too long even though it was three hours. I have so many favorite scenes with Cillian. I was mesmerized by his performance. You wanted to know who he was even though he is inscrutable.’

Ludwig Goransson won best original score for Oppenheimer. He said that it had been Nolan’s idea to use a violin as the motif. He thanked his parents for giving him guitars and drum machines instead of video games.

The best picture Oscar was accepted by Nolan’s wife Emma Thomas. 

She said: ‘All of us who make movies know that you dream of this moment. I could deny it but I have been dreaming of this for so long and now it has happened. The reason that this is the movie that it is, is Chris Nolan he is singular and he is brilliant and I am so grateful to you.’

There were gasps in the room when Emma Stone’s name was read out as Best Actress for her fearless performance as Bella Baxter in Poor Things. It had been a neck and neck actress race between Lily Gladstone for Killers of the Flower Moon and Emma Stone for Poor Things, but many felt that Gladstone was going to clinch the statuette.

Stone, who previously won for LaLa Land, said that she was overwhelmed and added that the zip on her dress had broken, adding: ‘I think it happened during “I’m Just Ken.”‘ 

She went on: ‘This is really overwhelming. Sorry. My voice has gone. 

‘The other night I was panicking as you can see it happens a lot and Yorgos said to me please take yourself out of it and he’s right its not about me its about a team that came together to make something that is greater than the sum of its parts. Yorgos thank you for the gift of a lifetime in Bella Baxter.’

The cerebral epic about the life of Robert J Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, didn’t have everything go its way.

Notably it lost out out on the sound Oscar to The Zone of Interest, a British film about the Holocaust in which the murders in Auschwitz are conveyed only as background noises.

It also lost out on Costume Design and Hair and Makeup to the Yorgos Lanthimos sex comedy Poor Things.

Some of the most surprising results saw Barbie lose out on production design and costume design. More predictably, Ryan Gosling was shut out in favor of Robert Downey Jr, and Oppenheimer won Best Picture.

Kimmel said in his opening monologue: ‘Here we are, all dressed up, celebrating the best of the best, beginning with the biggest movie of the year, Barbie. Barbie was a monster hit.

‘What a thing. What an achievement to take a plastic doll nobody even liked anymore, I mean, my wife, before this movie, you would had a better chance getting my wife to buy my daughter a pack of Marlboro Reds than a Barbie doll. 

‘Now Barbie is a feminist icon, thanks to Greta Gerwig, who many believed deserved to nominated for best director tonight.

‘Hold on a second. I know you’re clapping, but you’re the ones who didn’t vote for her, by the way. Don’t act like you had nothing to do with this.’

The hostilities in Gaza were on the minds of many on Sunday night, with some attendees having to walk the final few yards to the venue after pro-Palestinian protestors closed some roads. Pop star and actress Ariana Grande was among those to be held up. Singer Billie Eilish wore a pin supporting efforts to bring peace.

Accepting the Oscar for documentary feature film 20 Days in Mariupol, Mstylslav Chernov said that this was the first Academy Award in Ukrainian film history.

He said: ‘I will probably be the first director on the stage to say I wish I had never made this film. I wish to exchange this (Oscar) for Russia never invading Ukraine, never occupying our cities, to Russia not killing tens of thousands of Ukrainians.’ 

He went on: ‘I cannot change history, cannot change the past. We can make sure that the history record is set straight and that the truth will prevail and the people of Mariupol and those who have given their lives will never be forgotten.’

Animated short film was won by War Is Over! Inspired by the Music of John & Yoko. Their son Sean Ono Lennon was an executive producer on the film which follows two soldiers on opposite sides of a battle playing chess while communicating through carrier pigeon. 

Sean Ono Lennon flashed peace signs from the stage of the Dolby Theatre. He said: ‘My mom turned 91 last month and today is Mother’s Day in the UK, so can everyone please say happy mother’s day Yoko!’ 

Producer Dave Mullins said later: ‘We would like people to talk a little more, kill a little less, I know that sounds naïve.’

The first award of the night was presented to Da’Vine Joy Randolph, who won best actress in a supporting role for playing grieving mother Mary Lamb in The Holdovers. 

In an emotional speech she thanked God, her drama teacher, her mother and her publicist, adding: ‘I am so grateful for all the women who have been by my side.’

She added: ‘You know, I… I didn’t think I was supposed to be doing this as a career. I started off as a singer. And my mother said to me, “Go across that street to that theater department. There’s something for you there.”

‘And I thank my mother for doing that. I thank you to all the people who have stepped in my path and has been there for me, who has ushered me and guided me. 

‘I am so grateful to all of you beautiful people out there.

‘For so long I’ve always wanted to be different, and now I realize I just need to be myself. Ron Van Lieu, I thank you when I was the only black girl in that class, when you saw me and you told me I was enough. 

‘And when I told you I don’t see myself, you said, ‘That’s fine. We’re going to forge our own path. You’re going to lay a trail for yourself.’

The best original screenplay went to Anatomy of a Fall by Justine Triet and Arthur Harari. Triet said: ‘Thank you so much, it will help me through my mid life crisis I think. This is a crazy year. 

The glamour of tonight contrasts slightly with writing… I was stuck in the house with two kids it was lockdown. We hooked them up to cartoons to have peace.’ Harari added: ‘It was like mixed doubles ping pong played by neurotic French.’ 

Triet later said that they had wanted to have Dolly Parton’s song Jolene playing on repeat in the film but failed to get the rights so they ended up with the 50 Cent Song PIMP.

Best adapted screenplay was American Fiction – the first upset of the night, beating Barbie, Poor Things, Oppenheimer and The Zone of Interest.

Writer Cord Jefferson used the platform to make the case for lower budget films. ‘Instead of making one $200 million movie try making twenty $10 million movies. 

‘I want other people to experience that joy. The next Scorsese is out there the next Greta (Gerwig) the next Christopher Nolan. 

‘This has changed my life thank you for trusting a 40 year old black guy who has never directed a movie before.’

Afterwards he said that it had been important to show diversity within diversity in the film, which is about a professor who writes a satire of a ‘black’ book only for the liberal elite to hail it as a masterpiece. 

He said: ‘As Victor Hugo said, nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come. We didn’t have a big marketing budget so we relied on word of mouth a lot. 

‘Hopefully the lesson here is that there is an audience here for things that are different. 

‘A story with black characters that is going to appeal to a lot of people doesn’t need to take place in a plantation in the projects to have drug dealers in it.’

Another surprise was the win for animated film The Boy and The Heron over Spider-man: Across The Spiderverse.

Poor Things won Best Make Up and Hairstyling, again a surprise as many had thought that this was Maestro’s best chance to convert one of its nominations into a win.

Production design – which many thought might go to Barbie- went to Poor Things. Accepting the Oscar, James Price said: ‘This is crazy! I feel in the mood for love and custard tarts.’ 

Again, many thought that Barbie would win costume design, and again this went to Poor Things.

The Zone of Interest – about Rudolf Hess and his family living just outside Auschwitz, was Britain’s interest in the best international film category and won. 

Writer and director Jonathan Glazer said: ‘All our choices were made to reflect and confront us in the present, not to say look what they did then, but rather look what we do now.’ Our film shows where dehumanization leads at its worst. 

‘It’s shaped all of our past and present. Right now, we stand here as men who refute their Jewishness and the Holocaust being hijacked by an occupation which has led to conflict for so many innocent people.’

‘Whether the victims of October — whether the victims of October the 7th in Israel or the ongoing attack on Gaza, all the victims of this dehumanization, how do we resist?’ 

Leading actress Sandra Huller cried copiously as he spoke.

Visual effects went to Oscar Godzilla Minus One. Documentary short film was won by The Last Repair Shop.

Jasmine Ellis Cooper has welcomed her first child with her husband Silas Cooper.

“Welcome Home Silas ‘Si’ Geplay Cooper Jr.,” the Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard star, 31, wrote via Instagram on Friday, March 1, noting her little one arrived on February 22.

In her announcement, Jasmine included several photos of her cradling her newborn baby, who goes by the same name as her husband. One photo showed Jasmine holding Si in what appears to be the baby’s room. Jasmine looked lovingly into her little one’s eyes and held him up to the sky.

On the wall of the nursery was a mural of a hilly landscape. A crib was placed front and center with a blanket with Silas’ name engraved on it and draped over it.

Another photo showed Jasmine cuddling with Si as they sat on a white couch. The new mother placed a kiss on her baby’s forehead.

Jasmine announced in November 2023 that she and Silas, 32, who tied the knot in June 2022, were expecting their first child.

“My ‘mother era’ is starting to load and my heart is so full right now. Silas and I will welcome Baby Cooper in February 2024!” she wrote via Instagram at the time. “This journey has been nothing short of incredible and I am thrilled to share this great blessing with People and now with you. We’re counting down until we meet the baby boy.”

Ahead of her son’s arrival, Jasmine spoke exclusively We weekly that Silas would not be home for the birth, as he was deployed to Eastern Europe with the army reserves. While Jasmine was disappointed her husband wouldn’t be there for the big moment, she shared how “supportive” he was despite being thousands of miles away.

“He knows I’m in good hands with my housemates, so that’s been great,” Jasmine said Us while attending BravoCon. ‘But on the other hand, we are both strong as individuals, so I keep it under control here. He’s holding it there for the country.”

Before welcoming Si, Jasmine gave Us an exclusive glimpse into her baby shower, in the presence of her family and closest friends. At some point in the afternoon, Jasmine was surprised with a special video message from her husband.

“I don’t think there was a dry eye in the room,” Jasmine said Us in January. “It was intense, but he kept it light.”

Jasmine’s mother, Faye Ellistold Us the moment was “bittersweet” for the group.

By Heidi Parker for Dailymail.com

Published: 10:47 AM EST, February 29, 2024 | Updated: 11:41 EST, February 29, 2024

The most popular actors of the moment have gathered here Vanity fair's 30th Annual Hollywood Issue.

This year's captivating spread brings together 11 vibrant, wildly different stars seizing their moment in 2024, as the entertainment industry emerges from the most profound work stoppage in its history.

Present for this edition were Bradley Cooper, Natalie Portman, Pedro Pascal, Colman Domingo, Jodie Come, Lily Gladstone, Greta Lee, Charles Melton, Da'vine Joy Randolph, Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan, who came together for two days to shoot the spread .

Editor-in-chief Radhika Jones explained how she came up with the stars: 'The eleven stars on this cover represent a vibrant selection of our on-screen favorites.

'A group of actors – also as directors, producers and writers who joyfully seize the moment, change their path and chart new ones.'

Natalie, 42, oozed glamor in a purple velvet dress with sassy cutouts that showed off her toned figure.

The daring dress also featured a thigh-high slit to show off her toned pins, while a pair of barely-there heels boosted her figure.

When she spoke to the magazine about her profile, the speculation surrounding her marriage was discussed.

It is believed that Natalie is preparing to file for divorce from Benjamin Thousand-Pededdespite attempts to 'make it work' after her estranged husband was accused cheating on a climate activist 21 years younger than him, insiders claim.

The Black Swan actress last month seemingly confirmed the end of her 11-year marriage to the choreographer, 46, during an interview in which she did not mention him, while revealing she lives in Paris with their two children, Aleph, 12. and Amalia, six.

Still, she declined to elaborate, simply saying, “It's horrible, and I don't feel like contributing to it.”

Natalie also spoke about the difference between her public and private personas, musing, “When I started having kids and a family, I started to realize that maybe it wasn't helpful to be like, there's two of me.

'I have a lot of interaction during my day as a public person. Excluding that from my experience is not realistic.'

Bradley, 49, spoke about his inspiration for his Oscar-nominated biopic of Leonard Bernstein, Maestro, revealing “it's been living in me since I was a kid.”

He explained: 'This love for conducting. The magical element of the hand movement and the music that seems to be audibly played by your movements – I felt like a magician, and that always stayed in me.'

The actor, who shares daughter Lea, six, with ex Irina Shayk, revealed he hopes his daughter will find comfort in looking back on his work.

He explained, “There's something about having a child and knowing that when you're gone, they'll always have these pieces of work to revisit….

“I like that: that our daughter will always be able to experience these moments with her father if she wants.”

Jenny, 21, oozed glamor in a low-cut cream dress for the spread, in which she spoke about missing out on 'normal' childhood experiences.

She revealed: 'When I was younger I didn't think about sleepovers, friends and school functions. It was always, 'What am I going to do now? How am I going to get this job? What meeting should I hold?' It was work and school and sleep and repeat.

“So it was funny as I got older to realize, 'Huh, yeah, you do need to get your hands in different bowls and you need to take a step and catch your breath.'

“I'm glad I realize that now, but it's strange that I didn't really have that experience or long for that when I was younger. '

Discussing his famous nude scene in Saltburn, Barry, 31, admitted: 'I'm quite impressed with how I moved. I thought, “Wow.”

'I was afraid to move my hips and move my body in certain ways, but the set was made quite comfortable for me. Once the camera goes up, I always feel kind of safe and have permission to waltz in that environment.”

As to whether he was afraid to undress, he mused: “I think it's real art. It is real. And it is also real vulnerability.

“You're actually putting yourself in the most vulnerable state. It's beautiful to look at. I'm not saying it's my body, but it's liberating to see that body move the way it does. It's almost a moving painting.'

View the full portfolio, Vanity Fair's 2024 Hollywood Issue Unites 11 Spectacular Stars, photographed by Gordon Von Steiner and styled by George Cortina in the March issue of Vanity Fair and on VanityFair.com

They both starred in Cameron Crowe's ill-conceived 2015 romantic comedy Aloha.

And Emma Stone and Bradley Cooper were back together as they caught up with the 96th Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon in Beverly Hills on Monday.

The 35-year-old actress and the 49-year-old actor-turned-filmmaker seemed overjoyed to see each other as they shared a hug and posed for beaming photos at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

The two are nominated for multiple Oscars this year, with Stone scoring twice for her sci-fi fantasy film Poor Things, while Cooper earned three nominations for his Leonard Bernstein biopic Maestro.

Emma looked effortlessly chic in a black double-breasted suit with an intriguing zipper and cream pointed lapels.

She wore her dyed red hair tied in a casual ponytail, and she elevated her 6-foot-4 frame with a set of classic black pumps.

Bradley was dressed more casually in a tasteful gray suit jacket that he paired with olive trousers.

Underneath he wore a white button-up shirt and a cozy charcoal sweater underneath.

The Guardians Of The Galaxy voice actor completed the ensemble with brown suede shoes that appeared to have gotten wet on the toes, although that may have been a stylistic choice.

He and Emma were clearly happy to see each other, and they leaned in for a big hug, with the actress subtly resting her head on his shoulder and closing her eyes.

She was seen from a different angle, wrapping her hands around his torso and resting her head on his other shoulder so they could still look at each other while talking.

The two stars worked together extensively in 2015 on Aloha, which arrived just as they were both reaching new levels of fame.

Bradley led the film as Brian Gilcrest, a former soldier who now works as a military contractor for a billionaire (Bill Murray) in hopes of developing a space center in Hawaii.

Gilcrest is immediately attracted to his Air Force contact, Captain Allison Ng (Stone), but things become more complicated when he encounters his now-married ex-girlfriend Tracy (Rachel McAdams).

The film also featured Alec Baldwin, John Krasinski and Danny McBride in supporting roles.

Critics were unhappy with the film, and the film currently only receives a poor rating from 18 percent of the most prestigious critics surveyed by Rotten tomatoes.

Several reviewers complained about the film's gruff, overly sentimental tone, with many feeling that the story was far too meandering.

Others criticized Stone – who is of European descent – ​​for playing a character who is part Hawaiian, and Crowe – who also wrote the screenplay – was criticized for casting her over a Hawaiian or Asian actress.

The film only grossed about $26 million against its $37 million budget, which would have been even bigger if we included promotional and advertising costs.

Despite the potentially bad memories, Emma and Bradley seemed excited to be around each other again.

She stars in Poor Things as Bella Baxter, a woman in a fantasy version of Victorian London whose body is brought back to life after she commits suicide with a baby's brain, forcing the new woman to learn motor skills and social niceties all at once .

Willem Dafoe plays a terribly battered scientist who brings her back to life, while Mark Ruffalo plays a comedian Don Juan who becomes obsessed with the rapidly maturing Bella.

Bradley is nominated for his Netflix biopic Maestro, which he directed, co-wrote and stars in.

He plays the conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein from his early days as a rising star to the end of his life, thanks to incredible prosthetic work.

Rather than focusing on his achievements as a conductor, composer and music educator, Maestro focuses on Bernstein's marriage to Felicia Montealegre (played by Carey Mulligan) and their conflicts over his sexuality and propensity for multiple – and often young – male lovers.

Emma has been nominated for two Oscars: Best Actress for her lead role, and Best Picture for producing Poor Things.

Bradley is up for three awards: Best Actor, Best Original Screenplay (for his work with Josh Singer) and Best Film for Production.

He was also helped in the film's production by legendary filmmakers Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg, a classical music enthusiast who had initially considered directing the project before handing it over to Bradley.

The 96th Academy Awards will be held at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood on Sunday, March 10, and will air on ABC.

CRYSTAL PALACE will be hoping Roy Hodgson produces a shock result against Chelsea on Monday – to spare them managerial headaches.

Hodgson, 76, has been given the support to carry on despite fans turning against him and chairman Steve Parish, but that will be a difficult task if they lose.

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Parish is moving towards a move for 44-year-old Steve Cooper as the next manager, but the Eagles prefer to wait until the summer when other candidates are free.

Cooper is available after leaving Nottingham Forest, but he has been considered and overlooked before.

At Lille, Palace prefers to look at Portuguese coach Paulo Fonseca, who may move at the end of the season. He was previously fascinated by the Selhurst Park club.

There is even a chance of a move for Gareth Southgate once England complete their 2024 season.

Short-term solutions are not ideal for Palace, who have searched for answers without finding any.

Julen Lopetegui has also been considered, but he would demand a big budget in the summer and be allowed to choose the players he signs.

The former Wolves boss is also in line for the job at Bayer Leverkusen if Xabi Alonso retires at the end of the season.

Ipswich Town's Kieran McKenna is also keen, but comes with a £4million compensation fee and has failed to make it in the Premier League.

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Even Hodgson admits Palace's current nightmare is the toughest of his career – because of the fans' anger.

Palace have won just two of their last 14 games in all competitions and are just five points above the bottom three.

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Hodgson said: “It's the toughest period of my career for one reason and that is because the fans have turned on us so much and they're the people we can't afford to turn on us.

“If we want to win games, if this team is going to do that, they're not going to be able to do that if the fans are constantly confused about everything.

“On the other hand, it ties in with other periods in my life when I have of course been happier and more satisfied.

“It's not that long ago, it's really a three-match period that has changed the fans and made life very difficult and uncomfortable.

“But the bright spot for me was the training because of the way the players worked to get us out of this situation.

“You can only do the things you can do to change things and ask the fans to stay with the team because we need your help because we are in a very weakened situation.

“The players who have not played many first-team games at Palace will need a lot of encouragement.

“They need a compassionate eye and not an ultra-critical eye.”

With Michael Olise out for two months and Eberechi Eze sidelined for the coming weeks, Palace's attacking options are reduced.

Hodgson tried but failed to sign a striker during the January window.

The former England boss said: “We were interested in a striker.

“If the right person had come along and we had been a little lucky, it would have happened. But you have seen how few clubs managed to get attackers in the shop window.”

Bradley Cooper made his on-screen debut during season 2 of Sex and the city – and at the time he was 'terrified'.

Cooper, now 49, reflected on his very first role during a Question and answer on Thursday, February 8 at the Santa Barbara Film Festival, where he accepted an award for Outstanding Artist of the Year.

“I still remember: I was Jake, the downtown smoker,” he recalled of his performance, where he played a short-lived love interest of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker). “I auditioned for it, but at the time I didn't really realize that you could ever get the job. To be honest, I thought I had a job as a doorman at Morgans Hotel and then I was lucky enough to audition.

The actor was “terrified” after landing the gig and at the time thought, “What do you mean I actually have to do it?”

After figuring out he could drive with a stick shift, he attended Models Driving School.

“I still screwed up,” he continued. “So they let someone else drive the car and I just had to pretend we were stopping.”

Cooper's first acting gig ended up being “a lot of fun” alongside the “incredible” Parker, now 58. In season 2, episode 4, Cooper appeared as downtown party boy Jake. The pair meet at Beauty Bar, a real nightclub in New York, after a terrible photo of Carrie ends up on the cover of New York Magazine.

The iconic episode is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and Cooper said it made him feel “old,” joking, “S–t, I've been there, dude.”

Cooper's little lie about not being able to drive a stick actually got the episode changed. Director and writer Michael Patrick King has spilled all the details about what exactly happened to Cooper and the Karmann Ghia sports car on “And just like that… The Writers Room Podcast” in 2023.

“Four o'clock in the morning, another Friday outside 14th Street, and I said, 'Bradley, here you are driving, you're leaving.' And he says, 'I can't drive a stick,'” King said. “And so we fixed, changed and pivoted,” he said. “Sarah Jessica's character Carrie crawls out of the Karmann Ghia and walks home herself.”