Seeing a lot of concern about the protests in Paris, fan/team safety and what that could mean for the Steelers-Saints game there next week. The NFL is proceeding with the game and events as scheduled. League statement to ESPN: "We're excited for the first-ever regular season game in Paris, and preparations continue as scheduled for NFL events and the game at Stade de France on October 25. As we do for every NFL game, including our international games, we work closely with local authorities and partners on all operational and security matters. We look forward to welcoming fans to Paris later this month."

The Oscar-nominated costumes of the legendary Bob Mackie. Across LADY SINGS THE BLUES, FUNNY LADY and PENNIES FROM HEAVEN, Mackie brought his unmistakable imagination to the screen, creating costumes that were as expressive and unforgettable as the stars who wore them. These films earned Mackie three Oscar nominations for Costume Design, honoring a singular talent who turned costumes into cultural moments and helped define how generations understood glamour. His work could be dazzling, daring, theatrical, elegant and completely unexpected, but it was always unmistakably his. Stitched throughout the tapestry of Hollywood history, Bob Mackie’s extraordinary designs didn’t simply adorn the stars. They helped make them shine.

A great dance team in the history of Hollywood - and one unforgettable train ride. 🚂🔥 “Chattanooga Choo Choo” from Sun Valley Serenade (1941) brings together Dorothy Dandridge and the legendary Nicholas Brothers in a number that many consider the film’s highlight (choreographed by Hermes Pan). Written by Harry Warren & Mack Gordon, the song became a massive No. 1 hit for Glenn Miller, spending nine weeks at the top of the charts and earning an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song. Dorothy Dandridge and Harold Nicholas were romantically involved during filming and married in 1942. ❤️ #SunValleySerenade #ChattanoogaChooChoo #DorothyDandridge #NicholasBrothers