How to Be Cultured Menu 1. Greatest onscreen performance? “Marlon Brando in ‘On the Waterfront’ (1954). He’s so calm, and he speaks the way he’d speak in real life, kind of mumbling. Paul Newman, too, in ‘Cool Hand Luke’ (1967). These men were almost father figures for me. I observed them in the absence of … Read more
Phil Keoghan’s one amazing race! The New Zealand native is no stranger to traveling the world, especially while hosting 37 seasons of “The Amazing Race.” Keoghan, 57, himself has had quite the adventure around the globe — with one in particular being the craziest. “I did retrace a 1928 Tour de France on an original … Read more
Barry Keoghan is drumming up some tea. The actor, 32, who is set to portray Ringo Starr in an upcoming Beatles biopic, got candid on a once in a lifetime hangout with the famed drummer, 84. “I met him at his house, and he played the drums for me,” Keoghan revealed on Wednesday’s episode of “Jimmy … Read more
He’s got a red right hand. Barry Keoghan has joined the cast of the “Peaky Blinders” movie. The Irish actor, 31, is best known for his raunchy role in “Saltburn” and for his Oscar-nominated performance in “The Banshees of Inisherin.” And, he’s also known for formerly being romantically linked with pop star Sabrina Carpenter. The … Read more
This scene gives a whole new meaning to the term “laid to rest.” Barry Keoghan revealed Sunday that the creepy, erotic graveyard scene in his brand-new film “Saltburn” was fully improvised. “I wanted to see what Oliver would do next,” Keoghan, 31, said on the red carpet for the 2024 Golden Globes, per Deadline. “I … Read more
Warning: Spoilers below. Barry bared it all. Irish actor Barry Keoghan, 31, did not use a body double while going nude in the new movie “Saltburn,” (now streaming on Prime Video). Rather, the nudity was all him. “It totally felt right,” he told EW. “It was fun.” The shocking psychological thriller / black comedy movie … Read more
Ready, set, race. “The Amazing Race’s” milestone 35th season kicks off on Wednesday — and will air 90-minute episodes instead of its customary hourlong installments. Host Phil Keoghan notes that “10:00 time slots are challenging,” so CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach liked the idea of “a block of reality television” instead of trying to fill … Read more