‘Marty Supreme’ Bears Us Into The New World

Marty Supreme’s title card is a stream of sperm swimming up a vaginal canal. They fertilize an egg, which becomes a white Marty Supreme ping-pong ball and soars down toward a primordial green table. Ball is life, indeed!  The progenitor of said sperm, 23-year-old Marty Mauser (Timothée Chalamet), has just slept with his childhood friend … Read more

Marty Supreme review – Josh Safdie working at a… – Jimmy Star’s World

I’m really in pursuit of greatness,” Timotheé Chalamet announced in February 2025 while accepting the Screen Actor’s Guild Award for Male Actor in a Leading Role. ​“I know people don’t usually talk like that, but I want to be one of the greats.” Chalamet’s statement was earnest enough, if not a little self-serious (he was being recognised for … Read more

Apple Martin, Gwyneth Paltrow, & Moses Martin at the NYC Marty Supreme premiere, plus, Darren Criss, Paul Rudd, Jack Black, and more – Socialite Life

Here are the latest celebrity sighting photos — from paparazzi shots of a celebrity shopping to a star walking on the red carpet to a celebrity on stage at an award show. Joe Alwyn at the ‘Hamnet’ photocall at Shakespeare’s Globe in London on December 17, 2025. Photo Credit: Ian West/PA Images/INSTARimages Noah Jupe at … Read more

Timothée Chalamet Cranks That at CCXP While Promoting Marty Supreme in Brazil – Socialite Life

If you thought you’d seen the last of the “Crank That” dance in 2007, think again. Timothée Chalamet just single-handedly revived the Soulja Boy classic, and he did it in the most unexpected place—on stage at CCXP in São Paulo, Brazil. The 29-year-old actor was in town this past Friday to promote his upcoming A24 … Read more

Marty Supreme (2025) Movie Review – Jimmy Star’s World

A day after suffering through one of the worst movies of the year, I was able to watch one of the best: Marty Supreme, a fast-paced, unpredictable, anxiety-fueled, and funny drama of sorts from the mind of Josh Safdie.  Similar to Uncut Gems and Good Time, and thankfully not at all like his brother’s movie … Read more

The Real Marty Supreme | Defector

In the winter of 1977, Sports Illustrated reporter Ray Kennedy ventured into the Riverside Table Tennis club at 96th and Broadway. It was a dingy joint with leaky pipes, below street level, beneath a supermarket, inhabited by characters with names like Freddie the Fence, Betty the Monkey Lady, and Tony the Arm, a smattering of … Read more