Playing Daisy, the singer-songwriter who joins the band that skyrockets to fame in Amazon’s Daisy Jones & the Six, might not seem like much of a stretch for Riley Keough. She is, after all, the daughter of Lisa Marie Presley and granddaughter of Elvis—the strongest imaginable musical pedigree. But as it turns out, singing didn’t come naturally to her. “I’d sang a little bit here and there with my husband because he plays guitar, and I know that I have a sort of musical ear,” she tells Rebecca Ford in the latest episode of Vanity Fair’s Little Gold Men podcast. “But in terms of actually using my voice, I’d never done that before.”
Elsewhere in HWD, Richard Lawson highly recommendsKeri Russell vehicle The Diplomat; Miep Gies takes the spotlight in an exclusive trailer for the World War II drama A Small Light; the heads of Netflix are very sorry about the whole Love Is Blind live-reunion fiasco; and Alan Light talks Little Richard with Lisa Cortés, director of a new documentaryabout the pioneering musician.
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