The Venice Film Festival’s 35 Most Fashionable Entrances Ever By KENZIE BRYANT The festival is held on Venice’s barrier island of Lido, providing ample opportunity for the chicest of photo calls: stars disembarking from a boat. R E A D  M O R E Joe Biden Is Making a Bold Bet: Trump’s Indictments Will Speak for Themselves By CHRIS SMITH The White House and allied Democrats are staying quiet about Trump’s legal woes, hoping voters will mobilize around them on their own. Is it a risky strategy, or just part of Biden’s genius? R E A D  M O R E Meghan and Harry Had a Busy Weekend in Los Angeles By ERIN VANDERHOOF The couple capped off a summer that started tumultuously with a few happy appearances at Beyoncé concerts and a soccer game. R E A D  M O R E In Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla, a Complex True Story Is Gracefully Told By RICHARD LAWSON Priscilla Presley’s marriage to the most famous man of her era is the subject of Coppola’s measured film. R E A D  M O R E Woody Allen’s and Roman Polanski’s New Films Meet Vastly Different Responses—But Similar Protests By CATHERINE BRAY Polanski’s The Palace is borderline unwatchable; Allen’s Coup de Chance may be his best in years. But both are strikingly out of step with the conversations that surround them. R E A D  M O R E Elon Musk, Who Is “Against Anti-Semitism of Any Kind,” Is Now Threatening to Sue the ADL By CALEB ECARMA The billionaire owner of X, which has reportedly seen a huge upsurge in antisemitism since Musk’s takeover, apparently thinks this is the solution to his ad woes. R E A D  M O R E