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Thank you, Argentina! We’re overwhelmed by the incredible warmth and enthusiasm of your welcome. ‘Modigliani – Three Days on the Wing of Madness’ had its unforgettable premiere last night in Buenos Aires! 🎬❤️🇦🇷 @popartmusicarg
In the latest buzz, Sabrina Carpenter is all set to star in a highly anticipated Hollywood musical adaptation of Alice In Wonderland. This film promises to showcase her impressive talents as both an actress and a singer.
Directed by Lorene Scafaria, known for her phenomenal work on Hustlers, this new take on the timeless classic will be based on Lewis Carroll’s beloved novel. The story follows young Alice as she tumbles down a rabbit hole into a whimsical world filled with delightful oddities and quirky characters.
Fans will remember the enchanting 2010 film featuring Johnny, where he brought the Mad Hatter to life in a visually stunning rendition. Alice’s adventure includes memorable moments like the Mad Tea Party and an unusual game of croquet with the Queen of Hearts, all culminating in a fantastical climax.
As Sabrina steps into the limelight with her biggest studio project to date, it’s worth noting her impressive acting credentials—she began her career at just 12 years old in Law & Order: SVU and has since graced the screen in multiple popular shows and films. This new venture marks an exciting chapter for her as she continues to flourish in both music and acting.
Stay tuned for more news about this promising film and Sabrina’s captivating journey in the entertainment industry!
Johnny Depp enjoyed a rock-filled night in Buenos Aires
After the excitement caused by his visit to the city, Johnny Depp continues enjoying his stay in Argentina. This time, the actor spent a luxurious night of music at the Faena Hotel in Puerto Madero. It was publicist Gaby Ãlvarez who shared images on social media during a special dinner with the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star, Jorge “El Corcho” RodrÃguez, and a group of friends.
In the photos and videos the publicist shared, Johnny can be seen playing the guitar alongside Rodriguez, his close friend and the one who made it possible for the actor to present his film “Modi” on Argentine soil.
A painter and musician, Depp fully gave himself to an improvised show among the guests and other attendees at the iconic Buenos Aires hotel, showcasing his artistic talent.
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Johnny Depp enjoying the delicious banquet by Emiliano Yulita and wines chosen by Maximiliano Pérez in Puerto Madero, Argentina (13th November 2025).
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Johnny Depp with Riccardo Scamarcio and Vero Lozano at the premiere of “Modi: Three Days On The Wing Of Madness” Cinemark on November 11th, 2025 in Buenos Aires, Argentina
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On November 11, 2025, Johnny Depp appeared as a guest on Corta por Lozano, the Argentine TV show hosted by Veronica Lozano on Telefe. Arriving in a brown leather jacket, hat, and sunglasses, the actor’svisiting to promote his directorial film Modigliani: Three Days in Montparnasse charmed the audience with his relaxed, charismatic vibe. In the exclusive interview, he opened up about his creative process in music and directing (jokingly noting the perks of staying off-screen), his deep bond with Argentina’s culture and fans (“The people have kept me alive”), and fatherhood, praising his kids Lily-Rose and Jack as his “purpose.” Highlights included a warm greeting from Lozano’s dog Copito, a viral photo op with Wanda Nara, and Depp confirming his quirky Barbie doll collection for “calm.” The night before, he enjoyed a cozy candlelit dinner at Lozano’s home with her husband (his friend Jorge “Corcho” RodrÃguez), sharing laughs and empanadas.)
Johnny is making a notable visit to Argentina, not for music or flamboyant roles, but to showcase his new film, Modigliani, Three Days in Montparnasse. This cinematic endeavor tells the passionate story of the Italian painter Amedeo Modigliani.
On November 11, Johnny will participate in the avant premiere of his film at Cinemark Palermo, where he will share insights about the movie that marks his return to directing and producing.
Accompanied by his close friend Jorge Rodríguez, Johnny will also host a masterclass in La Plata, alongside Italian actor Riccardo Scamarcio, who stars in the film.
Modigliani, Three Days in Montparnasse focuses on 72 hours in the life of the renowned bohemian painter, grappling with war and his internal battles in Paris during 1916. Amidst despair, he encounters other artists like Maurice Utrillo and Chaïm Soutine, as well as his muse, Beatrice Hastings, illustrating his struggle between genius and chaos.
The film, which is set to be released on November 13, features an impressive cast, including Riccardo Scamarcio, Stephen Graham, Al Pacino, Antonia Desplat, Bruno Gouery, and Luisa Ranieri, among others.
Debuting at the San Sebastián Film Festival, the film already won the Cult Film of the Year Award at the 29th edition of Capri Hollywood in Rome and has received praise for its cinematography and Johnny’s poetic perspective on art and madness.
Hey Deppheads! 🌹 If you’re anything like us, the enigmatic charm of Johnny Depp isn’t just about those brooding roles in Pirates of the Caribbean or Edward Scissorhands—it’s also in his effortless muse status for the art world. Today, we’re buzzing about a fresh spotlight on our favorite chameleon: Deodato Arte’s online gallery just dropped (or rather, refreshed) some captivating pieces featuring Johnny, and we’re reading between the lines on that intriguing “yesterday’s flowers” vibe. Is it a subtle hint at Depp’s poetic, fleeting beauty, like blooms from a bygone romance? Let’s dive in.
Over at Deodato.com, the Italian powerhouse gallery with outposts in Milan, Rome, and beyond, two standout studies of Johnny are stealing the show: Johnny Depp Study I and Johnny Depp Study II. These aren’t your run-of-the-mill portraits—they capture that signature Depp intensity, the kind that makes you feel like you’re peeking into a secret script page. Perfect for collectors who want a slice of Hollywood’s heart in their living room (or pirate ship lair).
Deodato Arte, known for curating icons like Jeff Koons, Banksy, and Yayoi Kusama, positions these as must-haves for contemporary art lovers. And tying into “yesterday’s flowers”? We’re speculating it could be a poetic callback to Depp’s floral-inspired aesthetics in past collabs or his love for vintage, wilting-romantic motifs—think Chocolat meadows meets Sweeney Todd thorns. Whatever the inspiration, it’s got us daydreaming about Johnny in a field of poppies,