Sydney Sweeney, with her new bob and wearing a skintight white asymmetrical micro minidress, is giving full-on Marilyn Monroe with her latest red carpet appearance.

Sweeney posed on the SCAD blue carpet with her The Housemaid co-star Amanda Seyfried. Contrasting Sweeney’s white look, the Mamma Mia star was all elegance in a black off-the-shoulder dress with sheer floral lace cutouts all over. Black pointed heels, glittery gold eyeshadow, little gold hoop earrings, and a neat ballerina bun completed her look.

Sydney Sweeney is savoring a sweet victory, and a scoop of ice cream to match. The actress and producer, 28, celebrated her Spotlight Award win at the Savannah Film Festival with a night out that perfectly blended old-Hollywood glam and girl-next-door charm.

Sydney Sweeney will team with “Fast & Furious” director Justin Lin on a fresh take on the 1964 French film “That Man From Rio.” The adventure comedy is in development at Apple Original Films with Lin set to direct and produce, and Sweeney onboard to star and executive produce.

Sydney Sweeney mastered the sculpted look at the SCAD Savannah Film Festival on Monday evening, stepping out in a crisp, white one-shouldered minidress. The “Euphoria” star, 28, wore a head-turning Stella McCartney design from the brand’s Spring 2026 collection, styled by Molly Dickson.

In a new interview, Sydney Sweeney opened up about her feelings on being considered a "sex symbol," explaining why she disagrees with the label.

Variety recently revealed that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has shown strong interest in casting Sydney Sweeney as the next Bond girl. Bezos attended Sweeney's wed

Sydney Sweeney finally addresses those Bond Girl rumors, as casting begins for Denis Villeneuve's upcoming 007 movie which has sparked many rumors.

Sydney Sweeney spluttered when pressed about swirling 007 casting chatter, before teasing she’d “have more fun as James Bond.” Sweeney, 28, was asked point-blank by Variety about “Bond girl” rumors and initially faltered,

Sydney Sweeney opens up about body confidence and feeling free, rejecting the "sex symbol" label while inspiring women to embrace their strength without apology.

The film marks the latest collaboration for Apple Original Films and Sweeney, who stars in the dramatic thriller Echo Valley alongside Academy Award-winner Julianne Moore, now streaming globally on Apple TV. The project also reunites Walsh with Sweeney who produced Echo Valley.