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The second talk on May 17 will feature internationally acclaimed actress and singer/songwriter Charlotte Gainsbourg in conversation with Variety’s Angelique Jackson. Gainsbourg can currently be seen as the co-lead of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino’s newest series “Étoile” for Prime Video, starring opposite Luke Kirby. 

On May 18, Nicole Kidman will speak in conversation with Variety’s Jackson. Kidman is set to receive Kering’s milestone 10th Women in Motion Award at the Festival de Cannes. Kidman will succeed NBCUniversal Entertainment & Studios Chairman Donna Langley, Jane Fonda, Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon, Isabelle Huppert, Patty Jenkins, Gong Li, Salma Hayek Pinault, Viola Davis and Michelle Yeoh. 

On May 19, Dakota Johnson and Ro Donnelly, co-founders of Tea Time Pictures, will talk with Jackson about “Splitsville.” Johnson and Donnelly produced the film, written and directed by Michael Angelo Covino, which is premiering at the festival. Johnson also stars in the film. 

On May 20, Jackson will moderate a conversation with actress/singer Taraji P. Henson and Dr Stacy L. Smith, founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative.  Finally, on Friday, May 23, Carla Simón will speak with Jackson about her latest film “Romería,” which is premiering at the festival. “Romeria” is the third film Simón

They should be nauseating. There they are, Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin, two of the world’s most genetically blessed individuals, legs intertwined as they pose on a ’70s shag rug. There they are, holding hands in matching bathrobes between shots. These two literally refuse to lose touch with each other. And yet, somehow, it’s actually pretty damn cute.

For all their PDA, online and IRL, there’s still a sense of mystery to Dylan, the 26-year-old former child actor turned adult actor and mead entrepreneur, and Barbara, the 25-year-old model who has been one of the most in-demand faces in the world for nearly a decade, as a couple. There are still many specifics unanswered. Most essentially: How did they even meet? Well, as far as love stories go, it’s a modern classic: Boy meets girl at a party. Girl follows boy on Instagram. Boy slides into those DMs.

“He slid into my DMs,” Palvin confirms, situated on a couch somewhere in Staten Island, New York, where the pair have just wrapped their first photo shoot together. “She followed me, so I was like, I guess I’ll give her something. And I slid into her DMs,” Sprouse says. “I was like, ‘Hey, I don’t know if you’re in New York for very long, but we should hang out if you want to. Here’s my number.’ And she didn’t message me for six months.”