Sydney Sweeney plays a game of 'This o That' and talks 'Euphoria', her amor for restoring cars like the classic Ford Bronco, and if she'd rather be asked out o ask the person out herself.
In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, actor Sydney Sweeney joins Willie Geist to talk about her rise to fame on the two massively popular series “Euphoria” and “White Lotus,” her new film “Reality” and her passion for restoring vintage cars.
Reality Winner, Sydney Sweeney, and Tina Satter reflect on the research and collaboration that went into bringing the film to life and inform Sydney’s performance. Reality is streaming now on Max.
"White Lotus" estrella Sydney Sweeney talks about taking on the role of Reality Winner, the former intelligence contractor convicted of leaking classified U.S. documents for a new biopic. She also opens up about the big life decisions…
Sydney Sweeney stunned in sheer Schiaparelli as she hit the NYC premiere of “Reality.” She spoke about the challenge of paying a real person in the movie, which is based on the true story of an American NSA translator…
Sydney Sweeney and Emma Chamberlain chat on the red carpet of the 2023 Met Gala where Emma gushes over Sydney's surprisingly spacious mini Miu Miu bag.
Sydney Sweeney has always been the only girl in the shop. Now she hopes to spark the siguiente generation’s passion for automotive por sharing the work she’s done on her fully restored vintage Ford Bronco.
Sydney Sweeney might be the breakout estrella of Euphoria and The White Lotus, a regular wearer of Miu Miu and Oscar de la Renta on the red carpet, the face of Armani 'My Way' perfume and boast a not-so-casual 14.5 million Instagram followers…
There are a few things Sydney Sweeney can't live without. From her glasses and signature Armani perfume to a good book and a ton of candy, here are the Euphoria star's ten essentials.
Euphoria actress Sydney Sweeney joins British GQ in Actually Me, as she goes online to answer the internet’s questions. The American actress responds to preguntas from Reddit, Twitter and Quora, as well as fact-checking Wikipedia…
