With Nope, Peele continues his streak as a master of modern horror, delivering challenges alongside stomach-churning scares and bark-at-the-dark laughs. Nope is now in theaters.

But “Nope” reminds us of that with Emerald’s robust introductory monologue, which proudly rehashes this information as the siblings are on a prospective job, adding that they are actually ...

About halfway through Nope — Jordan Peele’s sci-fi Western horror follow-up to Us and Get Out, centered around two Black siblings training horses for Hollywood projects — Emerald (Keke ...

Daniel Kaluuya (left) is OJ Haywood, Brandon Perea plays Angel Torres and Keke Palmer is Emerald Haywood in Jordan Peele's new film, "Nope." (Photo: Universal Pictures) This article contains minor ...

For this edition, we look at how “Nope” actress Keke Palmer collaborated with writer-director Jordan Peele to bring the funny, tenacious Emerald to life in the sci-fi horror blockbuster.

Rebecca’s Take Writer/director Jordan Peele set the world on fire with his groundbreaking first film, “Get Out” (2017). The clever social-horror commentary about race relations in… ...

For “Nope,” Peele does that with serious skill, and that includes the end of the film, which concludes with Keke Palmer’s Emerald Haywood — a funny, mouthy, queer Black lady — not only ...

Rebecca’s Take Writer/director Jordan Peele set the world on fire with his groundbreaking first film, “Get Out” (2017). The clever social-horror commentary about race relations in… ...

And Nope has a similar swagger that Peele was smart to use. But that’s what’s fascinating about Jordan Peele and his movies: yes, obviously, they have a lot to say, but Peele also loves genre ...

Ahead of Nope ‘s release, Glamour spoke with Palmer’s on-set makeup artist, Tym Buacharern, about the artistic choices they made together for Emerald.