The Devil Wears Prada Sequel: Human Art vs AI

0:00It's May 2nd. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. The Devil wears Prada 2 just dropped, bringing back Meryl Streep as the icy Miranda Priestly at Runway magazine. Folks thought those wild protest paintings slamming her character were cooked up by AI, but not. They're straight human art, mimicking that digital. Vibe on purpose. Artists Alexis Franklin spilled the beans on Instagram, saying Director David Frankel tapped her to paint one, one showing Priestly slinging burgers, and, fries. She called it pure fun, no shade to the queen herself, and it even pops up in the flick. Fans lost it online, swearing the pieces screamed. AI at first, tying into the movie's message. One viewer said they dug it even more, knowing real hands-mated, especially after catching the film with designer pals. Box office-wise, it's crushing for Disney and 20th century, eyeing $80.5 million over opening weekend. Writer Aline Brosh McKenna said pulling the

1:00sequel together took years, but reuniting the original crew made it click. That first 2006 hit was the ultimate casual watch, but now with streaming, hits gotta earn every view. This one's proving the magic still slaps, blending old school charm with fresh twists on tech and creativity.