Dakota is on the cover of the issue of April of Who What Wear. The magazine features a new photoshoot by Lauren Dukoff.

“I make sure that my personal life is as important as my professional life, and those obligations, like going to my goddaughter’s first birthday party, are just as important to me as going to a premiere, if not more,” she says. It’s a life lesson that’s been ingrained in her from her mom, primarily through example. “Really making an effort to prioritize the people in life [is] something that I see my mom do every single day,” she says. “My grandfather passed away recently, her dad, and [his best friend since he was in high school] said about him, ‘If he had something and someone needed it, it was [theirs].’ And I see that in my mom so much.” By allowing their principles to guide her, both in her career and her life, Fanning says she can’t help but feel grounded.
“There’s also just something about me,” she adds, not in a self-righteous way. “Of course, it’s because of all of those people helping to shape me into the person that I am, but I also think it might just be my nature. I certainly get overwhelmed, and I’ve certainly made mistakes, and I’m certainly not perfect. All the clichés are true, like with anybody. But I am pretty together.” Having known nothing else in her life but a professional environment, where being late or disrespectful can cost millions of dollars to the company that’s hired her, has taught her that much—as has working with the crème de la crème in Hollywood. (I’m talking about Denzel Washington, Jennifer Hudson, Robert De Niro, and Kristen Stewart, and those are just a few of the standouts.) “Now, it’s just second nature,” she adds.
It helps that Fanning found ways to ensure that any resentment toward her career never festered, which can happen when you sacrifice a normal life for one in the entertainment industry. “I didn’t want to miss out on those memories,” she says of the kinds of experiences a kid, teenager, and eventual 20-something embark on when they’re not working 24/7. From the ages of 15 to 18, when she was playing Volturi guard member Jane in the Twilight movies, Fanning was also attending Campbell Hall Episcopal High School in North Hollywood, cheerleading at Friday-night football games, going to parties in outfits she now calls “so embarrassing,” and being crowned homecoming queen. In between months spent on the set of TNT’s The Alienist, shot in Budapest, Hungary, she worked on getting her degree in women’s studies at New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study. “I didn’t feel like [school] was something I wanted to sacrifice,” she says. “And I didn’t have to.” – Read More

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Dakota is gonna be Susan Elizabeth Ford in “The First Lady“. The trailer is finally out so be sure to check it out here below. The tv show is gonna premiere on Sunday 17th April on SHOWTIME.

Dakota did a new interview to promote “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness” with The Hollywood Reporter, be sure to check it out!

The gallery has been updated with more promotional stills from “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness“, be sure to give a look to them!

Dakota did a two interviews in the past few days to promote “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness“, one with Collider and another one with 92nd Street Y. Be sure to watch the two interviews here below!

Dakota did a new interview with Fox News to promote “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness“.

Fox News: You’re currently starring in “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness.” How empowering has it been to play a woman in the 1890s who opens her own private detective agency?
Fanning: It’s so wonderful. I got to play this character in the first season as the first woman to hold a position at the police department, which was such a feat for a woman during that time.
And this is a year later and she’s struck out on her own and opened the detective agency and has other young women who are working with her that she gets to be a mentor to. And we really get to see her contemplating and dealing with what it means to be a modern woman in 1897. And it’s not as dissimilar to what women are contemplating and thinking about nowadays. – Fox News

You can watch her interview here below.

Dakota did more interviews to promote the new serie, be sure to keep it up with them by checking out the site daily.

Dakota, as we all know by now, started promoting “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness” the other day she was at Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen. You can see here below her interview. Remember that because of Covid all the interview will be made from home.

Dakota started promoting “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness” the other day she was at Live with Kelly and Ryan. You can see here below her interview. Remember that because of Covid all the interview will be made from home.

A new trailer of “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness” came out,remember that the show premieres in a few days July 19th.

Sadly, because of Covid-19, there won’t be any event and the promotional tour started with several interviews,from home, you can see a few of them here below.

Dakota will be back as Sara Howard in the second season of “The Alienist: Angel of Darkness” in a few weeks, July 26th. After the trailer came out several weeks ago, now a new promo is finally out, check it out ehre below. Be sure to watch the show on TNT this summer.

Back in 2015 Dakota worked on a movie called “Viena and the Fantomes” the movie is finally coming out this year. Be sure to watch the trailer here below!

Head over to the gallery for some screen captures, a new movie poster and promotional stills.