First up, Vanity Fair has released an all-encompassing look at Hans Zimmer and his fellow musicians’ work in bringing new instruments and new sounds to “Dune,” the various “European”-sounding sci-fi movie scores in the past several decades that the composer consciously stayed away from emulating, and using a wide range of tools used in transporting audiences to different planets and cultures altogether. More than merely being a dry and educational look behind-the-scenes, Zimmer breaks down several segments of the film by instrument and tone, while also bringing in various vocalists and musicians to display their talents for all of us to see. Zimmer has already confirmed that he’ll return for the sequel, of which Villenueve recently stated the script is “mostly” completed.

Finally, Vanity Fair wraps things up by letting us nosy onlookers in on Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ariana DeBose’s reunion, which comes seven years after collaborating together on the hit Broadway play “Hamilton.” A lot has changed since then, with Miranda becoming one of Disney’s go-to sources for songwriting and composing, Miranda releasing his own directorial debut with the Andrew Garfield-starring musical “Tick, Tick… BOOM!,” and especially DeBose’s swift, stunning, and well-deserved spotlight in Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story” putting her squarely in the running to nab her very first Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.