Alexander Skarsgård stole the show at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival with his bold fashion choice – a pair of eye-catching kinky boots. The actor’s daring footwear became the talk

Alexander Skarsgård varasti show’n vuoden 2025 Cannesin elokuvajuhlilla rohkealla muotivalinnoillaan – silmiinpistävillä, provokatiivisilla saappailla. Näyttelijän uskalias jalkine valittiin juhlien puheenaiheeksi. (Note: The Finnish translation maintains the original meaning while adapting naturally to Finnish style. The phrase "stole the show" is rendered idiomatically as "varasti show’n," and "kinky boots" is translated as "provokatiiviset saappaat" to convey the bold, attention-grabbing nature of the footwear. The sentence structure is adjusted slightly for fluency in Finnish.) Would you like any refinements to the tone or phrasing?

Does Sarah Jessica Parker actually read two books every day?

Lukooko Sarah Jessica Parker oikeasti kaksi kirjaa joka päivä? The translation maintains the original meaning and question structure while adapting it naturally to Finnish. The verb "lukea" (to read) is conjugated in the interrogative form ("lukooko"), which is a common way to form yes-no questions in spoken Finnish. The adverb "oikeasti" corresponds to "actually," and the rest of the sentence follows standard Finnish word order. The name remains unchanged as it's a proper noun.