L-R – Dave McCary, Emma Stone — Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Emma Stone found love, and reportedly marriage, so is a baby in a baby carriage next? It might be. While speaking with Entertainment Tonight about her upcoming animated film The Croods: A New Age, Stone revealed her thoughts on starting her own “pack” just like the family in …
Sofia Vergara shares her mammogram experience with fans
ABC/Jill Greenberg(LOS ANGELES) — Sofia Vergara is letting fans know that some things in life are more important than Election Day. For women, it’s going for their annual mammogram. The Modern Family alum took to Instagram on Tuesday to hilariously share her mammogram experience. As it turns out, she enjoyed hers as much as the next person. “And just to make today …
Meryl Steep to honor Amal Clooney with Press Freedom Award
Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for TIFF(LOS ANGELES) — Meryl Streep isn’t a journalist but she supports them, which is why she’s lending her voice to the present Amal Clooney with the prestigious Gwen Ifill Press Freedom Award at the 2020 CPJ International Press Freedom Awards. Clooney, a 42-year-old human rights lawyer and activist, will receive the award for her work as counsel to many …
Warner Bros apologizes after ‘The Witches’ draws backlash from disability community
Warner Bros./HBO Max(LOS ANGELES) — Warner Bros., who is behind the HBO Max remake of The Witches, apologized to the disability community for how the villains were depicted in the movie. The fallout, according to Deadline, was sparked over a key difference between the 2020 remake and the Roald Dahl classic book and — by extension — the original 1990 film. The …
Michael J. Fox opens up about his struggles with Parkinson’s: “My short-term memory is shot”
Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for Tribeca Film Festival(NEW YORK) — Michael J. Fox, who first announced he had Parkinson’s in 1998, opened up about his illness and the new challenges he faces. In an intimate interview with People, the 59-year-old Back to the Future star revealed that Parkinson’s is starting to infringe on his ability to act. “My short-term memory is shot,” he admitted. …
Politicians join Jimmy Kimmel for another round of “Mean Tweets”
BRIDGET BENNETT/30240120A/AFP via Getty Images, Tasos Katopodis/WireImage, Alex Wong/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Jimmy Kimmel figured we could all use a break from the exhausting election coverage, so on Wednesday’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! he presented a politics edition of “Mean Tweets.” Here’s a sample: “Bernie Sanders seems like the type of guy who’d return a single piece of fruit to Walmart and …
Charlie Hunnam reveals why he gave up plum role in ‘Forgetting Sarah Marshall’
BBC America(LOS ANGELES) — These days, Charlie Hunnam is perhaps best known for his role in the gritty Sons of Anarchy but, once upon a time, he was to star in the rom-com Forgetting Sarah Marshall. A main role in the Jason Segel movie was written specifically for him, but Hunnam turned it down. It wasn’t publicly known …
David Duchovny talks about the election night rollercoaster, and getting political with new single
Ollie Millington/Redferns(LOS ANGELES) — Just like millions of other Americans, election day was an emotional rollercoaster ride for actor and musician David Duchovny. The X-Files and Californication veteran told ABC Audio about his state of mind as the states’ votes are being tallied, and his new single, “Layin’ On The Tracks,” which he calls both “personal and political.” “Well, I have …
The ‘Frozen II’ soundtrack officially outperformed ‘Frozen’ on the ‘Billboard’ chart
Walt Disney Records(NEW YORK) — People can’t seem to get enough of Frozen II. Case in point, the sequel’s soundtrack has officially shattered a record achieved by the first movie. The Frozen II soundtrack, released November 2019, has spent nearly a year on the Billboard Soundtracks chart. Featuring the voices of Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Josh Gad, Evan Rachel Wood and Jonathan Groff, the album has shown itself on the Billboard list …
“Moviegoing is a part of life” – A “thrilled” Christopher Nolan defends ‘Tenet’ take amid COVID-19
Melinda Sue Gordon; ©2020 Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved.(LONDON) — Director Christopher Nolan broke his silence on Tenet‘s post-pandemic performance in an interview published in the Los Angeles Times on Tuesday. The thriller was delayed by the pandemic’s shuttering of movie theaters in the States, but the filmmaker was steadfast that the Warner Bros. film starring John David …