Jeremy Renner revealed the extent of the injuries he endured in a snow plow accident in a new social media update about his recovery Saturday. Alongside a photo of the Hawkeye actor now out of the hospital and receiving physical therapy, Renner wrote that he suffered “30 plus broken bones” …
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Shakespeare could never have delivered a poem as elegant and moving as Jennifer Coolidge reciting Jennifer Lopez‘s “Jenny from the Block” as spoken word in her TikTok debut. “This is my first TikTok, and I’m trying to think of something cool to do, and I think I’m just gonna do …
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Dakota Johnson — who’s never missed an opportunity to absolutely roast someone — threw out a casual Armie Hammer cannibalism joke at a Sundance Film Festival event honoring director Luca Guadagnino. As Variety notes, Johnson was tapped to pay tribute to Guadagnino at the “A Taste of Sundance” dinner Thursday, …
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Cobra Kai will return for one last bout, with the Karate Kid sequel series set to wrap after its upcoming sixth season. Series creators Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz, and Hayden Schlossberg shared the news in an open letter with fans reflecting on the “humble honor” of reinvigorating and expanding The …
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John Williams, the composer known as the Maestro of the Movies, will be the focus of an upcoming documentary produced by one of his greatest collaborators, Steven Spielberg. The Hollywood Reporter reports that Spielberg is leading the project about the 90-year-old five-time Oscar winner responsible for some of Hollywood’s most …
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For Emilia Clarke, the idea of sitting down to watch House of the Dragon is the equivalent of attending a school reunion for an entirely different graduating class. In a recent interview with Variety, the actress admitted that she still hasn’t watched the popular HBO prequel series centered around the …
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Michael J. Fox traces his ground-zero moment to waking up after a bender in 1990 in a house in Florida. He awakes in a state that, well…to call it “hungover” would be too kind. He can barely remember what he did the evening before — all he knows is that …
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The nominations have been announced for this year’s BAFTAs – withAll Quiet On The Western Frontleading the pack. The devastating anti-war epic is this year’s frontrunner with a staggering 14 nods, including best director, best film, supporting actor, and adapted screenplay. AsThe Guardiannotes, it means it is tied withCrouching Tiger, …
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Sex has always ruled the genre long ago mislabeled “reality TV.” It’s present whenever you start the cameras rolling on a group of people, whether at their place of work or in a well-appointed villa with unlimited booze. Even a survivalist show like Naked and Afraid, which drops contestants in …
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Florian Zeller’s The Father, released in 2020, attempted to understand an octogenarian man’s dementia from a first-person perspective, allowing the confusing mix of memory and present-tense, of people and places, to become the story. The Son, Zeller’s new movie, was similarly adapted from a work that the filmmaker and playwright …
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