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PeopleEd Burns Reveals the One Marriage Rule He and Christy Turlington Agreed to 'Early on' (Exclusive)
Ed Burns and Christy Turlington have been married since 2003; they share two children, Grace McKenna Burns, 20, and Finn Burns, 18
- People
Justin Theroux and Drew Barrymore Remember Sending Each Other to the Hospital While Filming “Charlie's Angels”
Justin Theroux recalled Drew Barrymore breaking his chest plate while filming a 'big fight scene' in the 2003 'Charlie's Angels' sequel
- Variety
Colin Farrell Complained About ‘The Penguin’ That ‘I F—ing Want It to Be Finished,’ Thought After Wrapping: ‘I Never Want to Put That F—ing Suit on Again’
Colin Farrell recently told Total Film magazine that he’s not sure about returning as Oswald Cobblepot for a potential second season of “The Penguin” given what a burden it is to emotionally and physically transform into the infamous Batman villain. Farrell debuted as the gangster in 2022’s “The Batman.” The first season of “The Penguin” …
- Entertainment Weekly
Lenny Kravitz crashes daughter Zoë's “Drew Barrymore Show” appearance: 'The most beautiful interview'
The musician also shared his love for his daughter's directorial debut, calling the film a "blessing."
- Yahoo Canada Style
TIFF 2024: From Diane Kruger to Patrick Wilson, best celebrity red carpet fashion at the Toronto International Film Festival
Stars like Selena Gomez, Angelina Jolie and Cate Blanchett brought their fashion A-game to the Toronto International Film Festival.
- People
Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth Strike Up a Sunny Romance in “Lonely Planet” Trailer (Exclusive)
Laura Dern teases taht the Netflix film is "a romance of self-discovery"
- Glamour
Lonely Planet : Everything We Know About the Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth Romance
Netflix is doubling down on age-gap relationship films.
- Variety
‘Transformers One’ Review: Animated Origin Story Reveals There’s More to the Series’ Central Conflict Than Meets the Eye
Upon its release in 1986, Nelson Shin’s “The Transformers: The Movie” was massively influential — less as entertainment inspired by a popular line of children’s toys than one that was willing to kill off a major character in order to make room for new ones. The death of heroic Autobot leader Optimus Prime proved so …
- Indiewire
All 20 Tim Burton Movies, Ranked from Worst to Best
The macabre goth icon has had his share of misfires in the last few years, but he's back in fine form with "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice."
- Digital Spy
Daniel Craig's new movie Queer gets fresh Rotten Tomatoes rating
James Bond actor Daniel Craig's new film Queer has received a solid Rotten Tomatoes score following its Venice Film Festival premiere.
- People
Hugh Grant Says “Cloud Atlas” Saved His Career, Made Him 'Enjoy' Acting Again After Feeling 'Completely Marooned'
"I thought, oh yeah, I used to really enjoy doing characters," the actor said of playing six roles in the 2012 film 'Cloud Atlas'
- The Canadian Press
Ontario's public broadcaster won't air doc on Russian soldiers amid TIFF protest
Ontario's public broadcaster says it won't be airing a documentary about Russian soldiers it helped produce, amid protests against the film's screening at the Toronto International Film Festival.
- WWD
Gabrielle Union Gets Playful in Prada for the ‘Riff Raff’ Red Carpet Premiere During Toronto International Film Festival
Union stars in the film alongside Bill Murray, Jennifer Coolidge and Pete Davidson.
- Deadline
Hugh Grant Recalls Role That Saved His Career & Roles He “Turned Down”
Hugh Grant is crediting the Wachowskis with reviving his career. The Golden Globe winner reflected on playing six roles in the sibling filmmakers’ 2012 feature adaptation of Cloud Atlas after his 2009 comedy Did You Hear About the Morgans? with Sarah Jessica Parker failed to perform. “I was completely marooned,” Grant recalled to Vanity Fair. …
- The Daily Beast
‘SNL’ Movie ‘Saturday Night’ Is Pure Cinematic Amphetamine
Ahead of its 50th anniversary next year, Saturday Night Live’s legacy is primed for its share of revisiting. At the forefront is Jason Reitman’s new film Saturday Night, a comedic return to form for the director of Juno and Up in the Air.From a script co-written with Gil Kenan, Reitman takes us backstage for the sketch show’s first episode. At its frantic core is The Fablemans’ Gabriel LaBelle as show creator Lorne Michaels, saddled with an unruly cast, a censor with a red marker, and a show so
- Indiewire
‘Friendship’ Review: Tim Robinson Makes the Leap to Movies in One of the Year’s Funniest Comedies
Robinson and Paul Rudd co-star in a demented bromance that plays like a feature-length version of "I Think You Should Leave."
- Cosmopolitan
Jenna Ortega Shares ‘Beetlejuice’ BTS Snaps and Fans Are Obsessed
Jenna Ortega has taken to Instagram to share some behind the scenes snaps from the filming of "Beetlejuice," which also stars Winona Ryder and Catherine O'Hara.
- The Daily Beast
Tim Burton’s 10 Goth-iest Movies, Ranked by Goth Factor
Tim Burton launched his career with a short film about a dead dog brought back to life with a jolt of electricity, 1984’s Frankenweenie. He’s been putting his unique gothic—and straight-up goth—stamp on movies ever since.A lover of all things black and sporting a signature shock of wild hair that resembles that of The Cure’s goth pioneer Robert Smith, the director may have had his first big (and uncharacteristic) hit with Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure the following year, but even that film hinted at h
- Business Insider
21 things you probably didn't know about '10 Things I Hate About You'
The 1999 rom-com starring Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles has been beloved by fans for 20+ years, but even they probably haven't heard these fun facts.
- People
Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh's Chemistry Is on Full Display in Clip from “We Live in Time” (Exclusive)
'We Live in Time' is in theaters Oct. 11