‘Confess, Fletch’ Review: A High-Spirited Sequel Returns the Character to His Literary Roots

There’s no shortage of excitement when it comes to Broadway!

Don’t get your hopes up for Matt LeBlanc participating in a Friends reunion anytime soon.

Kelly Clarkson and Mila Kunis don’t see the harm in telling a white lie to their kids.

Buckingham Palace has made a big announcement about King Charles.

Jonathan Majors is showing off his muscles on the cover of Men’s Health magazine.

Bryce Dallas Howard opened up about her mental health in a lengthy post that was shared to her Instagram account on Monday.The 41-year-old actress spoke about how she has dealt with her struggle with depression over the years and why she was looking forward to her future as both a performer and a mother.The Jurassic World Dominion star began by recalling an instance where she once came to a sudden realization.   View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bryce Dallas Howard (@brycedhoward) '"The purpose of the human experience on earth is to move through obstacles with grace, and if you can do that, there will always be a sunset." These are the words I once heard from an anonymous voice in my head,' she wrote. ⁣Howard went on to give the recollection a bit of context and expressed that the incident occurred during a particularly turbulent period in her life.  The actress wrote: 'It was the last day on my first job as a new mother.

Matthew McConaughey spoke about his experience of working through the aftermath of the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Texas.The movie star sat down with Esquire, which was published on Tuesday, for a wide-ranging interview. The 52-year-old performer discussed his return to his hometown in Texas to help locals process the effects of the tragic incident and his subsequent trip to Washington, D.C.

Geena Davis made her first appearance since calling out Bill Murray and describing his allegedly inappropriate behavior on the set of their 1990 film Quick Change.The actress, 66, appeared on Live with Kelly and Ryan on Tuesday where she described strategically becoming a model in order to pursue an acting career.The appearance came just as it was claimed Murray, 72, had paid a female staffer $100,000 after he kissed and straddled her on set, leading to the film being canned. Geena Davis made her first appearance after calling out Bill Murray and describing his allegedly inappropriate behavior on the set of their 1990 film Quick ChangeGeena, who was promoting her new memoir Dying Of Politeness, described on the chat show how she entered the acting industry by becoming a model first.Geena saw how models such as Christie Brinkley and Lauren Hutton were finding success on the big screen after making a name for themselves as models first, and decided to go down that same route.

Megyn Kelly has taken another swipe at 'narcissistic' Kim Kardashian after the reality star was booed at the Los Angeles Rams game on Sunday.The former Today host, 51, said the country was 'getting sick of vain, "rules don't apply to me" stars such as Kim, 41, when discussing the weekend's incident in which the SKIMS founder was heckled after appearing on the Jumbotron.Speaking on podcast, The Megyn Kelly Show,  with political commentator Andrew Sullivan about his piece on the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Megyn reflected on how the general public used to idolise royalty rather than the 'false Gods' of the Kardashians.  Fuming: Megyn Kelly has taken another swipe at 'narcissistic' Kim Kardashian after the reality star was booed at the Los Angeles Rams game on SundayKelly said of Kim: 'I don't think she is a bad person but I hate what she's come to stand for and what she represents.Referencing the star's recent $1.26million fine by the SEC for failing to disclose that she was paid $250,000 to promote a cryptocurrency on Instagram, Kelly added: 'So, I believe the reason they booed Kim Kardashian is because the country’s getting sick of narcissistic, vain, self-promotional, "rules do not apply to me" type of people, like her, like Meghan Markle.

Naomi Watts did not have ordinary parents: her mother Myfanwy Watts was a model who was wed to Peter Watts, the road manager and sound engineer for the rock band Pink Floyd.When appearing on The Drew Barrymore Show on Tuesday, The Watcher star shared that she wished her parents were 'less cool' when she was younger. 'I wished my mom would turn up to school in like a three-piece suit and be wearing some, I don’t know, nylon threads,' said the 54-year-old actress. 'They were just never those people.

When Bassam Tariq departed the Marvel Studios’ production of “Blade” just weeks before the film was expected to begin production, many assumed this would lead to a possible delay. Well, everyone was right.

Watching “Rosaline” one can’t help but think of the Shakespeare-inspired or period-set films aimed at teens in the late-’90s, like “10 Things I Hate About You” or “Ever After” to name just a couple. They are smart, often stridently feminist through their character’s actions not just their words, and they don’t talk down to their audience or feel the need to make the source material “hip.” Yet, somehow Karen Maine’s latest film, based on a young adult novel by Rebecca Serle, achieves none of those feats.

As we mentioned in our post regarding the contest we are running for “Army of Darkness,” it’s spooky season, and there isn’t a better way to celebrate than with a horror movie. So, why not give our readers another contest?  One fan-favorite franchise this time of year is the “Scream” franchise and this year, “Scream 2” turns 25.

Back in August, it was revealed that Miles Teller and Scott Derrickson were set to team up for a new film, “The Gorge.” Not much else was known about the film at the time, but those two being attached was enough to pique the interest of most film fans. Well, Derrickson has found his second star for the film, and it’s clear “The Gorge” is going to be one of the most anticipated films of the next couple of years.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic One of the greatest mysteries that ever faced investigative reporter Irwin Maurice Fletcher (“Fletch” to his friends) is why there haven’t been more movies featuring the character. Gregory Mcdonald’s popular Fletch novels, of which there are 11, were practically all dialogue. The author’s breezy style of repartee — which owed more to Hollywood’s screwball comedy tradition than film noir — should have lent itself well to screenplays, but only two ever got made: Back in the ’80s, we got a couple that positioned Chevy Chase as a goofy sleuth with a penchant for disguise, and others (including Jason Lee, Ben Affleck and Chris Tucker) have been trying to revive him ever since.

In today’s episode of The Discourse, host Mike DeAngelo puts on his “investigative reporter of some repute” hat and talks about Miramax’s latest release, “Confess, Fletch,” with the director Greg Mottola (“Superbad,” “Adventureland”) and star Jon Hamm (“Mad Men,” “Top Gun: Maverick”). In the film, Fletch (Hamm) finds himself as the prime suspect in a murder investigation, requiring him to revive his own investigative skills in order to track down the real murderer and his new girlfriend’s art collection.

Reese Witherspoon can't say much about season 3 of , but she did tease what fans can expect from Jon Hamm's character when the show returns. ET spoke with Witherspoon at the Apple TV+ Emmys after-party Monday, where she shared her excitement for the Emmy-nominated show's upcoming season.«I don't think I can tell you anything,» Witherspoon admitted.

Disney’s Pixar today confirmed its plans for a sequel to its critically acclaimed animated film Inside Out. The studio made the announcement during its D23 showcase, spotlighting projects across its live-action and animated slates, with both the original’s director Pete Docter and its voice actor Amy Poehler in attendance to tout the new project.

Wilson Chapman editor One of Pixar’s most acclaimed films is getting a sequel. “Inside Out 2” is in the works from director Kelsey Mann, it was announced at the D23 Expo on Friday. Meg LeFauve is writing the script and Mark Nielsen is producing the pic, which is very early in production and coming in summer 2024. Released in 2015, the original “Inside Out” imagined a world where people have five core personified emotions — Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger and Disgust — guiding their thoughts and actions through everyday life. The film zeroed in on the emotions of Riley, a middle-schooler struggling to adapt to her family’s move from Minnesota to San Francisco, as her leading emotion Joy is expelled from the control center and forced to team up with her polar opposite Sadness in a quest through her mind. The film ended with the two coming to an understanding as Joy recognizes the need for Riley to experience an emotionally complex life, and she begins collaborating more with her fellow emotions to steer the girl through adolescence.