Goldie Hawn blasts cancel culture, says it's ruining comedy

Guy Lodge Film Critic Doug and Kris Tompkins’ dream sounded like a fanciful one. Seduced by a region of ravishing South American wilderness in which they found particular sanctuary, and wishing to protect it from any insensitive or unseemly development, they landed on a solution both simple and absurd-sounding: Why not simply buy as much of it as possible? Backed by the fortune they’d collectively amassed from the clothing industry — Doug as the founder of Esprit and The North Face, Kris as the former CEO of Patagonia — the couple successfully parlayed business tycoon status into an unprecedented scale of eco-activism: As one talking head notes in “Wild Life,” Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin’s soaring documentary tribute to the Tompkins’ romance and shared conservationist mission, they “could do anything, and chose to do anything.”

Jessica Kiang If for any reason you’ve recently been feeling complacent about global security, international relations and oh, you know, little things like the continued existence of the species, here to herald the end of all that comes Tonje Hessen Schei and Michael Rowley’s “Praying for Armageddon,” a glossy, persuasive and increasingly alarming documentary exposing the influence of the fundamentalist Christian lobby on US politics.  Loosely tracking the investigative sleuthing done by Lee Fang, a reporter at The Intercept, but also taking ample time with parachurch pastors, GOP politicians, Israeli and Palestinian observers and Mission: M25 — an evangelical biker gang who traverse the country on compact-car-sized motorcycles proselytizing and occasionally knighting one another with swords — Schei and co-director/cinematographer Rowley’s film can feel a little scattershot, as it lops off one of the Hydra heads of this malign movement, only for two or three more to sprout in its place.

Succession is coming to an end with its fourth and final season.Created by Jesse Armstrong, the HBO comedy-drama series follows the internal power struggle within the Roy family, the owners of media conglomerate WayStar Royco, amid mounting concerns around the health of patriarch Logan Roy (Brian Cox).At the end of the show’s third season, Tom Wambsgans (Matthew Macfadyen) tipped off Logan about the Roy siblings’ plan to prevent the company from merging with rival GoJo – creating a sharp dividing line between Logan and his children.Armstrong confirmed season four would be the show’s last in February. “You know, there’s a promise in the title of Succession,” he said.

Jessica Kiang The busy public hospital in the Parisian suburb of Clichy has one psychiatrist on staff. Every day, as doggedly tracked by the nervy handheld camera of Nicolas Peduzzi’s “On the Edge,” he deals with some of the most intractable afflictions the hospital ever sees. His patients, often referred to him after being treated for other ailments, can be mentally ill, traumatized, addicted, depressed, suicidal or any combination thereof. After Claire Simon’s wonderful “Our Body” and Nicolas Philibert’s Golden Bear winner “On the Adamant,” this CPH:DOX award winner is the third major doc in about as many weeks to be set deep in the belly of the French healthcare system, and while it is its own, remarkable achievement, it also merits the comparison. 

St Mirren Women midfielder Jennifer Caldwell believes a winning finale to crown their top-six finish this weekend will prove just how far the club have come.

If there's one time you can eat chocolate guilt free it's Easter and there's no shortage of treats on the supermarket shelves.

With pretty boutiques housed in a patchwork of historic buildings along its bustling High Street, Tarporley is a thriving village community in the heart of Cheshire. It has won countless "best kept village" awards over the years, has a Royal connection, and can now add the accolade of being named one of the Best Places to Live in the UK by The Sunday Times.

Christina Hall started her weekend on a somber note after revealing an unexpected death that has affected her family.The Flip of Flop star – who only recently enjoyed a reunion with her lookalike daughter – took to Instagram to share the upsetting news, revealing that one of her beloved pet chickens was attacked and killed by a "predator". Christina shared several photos of the bird, including one of him surrounded by her children, Taylor, 12, and Braydon, seven.WATCH: Christina Hall's son gives a tour of his new Tennessee homeDetailing her heartbreak, Christina penned: "We lost our sweet Hennifer / Bennifer to a predator who got into our pen. Josh was in Tennessee last weekend and found a pile of feathers.

Goldie Hawn is honoring her "wacky man" on his 72nd birthday after she and Kurt Russell revealed why they never married. On Friday, Hawn took to Instagram and shared a funny photo of her partner of 40 years. "Happy birthday to the wacky man in my life! I love you baby," she wrote, adding a red heart emoji.

Goldie Hawn and her famous kids are paying tribute to the "man in my life", her partner Kurt Russell, who celebrated his 72nd birthday on March 17.The pair have been together over 40 years, and in honor of Kurt's big day, Goldie shared a sweet snap in which she gives a worthy side eye as Kurt cracked himself up laughing."Happy birthday to the wacky man in my life! I love you baby," she captioned the post, which her son Oliver Hudson was quick to comment on. "Sums up your entire 40 years of togetherness," he quipped before adding: "Love this pic!' Goldie shared this picture of Kurt"Always a double fun day in our family! St Patrick’s day and Pa’s birthday!" Kate Hudson captioned a video of Kurt and his granddaughter, which you can see below."Love this man so much! How about some birthday love for Kurt! Happy Birthday Pa!"WATCH: Kate Hudson celebrates Kurt Russell's birthdayDuring their four decades together, the couple have raised a brood of offspring including Oliver and Kate, from Goldie's first marriage to Bill Hudson, Kurt's son, Boston, from a previous relationship and their shared son, Wyatt.The actors started dating in 1983, although they were already friends before then; Goldie met Kurt for the first time when they were both filming the 1968 Disney musical The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band.The couple then reconnected years later while filming another movie together, Swing Shift.Goldie and Kurt are immensely proud of their blended family and all of their gorgeous children.

Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell are immensely proud of their blended family and all of their gorgeous children and with their success comes a net worth which is eye-watering. The couple have been together for four decades and raised a brood of offspring including Oliver and Kate Hudson, from Goldie's first marriage to Bill Hudson, Kurt's son, Boston, from a previous relationship and son, Wyatt, who they had together. Not to mention all the grandchildren who you can find out more about in the video below. Between them they have amassed a fortune which is impressive to say the least - and the family member bringing in more than anyone might surprise you. WATCH: Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell's seven grandchildren - everything we know Between them, the happy couple have a combined net worth of $190 million, and the main breadwinner is Kurt! His $100 million fortune pips Goldie's to the post by a mere $10 million. RELATED: Kate Hudson's son undergoes major transformation - what will Goldie Hawn think?MORE: Where does Kate Hudson's son Ryder go to college? All we know about his life away from famous familyThe actors have splashed out on numerous stunning homes around the world and have a property portfolio most can only dream of.  Goldie and Kurt have created a lovely life togetherThe Knives Out actress is also the co-founder of subscription fashion company Fabletics.

Kurt Russell has shared that he and Goldie Hawn are frequently asked about marriage, as the pair have been together since 1983. The couple detailed how they once appeared to contemplate getting married during a recent and joint interview with Variety. More specifically, they recalled how they teased that idea back in 1989, while presenting the award for Best Director at the Oscars.

Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn may have never married, but their bond is one of a kind. In a recent interview with Variety, one of Hollywood's longest-standing couples shared that they were "constantly" asked why they never married. "We constantly got asked, 'When are you going to get married? Why aren't you married?'" Russell told the outlet, referring back to the early years of their relationship in the '80s.

Goldie Hawn, over fifty years after making her debut in the silver screen on 1968's The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band, still knows how to make a splash.The actress, 73, is the star of Variety's latest issue, and not only did she dazzle readers with a trademark quirky and glamorous photoshoot, but her own family members couldn't help but gush over it either.Goldie is the matriarch of one of Hollywood's most famous families. She has been in a relationship with Kurt Russell for over forty years, and together they raised her kids from her marriage to Bill Hudson, Kate and Oliver Hudson, as well as their son Wyatt Russell, who is also an actor.

Goldie Hawn has a few things to say about cancel culture.

Cell Block Tango. The Hollywood actress, 77, is blasting the jailed producer, saying he swindled her out of a movie role in the late 1980s. Hawn, 77, told Variety on Wednesday that she and Madonna were set to star in a screen adaptation of “Chicago” produced by Weinstein before he suddenly rejigged the project.

Goldie Hawn – whose debut in the silver screen was 1968's The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band when she was 23 years old – has successfully gone from Hollywood starlet to Hollywood icon.Her roles in classic movies like Overboard, The First Wives Club, Private Benjamin, Foul Play and more made her a household name, but she is also known for her epic, 40-year romance with Kurt Russell.The two raised the actress' kids with her ex Bill Hudson, Kate and Oliver Hudson, as well as their son Wyatt Russell. While they're certainly one of Hollywood's most beloved couples, there's one question they have never been able to escape: why have they never tied the knot?WATCH: Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell tease a marriage proposal in adorable throwback videoMORE: Kate Hudson's son Ryder supported by famous mom and Goldie Hawn for glimpse of life away from homeIn a new interview with Variety, Goldie touched on the neverending conversation about their relationship, and recalled the time she and Kurt made it the butt of the joke when presenting an award at the 1989 Academy Awards.Before presenting the Best Director award to Barry Levinson for Rain Man, the two pretended to have a tense moment between each other over the fact that Kurt hadn't proposed; they had been together for nearly a decade at that point.MORE: Goldie Hawn looks tiny alongside supertall grandson for family reunionIt was an off-script moment they came up with just hours before the Oscars – while taking a shower together, Goldie, 77, revealed – because they didn't like what had been prepared for them.

Variety. “I regret it.

Goldie Hawn and Madonna were set to star in a film adaptation of the Broadway musical “Chicago” for Harvey Weinstein’s Miramax before that 2002 flick was made.

Goldie Hawn is getting very candid.

Goldie Hawn still regrets missing her Oscar moment. On the evening of April 7, 1970, the budding 25-year-old actress, with just two film credits to her name, was half a world away from the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles when Fred Astaire opened an envelope and read her name as the best supporting actress winner for “Cactus Flower.” Instead of basking in the glow of television history, the “Laugh-In” star was sound asleep in London as an early call time loomed for her next film, “There’s a Girl in My Soup,” opposite Peter Sellers. Hawn, now 77, is sitting in front of a fire in a woodpaneled study in her Pacific Palisades home as she recalls those few seconds that changed the trajectory of her life but that she never experienced firsthand. Throughout her trailblazing career, which includes such classics as “Foul Play,” “Private Benjamin,” “Overboard” and “The First Wives Club,” Hawn has created no shortage of indelible characters and experienced many artistic triumphs. But if she could get one do-over, she would haul her ass to that 1970 ceremony.