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Joshua Jackson and Christian Slater reunite on the red carpet for the premiere of their upcoming Peacock show, Dr. Death, during the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival on Monday (June 14) in New York City.

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Variety critic Chris William revealed his reason for purchasing this special collection was the demo version of “Our House” by Graham Nash and Joni Mitchell. Deja Vu - 50th Anniversary (Deluxe Edition) $84.17 Buy It A collection of Jim Morrison’s writings, poetry and photographs collected from over 28 privately held notebooks.

Legendary actress Meryl Streep had a hard time filming one of her most well-known movies. In 2006, the Oscar-winner starred in "The Devil Wears Prada" as Miranda Priestly, the mean-spirited editor-in-chief of a high fashion magazine who treated employees poorly as a way to cope with her crumbling personal life.

Susan Sarandon has looked back at her time spent filming Thelma & Louise as the movie's 30th anniversary approaches.

Salma Hayek pops a piece of popcorn in her mouth while leaving the premiere of The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard held at Cineworld Leicester Square on Monday (June 14) in London, England.

Alba Baptista balances her Shooting Star award on her head during the 2021 Berlinale Film Festival photo call in Berlin, Germany on Monday (June 14).

It is one of her most iconic roles from her unparalleled 45-year film career.But making The Devil Wears Prada wasn't exactly a walk in the park for Meryl Streep.The veteran actress shared some surprising revelations toEntertainment Weekly on Monday, ahead of the 15th anniversary of the film.The three-time Oscar winner, 71, explained that she was in fact 'depressed' playing Miranda Priestly, a.k.a. the titular Devil in the brilliant comedy film that costarred Anne Hathaway, Stanley Tucci and Emily Blunt.

Salma Hayek looked effortlessly chic as she stepped out in a polka dot blouse at the premiere of her latest film, the Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard, on Monday night.The actress, 54, paired the timeless chiffon top with a white pleated maxi skirt as she worked her angles for the camera at the screening in Leicester Square.She completed the monochrome ensemble with a pair of black open-toed platform heels and beamed at onlookers as she made her way into the cinema.

They survived a comet's impact with the Earth by making it to the safety of a bunker in the Arctic Circle.And now Gerard Butler and Morena Baccarin are set to endure a post-apocalyptic adventure in a sequel to their action hit Greenland.In the new movie, their characters John and Allison Garrity along with their son Nathan emerge from their bunker and head off across the frozen wasteland of Europe to find a new home, Variety reported on Monday. Back for more: They survived a comet's impact with the Earth by making it to the safety of a bunker in the Arctic Circle.

Lin-Manuel Miranda is candidly responding to criticism of his new film,. The creator and celebrated playwright took to social media to address claims and critiques of colorism in regards to the film's cast.The film, which takes place in the Washington Heights neighborhood in Upper Manhattan, has been touted as a celebration of the Latinx community.

EXCLUSIVE: Juju Journey Brener and Mason Blomberg are set to star in The Furry Fortune, an indie adaptation of author D. Good Morgan’s popular children’s book, who also serves as executive producer. Rounding out the cast are Shane Hartline (Addicted to You), Mo Allen, Sean Whalen and introducing Henry – its canine hero.

Since the Cannes Market title They Are Us was announced late last week with Rose Byrne poised to play Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, there has been an outcry among many New Zealanders who believe a still-raw tragedy would be exploited by Hollywood storytellers. Criticisms include inferring that the 2019 attack on the Muslim community in Christchurch that cost 51 innocent lives would turn into a “white savior” narrative focusing on Ardern, who banned assault weapons from the country after the tragedy. Tens of thousands have signed petitions, putting on their heels filmmakers who want to tell the story of a country’s reaction to a massacre. Critics also have ignored the fact that the film’s director, Andrew Niccol, is a New Zealand native.

Katie Price revealed that the renovation of her Sussex mansion is due to be filmed by Channel 4.Taking to her Instagram stories, Katie announced the news as she wrote: “So excited that the renovation of my house is now being filmed by Channel 4 starting tomorrow all the way through to October so now lets get started everyone [love heart emojis].” The four-month project will see Katie clear rooms, design, and do floor plans for the six-bedroom house with fiancé Carl Woods.The TV star already appears on Channel 4 show Steph’s Packed Lunch and clearly has a good relationship with the channel. Katie and her fiance Carl have created a new Instagram account to document the renovation for fans.

"How Many F–ks" did Erika Jayne give about Tom Girardi’s legal affairs? The star of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," 49, and her estranged husband, now-disgraced lawyer Girardi, 82, are the subjects of a new Hulu documentary, "The Housewife and the Hustler," which raises questions of how much she knew about him allegedly stealing money from his clients. While the ABC-produced film primarily focuses on giving a voice to Girardi’s alleged victims, it also points out that Jayne was listed as a secretary of one of his LLCs and that money was transferred to her company, EJ Global.

Lin-Manuel Miranda is addressing critics who claim his new movie under-represents members of the Afro-Latino community. 

Can you believe it’s been only three months since Emily Ratajkowski, 30, gave birth to her son, Sylvester? The model, who recently celebrated her 30th birthday in Turks & Caicos with her friends and family, wore a lingerie-inspired, flesh-baring cut-out mini dress by London label Nensi Dojaka that flaunted her bare, toned tummy, as she walked the red carpet at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City on June 12. Emily was there, along with gal-pal Amy Schumer, 40, to co-host the Storytellers Q&A Panel, where the two provided insight (and laughs) into this pair’s friendship and career.

Ellise Shafer administrator“In the Heights” creator Lin-Manuel Miranda is addressing criticism over the film’s lack of Afro-Latino representation.In a statement posted to Twitter, Miranda apologized for not including more dark-skinned Afro-Latinos in the film’s cast, especially in the leading roles.“I started writing ‘In the Heights’ because I didn’t feel seen. And over the past 20 years all I wanted was for us — ALL of us — to feel seen,” Miranda’s statement begins.

Just hours after Jon M. Chu opened up about Afro-Latinx representation on the screen in his new movie, In The Heights, creator Lin-Manuel Miranda is also addressing the issue of colorism.

Rachel Riley, 35, and Susie Dent, 56, back in their usual spots and Anne Robinson, 76, taking over as the show’s anchor.The new trio have posed for their first ever picture together from the studio and filming, according to Rachel, has been eventful.She said of new host Anne: “It’s been really fun watching Anne very quickly find her feet in the Countdown studio and seeing the contestants in the new groove with her.”The maths whizz said the show’s latest addition was “not shy” about asking the guests funny questions.She added: “The responses have ranged from going into their own comedy routines to not looking directly at her and hoping she doesn’t see them."It's been very lively!”Ben Fogle 'confused' as wife sends pregnancy scan while he's

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterConversations about Blackface, when white people darken their skin to perform exaggerated versions of nonwhite characters, often centers on the historical when it comes to the media’s role in perpetuating the racist act.In some cases, historical means the minstrels of 19th century theater, silent films, or the more recent history of satire like Robert Downey Jr.’s 2008 film “Tropic Thunder,” which has aged horribly in a Hollywood landscape that demands sensitive and authentic portrayals, regardless of genre.But it’s not always about decades or centuries ago.