Jane Fonda, Sally Field and Lily Tomlin attend the Annenberg Foundation's 80 For Brady luncheon

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Emily Atef, the outspoken French-German filmmaker, may have stepped into a minefield with her latest movie, “Someday We’ll Tell Each Other Everything,” which looks to be one of the Berlinale’s most divisive movies in competition. With such a cute title, one might expect a flowery romance drama, but the movie goes far to break deep-entrenched taboos about female sexuality. Based on Danielle Krein’s novel, the film is set in the summer of 1990, shortly after the fall of the Berlin wall, in the countryside of former East Germany. Marlene Burow plays Maria, who is about to turn 19, lives with her boyfriend at his parents’ farm. She engages into a passionate and lustful affair with Henner (Felix Kramer), a reclusive neighbor who is twice her age.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Barstool Sports is now fully owned by casino operator and entertainment company Penn Entertainment, which Friday completed its previously announced acquisition of the property. Penn said it paid $388 million for the 64% stake in Barstool did not already own. In January 2020, Penn Entertainment, then known as Penn National Gaming, paid $163 million for a 36% stake in Barstool Sports, with previous owner the Chernin Group left with the same percentage stake. Barstool founder Dave Portnoy had sold majority control of Barstool to Peter Chernin’s Chernin Group in 2016. That initial agreement included a path for Penn to establish full control and ownership of Barstool Sports.

Christopher Vourlias Belarusian filmmakers and industry professionals gathered in Berlin on Friday to announce the launch of the Belarusian Film Academy (BIFA), an organization formed to give a platform to independent filmmakers in the repressive former Soviet republic and staunch Kremlin ally. Born in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, when more than 130 Belarusian filmmakers signed a collective statement condemning the unprovoked act of aggression, the academy was created to “solidify, unite and support” their voices, according to co-founder Volia Chajkouskaya. “Living under state censorship and control, we have been searching for ways to unite for a long time,” said Chajkouskaya, a producer, director and founder of the Northern Lights Film Festival. “Since [the start of the Ukraine war], we all continued to face challenges individually and felt that we should unite in solidarity to form a unified front.”

A man was rescued from the roof of a house in Salford after a fire broke out.

A young cat was found abandoned with a 'heart-breaking' note from its ‘sorry’ owner who said they could no longer look after her.

A career for the history books! Lily Tomlin made her first TV appearance in 1965 — and she’s been on top of the comedy world for more than 50 years.

Universal’s M. Night Shyamalan R-rated thriller Knock at the Cabin opened its doors last night to $1.45 million in previews off showtimes that began at 5 p.m. That number is just under the preview figure of Shyamalan‘s Old, which did $1.5M before a $16.8M opening. Knock at the Cabin‘s previews makes sense as the tracking outlook for the movie is between $15M-$17M at 3,643 theaters. It also has the fuel from PLF and Dolby ticketing. The pic cost $20M before P&A.

Former Scissor Sisters frontman Jake Shears has announced that he will release a new solo album this summer, titled ‘Last Man Dancing’. Guests on the record include Kylie Minogue, Jane Fonda and Iggy Pop.

 Jane Fonda has no intention of retiring at 85-years of age and just a few months removed from grueling chemotherapy treatments following a diagnosis of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a blood cancer.In fact, the legendary actress plans on maintaining the busy schedule that she's been on since her late-career renaissance, along with her activism that's been focused on climate change in recent years, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.Now happy and content to be a single woman, the New York City native stars in three new films that will be all dropping over the course of about four months, which is something the longtime leading lady said she didn't due while in the heyday of her career.'Even at the height of my career — whenever that was, I guess in the ’70s — I never had three movies in one year,' Fonda confessed in a new interview with THR. 'So I feel pretty lucky.'First up for Fonda is her role as Trish in the sports comedy film, 80 For Brady, alongside fellow Hollywood icons and friends Lily Tomlin, Sally Field and Rita Moreno.

Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin star as estranged friends that reconnect while plotting their revenge on a pal's widower, Howard (Malcolm McDowell), in their latest film. In a trailer for their upcoming comedy, Moving On, the former Grace and Frankie costars team up to murder a recently deceased friend's husband, four and a half decades after he 'messed' with them.'Howard, I'm gonna kill you,' Fonda, 85, tells McDowell at his wife Claire's funeral in the preview. 'Now that she's gone, I'm going to do it this weekend.' After threatening McDowell's life, Fonda tells Tomlin, 83, it still 'feels like yesterday' when he wronged her. They proceed to attempt to buy a handgun, which the two-time Oscar winner called 'cute' before disclosing her plans to bring it to their late friend's wake.

Sally Field has high praise for Tom Brady's performance in her new film 80 For Brady. 'He was lovely,' the 76-year-old said in a cover story for People. 'He just was Tom Brady. He was a completely lovely human.'She added that he told her he was 'so nervous' and didn't know where to put his feet.

Not to be too dismissive or glib, but filmmaker Paul Weitz (“About A Boy,” “In Good Company”) has seemed to find a new lane in recent years. Could you call that lane the “grandma lane” without seeming like a superficial dick? Hear me out, though, because Weitz, who made the film “Grandma” with Lily Tomlin in 2017—which is very good btw!— has been working with her a lot, and several narratives center on women in the ’60s and ’70s.

The four indelible stars of 80 for Brady — Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno and Sally Field — have a combined age of 335 years but are not the least bit inclined to act like it in this highly concocted but sassy, good-natured wish-fulfilment comedy. The film is as silly and contrived as all get-out and you can’t help feeling that, with a cast this good, it’s a shame that a script worthy of the actresses’ combined talents couldn’t have been found and put to much better use. Still, if you’re at all inclined to spend a couple of hours in the company of four ultra-talented ladies doing dopey and rambunctious things to worm their way into the Super Bowl to behold their sports hero Tom Brady in person, then this is your ticket.

Tom Brady put both the current NFL season and his split with supermodel Gisele Bundchen behind him by attending the premiere of 80 For Brady.The 45-year-old NFL quarterback legend executive produced and appears as himself in the new film, based on a true story of 80-year-old fans of Brady.The outing comes just hours after it was reported his ex Bundchen will break her silence over their split in a new Vanity Fair interview.  Red carpet ready: Tom Brady put both the current NFL season and his split with supermodel Gisele Bundchen behind him by attending the premiere of 80 For Brady Producer: The 45-year-old NFL quarterback legend executive produced and appears as himself in the new film, based on a true story of 80-year-old fans of BradyBrady stepped out with a white t-shirt under a black leather jacket, while posing with some of the film's stars including Jane Fonda.The clean-shaven quarterback also stepped out with black pants, with a black watch seen peeking out from his coat.He completed his look with black sneakers with white soles for his red carpet look at the premiere, held at the Regency Village Theatre in Los Angeles.

Jane Fonda was joined by her fabulous co-stars Rita Moreno, Lily Tomlin and Sally Field on Tuesday night at the big premiere for their film 80 For Brady in Los Angeles.Fonda, 85, Tomlin, 83, and Field, 76, looked sharp in stylish suits while Moreno, 91, was the picture of elegance in a white jumpsuit.The Hollywood veterans play a group of longtime pals and football fans who embark on the adventure of a lifetime to see NFL superstar Tom Brady play the Super Bowl.And Brady made sure to show his support for the sports comedy by hitting the red carpet with Fonda, Tomlin, Field and Moreno. Dream team! Jane Fonda was joined by her fabulous co-stars Rita Moreno, Lily Tomlin and Sally Field on Tuesday night at the big premiere for their film 80 For Brady in Los AngelesFonda - who revealed last month that her cancer is in remission - looked sensational in a fuchsia blazer and matching trousers worn with a deep purple blouse.The Barbarella star accessorized with gold medallion earrings and a chainlink necklace.

Jane Fonda’s starring turn in 1968’s Barbarella helped catapult her to worldwide acclaim — but she’s not thinking about passing the mantle onto Sydney Sweeney, who is set to lead the upcoming remake.

Euphoria breakout star Sydney Sweeney is set to star in a new Barbarella reboot film as the title character originally played by Jane Fonda.While little has been revealed about the remake, and whether the storyline and style will differ from the original, Fonda sounded skeptical and expressed worry at what it might look like, when asked what she thinks about it.'I try not to. Because I worry about what it's going to be,' the longtime leading lady, 85, told The Hollywood Reporter, before implying that she had a few ideas of her own on how to shoot Barbarella, but it was met with deaf ears by the producer.

She became the queen of the workout tape in the 1980s.And Jane Fonda, 85, has revealed she persisted with her exercises even while undergoing brutal chemotherapy during her cancer battle last year.'Normally, I can hold a push-up for a couple of minutes,' she told the Hollywood Reporter. 'When the chemo was in me, after 30 seconds, I'd collapse.' Icon: Jane Fonda, who became the queen of the workout tape in the 1980s (pictured), persisted with her exercises even while undergoing chemotherapy last yearJane, who features on the cover of the trade magazine's latest issue, faced down non-Hodgkin's lymphoma last year and managed to beat the cancer into remission.Her triumph over the illness was hard-won, however, as the chemotherapy 'really hit me hard.

Jane Fonda couldn't help but fangirl over Tom Brady while recalling how he brought  jerseys to her, Sally Field, Rita Moreno and Lily Tomlin on set of 80 for Brady.While speaking about the seven-time Super Bowl champion, the 85-year-old actress raved that the legendary quarterback, 45, is 'at the top of his game.''[He's] the best in his field, and beyond that, he's gorgeous, kind and sweet,' she told AARP.  Sweet: Jane Fonda couldn't help but fangirl over Tom Brady while recalling how he brought jerseys to her, Sally Field, Rita Moreno and Lily Tomlin on set of 80 for BradyHer costar, Moreno, gushed that Brady is 'remarkable in his work, just remarkable' while Field agreed as she stated: 'Your jaw drops at the skill level.'  'He's like a great big, beautiful, perfect 20-year-old that you'd want to be your son,' Tomlin interjected. Fonda went on to describe how the football player 'came around to our trailers with jerseys for each of us and said such nice things.' Smitten: While speaking about the seven-time Super Bowl champion , the 85-year-old actress raved that the legendary quarterback, 45, is 'at the top of his game' (seen in 2023) '[He's] the best in his field, and beyond that, he's gorgeous, kind and sweet,' she told AARPAs for getting to work with some of Hollywood's most renowned stars, Brady told the publication: 'Not only are they great actresses but they’re spectacular people and were so sweet and welcoming to me on set.' 'To have these icons together in a movie like this, it really is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and, obviously, so humbling,' he continued.Later in the interview, Brady spoke about feeling like 'retirement is a scary word.' Fangirls: Her costar, Moreno, gushed that Brady is 'remarkable in