Jason Momoa called Aguaman as he poses as a flight attendant, passes out water on Hawaiian Airlines

Holly Jones As “Virgin River” Season 4 launched on July 18 to become Netflix’s No. 1 most watched TV series in the world, its producer, Vancouver’s Reel World Management and literary source, New York Times best selling novelist Robyn Carr, are re-teaming, to launch another big bold broad global audience play, “Sullivan’s Crossing,”This time they partner with Canada’s CTV and Fremantle, which is handling international distribution. Fremantle has shared in exclusivity with Variety first look behind-the-scenes photos of the series’ shoot.“Sullivan’s Crossing” forms part of RTL Group-owned Fremantle’s drive into English-language production both in the U.K., –  where it triumphed this year with BBC One’s “The Responder,” starring Martin Freeman – and beyond, in Australia and now Canada.

Addie Morfoot Contributor In Barbara Kopple’s 40-plus year career as one of America’s greatest documentary directors, she has won Academy Awards for the seminal 1976 documentary “Harlan County, U.S.A.” a portrait of a Kentucky coal mining town in crisis, and for “American Dream,” a 1990 examination of a meatpackers’ strike at a Hormel plant in Austin, Minn. A pioneer of cinema vérité that got her start with the Maysles brothers (directors of “Gimme Shelter” and “Grey Gardens”), she was most recently nominated for a News & Documentary Emmy award for “Desert One,” a doc about the 1979 Iran hostage crisis. Kopple will be a keynote speaker at Variety and Rolling Stone’s Truth Seekers Summit on Thursday.

EJ Panaligan editorNetflix has debuted the first teaser for its black comedy “White Noise,” unveiling writer-director Noah Baumbach’s adaptation of Don DeLillo’s landmark novel.“White Noise” will be the first film to open both the Venice Film Festival (at the end of August) and the New York Film Festival (in October). Baumbach’s most recent film, “Marriage Story,” also starring Adam Driver (opposite Scarlett Johansson), played at both festivals in 2019.Driver stars as Jack Gladney, a professor of Hitler studies at a Midwest liberal arts college. In the original novel, Gladney, his wife, Babette (Greta Gerwig), and their children must grapple with the “Airborne Toxic Event,” which casts chemical waste over their town and puts them all in danger. Raffey Cassidy, Alessandro Nivola, Jodie Turner-Smith, Lars Eidinger, Don Cheadle and André Benjamin, better known as André 3000 of Atlanta hip-hop duo Outkast, round out the cast.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Soldier Boy’s daddy is joining “The Boys” for its fourth season — kind of. In a move that is sure to bring joy to the “Supernatural” fandom, Jeffrey Dean Morgan has been added to the cast of the Amazon superhero series for Season 4, marking yet another reunion between an alum of the long-running CW series and its creator Eric Kripke, who is now showrunner of “The Boys.” “Walking Dead” star Morgan will be a recurring guest star on the fourth season of “The Boys,” with details about his character being kept under wraps for now. On The CW’s now-ended “Supernatural,” Morgan played John Winchester, the demon-hunting father of Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki), whom he taught the “family business” from a very early age following the death of their mother Mary (Samantha Smith) at the hands of a yellow-eyed demon in the series opening moments.

Angelique Jackson Beauty entrepreneur Nyakio Grieco has signed with CAA for representation. Grieco is the founder of the clean skincare brand Relevant: Your Skin Seen and co-founder of the beauty e-commerce destination Thirteen Lune. Grieco has spent more than 20 years in the beauty business, launching the award-winning eponymous brand nyakio™, based on her family’s Kenyan beauty secrets, in 2002. Thirteen Lune, a first-of-its-kind e-commerce destination designed to inspire the discovery of beauty brands, debuted in 2020, co-founded by Grieco and Patrick Herning. Among Grieco’s other professional partners are activist and film producer Nicole Avant and Oscar-winning actor and Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor With halftime shows featuring the Weeknd, Shakira and Jennifer Lopez, and this year’s all-star combo of Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg and 50 Cent, the National Football League has tightened up its game in the entertainment space over the past few years, and that will definitely continue into the new season, judging by a new teaser video featuring Lil Wayne, Saweetie, Pusha T, Young Dylan and more — and even a cameo from the Seattle Seahawks’  DK Metcalf, playing piano on a hip-hop anthem that should be familiar. Also featured in the spots are TikTok/ YouTube star Frankie LaPenna, Buffalo Bills “Mafia” superfan Pinto Ron, pro boxer Ryan Garcia, the Los Angeles Chargers’ Derwin James and the New Orleans Saints’ Cam Jordan.

Don’t expect Jason Momoa to participate in future anniversary celebrations of his role in Conan The Barbarian.

Jason Momoa is reflecting on his past roles, including his 2011 remake of . In a new interview with , Momoa roasted the remake, calling it a «big pile of s**t.»I’ve been a part of a lot of things that really sucked, and movies where it’s out of your hands," Momoa said.

Thanks to the runaway success of “Aquaman,” Jason Momoa is now a household name for Hollywood leading men. Of course, his short turn as Khal Drogo in “Game Of Thrones” first elevated his station years ago, but Arthur Curry is Momoa’s namesake now.

READ MORE:Jason Momoa 'in head-on motorcycle collision' as rider veers into his carWhile Jason enjoyed the filming process, the Marcus Nispel-directed flick performed poorly at the box office and was critically and commercially panned.Jason has since blamed the film's critical and commercial failure on circumstances beyond his control.Describing his time on the project as 'one of his best experiences', the Game of Thrones actor lamented decisions made when the film was 'out of his hands' during the post-production phase.He later hinted that it was these decisions which resulted in the film's lacklustre reception, describing the final cut of the project as a "big pile of s**t."Jason told GQ: "I've been a part of a lot of things that really sucked, and movies where it's out of your hands."Conan [the Barbarian] was one of them."It's one of the best experiences I had and it [was] taken over and turned into a big pile of s**t."While Conan the Barbarian failed to set the box office alight, Jason's role as Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones in the same year as Conan's release garnered a more positive reception. Jason starred alongside Emilia Clarke in the fantasy epic, with the part later helping him secure the role of Aquaman in the DC film franchise.Explaining their decision to cast Jason after watching the HBO show, Justice League producer Deborah Snyder previously told LA Times: "I remember Jason Momoa [as Khal Drogo].

Jason Momoa is sharing his brutally honest opinion about one of his own movies.

Jason Momoa isn’t afraid to admit that one of his past movies completely sucked.

Jason Momoa's children, the actor has revealed they are not so into his "heroics."MORE: All we know about Jason Momoa's car crash in CaliforniaThe star has two children with ex-wife Lisa Bonet, Nakoa-Wolf Manakauapo Namakaeha Momoa, who is thirteen, as well as Lola Iolani Momoa, who is fifteen. During a recent interview with GQ UK, which was published on 8 July, the actor opened up about an unexpected trend throughout many of his roles, dying during ther film, and how Nakoa-Wolf and Lola are growing tired of seeing it.WATCH: Jaosn stars in Sweet GirlMORE: Jason Momoa inundated with support after alarming hospital photo"My kids are always like, 'Are you gonna die again? You always die,'" he admitted.The Aquaman lead even joked: "I obviously made a name for myself dying so if you see me it's like, 'Momoa's gonna jump on the bomb, I know it!'"After a lengthy career full of action movies, Jason revealed that his latest appearance in Dune was what really got to his son, and, recalling watching the sci-fi hit with him, he said: "It was pretty heart wrenching, cause I was like, 'I'm right here buddy!' But he was like, 'Papa nooooooooo.'" Nonetheless, his two kids are always by his side throughout his successesThough of course the gory deaths and intense fights are reserved for the silver screen, the father-of-two's recent car crash only adds insult to injury.MORE: Jason Momoa reveals actress he is dating - and it's not Kate BeckinsaleMORE: Jason Momoa trades $3.5m mansion for campervan lifeEarly on 24 July, he was driving around Calabasas, California, when he crashed head on with a motorcyclist.

Aquaman star, it’s starting to bother his kids as they watch his movies and television shows. Jason Momoa caught up with GQ magazine while in London to film his parts for the upcoming Fast X, and got into a conversation about the number of times that he has died on screen. And the way that the action hero framed the conversation, he made it more about how his children react to his on-screen deaths, which now makes me feel kinda bad about it.

Lenny Kravitz sent well wishes to Jason Momoa, monthsafter announcing his divorce from Lisa Bonet. The musician took to social media to share a snap of Jason on his birthday. “Happy Birthday, Jason.

Heartfelt. Lenny Kravitz gave well wishes to Lisa Bonet and Jason Momoa amid their divorce. The “It Ain’t Over Til It’s Over” artist wished the Aquaman star a happy birthday on August 1, 2022.

A video of "Aquaman" star Jason Momoa handing out water bottles to Hawaiian Airlines passengers has gone viral on TikTok. Momoa, 43, donned a gray suit, necklace and pink flower in his hair as he handed out Mananalu water bottles from the cart.  The video, captioned "When Jason Momoa is your flight attendant," has garnered more than 4 million views since being posted on Aug. 2.  Several viewers commented on the video, with one calling Momoa "Aguaman" and another writing, "flower on the left...

posted the 11-second clip on TikTok with the caption, “When Jason Momoa is your flight attendant,” along with a very stripped-down version of “Under the Sea” from “The Little Mermaid. The video has since hit 566,000 likes as of Wednesday.In addition to the water bottles, the “Game of Thrones” alum gave every passenger a whopping 10,000 Hawaiian Airlines miles.Yoshikawa also revealed that it was her grandmother who sent her the video.

Lenny Kravitz is sending some birthday love Jason Momoa's way! Despite Momoa's January split from Lisa Bonet, Kravitz, who was married to Bonet before her relationship with the actor, took to Instagram to wish his pal well.«Happy Birthday, Jason,» Kravitz wrote alongside a photo of himself and Momoa riding motorcycles side-by-side. «Love and respect always.»Kravitz posted the pic on Monday, the day Momoa, who recently took on flight attendant duties to promote his water brand that strives to end single-use plastic, turned 43.A post shared by Lenny Kravitz (@lennykravitz)Throughout Momoa's 16-year-long relationship with Bonet, he developed a friendship with her famous ex, which often made headlines. Prior to Momoa and Bonet's split, Kravitz opened up about his unexpected bromance."[Jason’s] a big teddy bear," Kravitz told ET of the actor in October 2021. «He's a kid at heart and that's why I love him.

If all else fails, Jason Momoa could have a successful career as a flight attendant.

Jason Momoa and Eiza Gonzalez were spotted taking a ride on his Harley-Davidson motorcycle in Malibu, California on July 27.This was the couple's first time seen in public following their brief break up and Momoa's traffic accident. The "Aquaman" actor wore a pink sweatshirt with beige colored pants and black boots while the "Fast & Furious" actress sported a varsity style jacket with yellow sleeves, blank pants and a pair of white sneakers while holding on tight to her beau while she rode on the back of the motorcycle.  The two started dating earlier this year following Momoa's split from ex-wife, Lisa Bonet.The couple were married for five years and divorced at the beginning of 2022.They have two children together.