Jessica Chastain poses with George & Tammy co-star Michael Shannon in LA

Merry and bright! Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez got into the holiday spirit at a star-studded Christmas party with their closest pals.

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Paolo Nutini has revealed himself to be a Limmy fan after quoting the Scots comedian at his gig in Glasgow last night.

EXCLUSIVE: Cohen Media Group has set a February U.S. theatrical rollout for Eran Kolirin’s Let It Be Morning, which was Israel’s entry for the 94th Academy Awards. The picture will open on February 3 at the Quad Cinema in New York and at the Laemmle Royal in Los Angeles before expanding to select cities around the country on February 10 and nationwide on February 17.

Colombian cinema has shown a ferocious loyalty to the country’s dispossessed: to the generation that lost its lands to exploitation and its moral moorings to the drug trade, to the kids who grew up parentless on the streets or found some kind of refuge in the militias that terrorized the country. It has also proved to be a hotbed of vibrant artistic experiment. Films such as Monos (2019) and La Jauria (2022), in which myth, magic and documentary observation collide and mingle, are notable for their untethered energy and complete disregard for prescribed categories. Stories are not so much told as imaginatively experienced. Perhaps, in a country with so few visible rules, anything is possible. 

It’s not going to surprise anyone to say that Disney+ is going to have some massive content dropping in 2023. The streaming service is home to films and TV series from brands like “Star Wars,” Marvel, National Geographic, and Pixar, in addition to just the regular Disney stuff.

Amid the chilly winter weather, masses of people seem to be fighting a cold that rivals the symptoms of Covid-19.

A man has been jailed for five years after intimidating youths at a children's skatepark.

Rangers boss Michael Beale has blasted back at claims he showed disrespect to Celtic by referring to them as ‘the other team’ during a press conference last week and insisted: “That’s not what I am.”

Before the bins tip over with wrapping paper and the remnants of Christmas dinner, households in Scotland should get the last collection days in the diary.

Mariah Carey exuded star power on Tuesday night in New York City when she made her way to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.The 52-year-old icon positively glowed in her busty black gown as she beamed her picture-perfect smile at the public.  Divine diva: Mariah Carey, 52, exuded star power on Tuesday night in New York City when she made her way to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Emerging from her luxury hotel with an army of handlers, the Grammy-winning songstress dropped jaws and raised brows with her sensational lookMariah's ample cleavage was kept perfectly in place by sensual black lace lingerie that peeked out of her plunging neckline.  The legendary hitmaker showcased her svelte waist with an ornate black belt that gave her shapely hips some extra heft.Bejeweled pumps sparkled at her feet and each heel was capped by a square base.     Voluptuous: The icon positively glowed in her busty black gown as she beamed her picture-perfect smile at the public. Bejeweled pumps sparkled at her feet and each heel was capped by a square-peg baseThe Obsessed singer's black gown featured a knee-high slit that was sensual, yet elegant.  Escorted by her makeup artist Kristofer Buckle – who also works with A-listers Jessica Chastain, Lindsay Lohan and Blake Lively – Mariah's glam was nothing short of flawless.With her voluminous hair swept up into a lustrous high-ponytail, the Aways Be My Baby singer rocked large shimmering hoop earrings. No necklace took away from her chest, but she did sport a pair of designer shades when she emerged from her black SUV and entered the studio.  Fashion A game: Stunning Mariah's ample cleavage was kept perfectly in place by sensual black lace lingerie that peeked out of her plunging

A Doll’s House, the upcoming Broadway revival starring Jessica Chastain, will begin its 16-week limited engagement with previews at the Hudson Theatre on Monday, February 13, 2023 ahead of a Thursday, March 9 opening night.

Country music is brimming with stories of love and loss, whether in the storytelling lyrics or the famous figures who went on to become legends. George Jones and Tammy Wynette’s romance first captured hearts (and wallets) in the 1960s, and the decades-long collaboration is an emotional roller coaster ripe for the biopic treatment.

Jessica Chastain made a show-stopping appearance in a vibrant green dress and wowed at the George & Tammy premiere in Los Angeles earlier Monday evening. The Oscar-winning actress, 45, opted for a pop of color as she stepped onto the glamorous red carpet along with her fellow cast members and other celebrities. The Showtime limited series, which originally was set to be a film, follows the country music careers and relationship of icons Tammy Wynette, played by Chastain, and George Jones, portrayed by Michael Shannon.  Wow! Jessica Chastain, 45, donned an eye-catching ensemble as she attended the George & Tammy premiere in Los Angeles earlier Monday evening The Eyes Of Tammy Faye actress made a fashion statement by wearing a backless, lime green dress with a draped cowl top.  The gown was held up with a thin halter straps that were tied at the back of her neck, while the soft, flowy material fell down towards the ground. The stylish ensemble showcased her fit figure as she cheerfully posed for an assortment of photos once she arrived at the grand premiere taking place at Goya Studios. Jessica pulled back her long locks into a low ponytail, allowing her hair to cascade behind her.  Elegant: The talented actress donned a lime green dress that was secured with thin halter straps behind her at the base of her neck  Big role: The beauty took on the role of country music icon, Tammy Wynette, in the upcoming Showtime limited series, which airs on the network on December 4  Star-studded cast: Jessica and George were seen in the shoes of their characters of Tammy and George in the six-part, limited Showtime series The Zero Dark Thirty star kept her accessories minimalistic for the event, and chose to only add a pair of gold,

Jessica Chastain looked like an Old Hollywood bombshell as she wowed onlookers on the red carpet at the 13th annual Governors Awards in Los Angeles on Saturday night.The actress, 45, posed for shutterbugs in a dazzling red beaded off-the-shoulder gown that drew eyes to her ample bust.The Academy Award-winning star's dress flowed to the floor and featured a sheer bodice with long-sleeves. Glam: Jessica Chastain looked like an Old Hollywood bombshell as she wowed onlookers on the red carpet at the 13th annual Governors Awards in Los Angeles on Saturday night Her fiery red hair was parted down the middle and tumbled down her back in voluminous strands.

Jessica Chastain stepped out in a little green dress on Thursday while promoting her upcoming Showtime biographical miniseries in New York City.The 45-year-old actress looked stunning in the short-sleeved dress with plunging neckline and short skirt.The Oscar-winning actress also wore black fishnet stockings and completed her look with black collar heels. Oscar winner: Jessica Chastain stepped out in a little green dress on Thursday while promoting her upcoming Showtime biographical miniseries in New York CityShe had her long red hair parted down the middle and down in soft curls below her shoulders.Jessica accentuated her natural beauty with rosy cheeks and bright red lipstick.

the country's extreme laws regarding how women dress and behave for the past two months.Stepping out in New York City to appear on Live with Kelly and Ryan, wore a tailored brown suit and a white t-shirt with the name “Mahsa Amini” printed over and over in pink capital letters.On September 16, 22-year-old Amini died after being detained by police for not following the restrictive dress code, . Outrage followed, and, to a human rights group, at least 300 protesters have died.

Jessica Chastain is making her return to Broadway next year in a modernized version of Henrik Ibsen's beloved 19th century play A Doll's House.The text is adapted by Amy Herzog, who was a finalist for the 2011 Pulitzer Prize For Drama for her off-Broadway play 4000 Miles, per The Hollywood Reporter.Helmed by the acclaimed London director Jamie Lloyd, the new revival of A Doll's House will be the first time Jessica has acted on Broadway since 2012. Incoming: Jessica Chastain is making her return to Broadway next year in a modernized version of Henrik Ibsen's beloved 19th century play A Doll's HouseJessica made her debut on the Great White Way that year opposite Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens in a revival of the 1947 play The Heiress.Although Cherry Jones won a Tony for a previous revival of The Heiress and Olivia De Havilland earned an Oscar for the movie, Jessica's production got mixed reviews.

Jessica Chastain will return to Broadway this spring as Nora in Amy Herzog’s “radical new production” of Henrik Ibsen’s landmark drama A Doll’s House, to be directed by Jamie Lloyd.