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Jen Shah reported to a Texas federal prison Friday to begin serving her 6 ½ year sentence for participating in a nationwide telemarketing scheme. "Jennifer Shah has arrived at the Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Bryan, Texas, and is in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons," a spokesperson for the Federal Bureau of Prisons confirmed to Fox News Digital.

Jen Shah has reported to prison to begin her six and a half year sentence.

Actress Amanda Seyfried (“Mank”) is coming off a big Emmy win for her portrayal of disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu’s popular crime miniseries “The Dropout.” Another upcoming streaming series on the horizon for the actress is the Apple TV+ project “The Crowded Room,” a series adaptation of “The Minds of Billy Milligan” from Akiva Goldsman that co-stars Tom Holland, Emmy Rossum, Sasha Lane, and more.

Friday marks Holocaust Remembrance Day. The world is spending the day honoring the six million Jewish people and millions of prisoners of war and others who were victims of the most horrifying part of World War II.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes attempted to leave the US shortly after she was convicted of fraud last year, prosecutors claimed in a court filing this week.

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A designer disaster! Amanda Seyfried suffered a wardrobe malfunction at the 2023 Critics’ Choice Awards. 

Amanda Seyfried dazzled in a gold Dior gown when she claimed her Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television.The radiant actress, 37, took to the stage in a metallic archival dress from the legendary French house, helping Seyfried make maximum impact as the first winner of the night. Amanda won for her incredible performance playing Silicon Valley fraudster Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu's The Dropout, which also earned her a Golden Globe award in absentia earlier this week.  Golden goddess: Amanda Seyfried, 37, dazzled in a gold Dior gown when she claimed her Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for TelevisionAmanda exuded the glamour of Old Hollywood in her off-the-shoulder gold dress.  The exquisite gown featured fringe embellishments and showcased her sensational figure with a midriff cutout.The Mean Girls star wore her signature blonde locks in a chic ponytail that allowed her face to be framed by two wavy strands. Soft makeup was paired with a bright burst of bold red lipstick that popped against the star's porcelain skin. Bedecked in show-stopping jewelry from Cartier, Seyfried's neck was adorned with a magnificent wreath of white diamonds and blue sapphires while her ears sported matching baubles.  First win of the night: The radiant actress took to the stage in a metallic archival dress from the legendary French house, helping Seyfried make maximum impact as the first winner of the night Amanda happily accepted the honor as she hit the podium and said: 'First, this is amazing.

Amanda Seyfried and Evan Rachel Wood are rumored to be 'workshopping' a musical version of Ridley Scott's classic 1991 feminist road movie Thelma & Louise.  Seyfried's involvement comes after it was cryptically revealed that she missed picking up her Golden Globe this Tuesday, because she was 'deep in the process of creating a new musical.'Now, Variety reports that she and Wood could be playing the iconic characters first famously portrayed by Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis respectively.  Thelma & Louise the musical! Amanda Seyfried and Evan Rachel Wood in line to play iconic duo for stage version of the 1991 moviePer the report, the original screenwriter of the movie, Callie Khori, has been attached to the musical since last year, with indie songwriter Neko Case working on the songs and Haley Feiffer (Dear Edward) writing the book.  Seyfried, 37, has previously impressed audiences with her vocal talents on the two Mamma Mia musical films, while Wood, 35, also starred in the Beatles jukebox musical Across the Universe directed by Julie Taymor. The Mean Girls actress was lauded yet again on Tuesday as she won a Golden Globe for her role as Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu's The Dropout. However, her no-show at the event set Twitter ablaze after it was revealed onstage that she was busy working on a new musical.  Classic cinema: The iconic characters were famously portrayed by Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis respectively in the 1991 action flick The Mamma Mia star then addressed her absence on Wednesday, confirming her work on the musical, saying she was in New York at the time of the event.'I was on FaceTime with my Dropout team, my wonderful Dropout team who are the reason I got this award,' she said.'It is a true honor to have

 Amanda Seyfried wasn’t in attendance for her Golden Globe victory on Tuesday Night for her role as Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu‘s “The Dropout.” However, “Yellowstone” stars Mo Brings Plenty and Cole Hauser, who accepted the award on Seyfried’s behalf, hinted that she’s “deep in the process of creating a new musical.” Variety now has the scoop on that project.

The Golden Globes celebrated the best in film and television but there were some honorees that were not able to make it to the ceremony. After missing out on the show, Kevin Costner, Zendaya and Amanda Seyfried took to social media to share their gratitude over their wins.

Amanda Seyfried, you have some ‘splaining to do!

was found of wire fraud and deliberately misleading investors. Now, 10 months later, she has finally received her sentence: years in prison and 3 years of supervised release, according to Law360 reporter Dorothy Atkins.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years behind bars, per multiple outlets. She is currently pregnant with her second child.

UPDATED,  2:40 PM: Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison following her January conviction on fraud and conspiracy charges related to her company’s failed blood-testing technology.

Jennifer Lawrence saw Amanda Seyfried portray Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the Hulu limited series, The Dropout.

Jennifer Lawrence was set to play Elizabeth Holmes on the big screen but Amanda Seyfried ruined those plans.The 32-year-old two-time Oscar winning actress revealed to the New York Times  that the  36-year-old's 'terrific' Emmy winning portrayal of the notorious Theranos executive officer was the reason she dropped out of the film.Jennifer was attached to play Holmes in a film written, produced, and directed by Don't Look Up's Adam McKay which will be an adaptation of Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley. Can't mess with perfection: Jennifer Lawrence (pictured left) was set to play Elizabeth Holmes on the big screen but Amanda Seyfried ruined those plans Epic: The 32-year-old two-time Oscar winning actress revealed to the New York Times that the 36-year-old's 'terrific' Emmy winning portrayal of the notorious Theranos executive officer was the reason she dropped out of the film She later dropped out of the film and explained herself citing Amanda's performance in Hulu limited series The Dropout to the daily.Jennifer said: 'I thought she was terrific.

It’s not uncommon for a major news event to spawn multiple TV and film projects. Often, these are welcomed because it’s always interesting to watch different filmmakers and writers take a stab at a major news event.

Throughout Elizabeth Holmes‘ many controversies, one man has stood by the Theranos’ founder’s side: her husband, Billy Evans.

Carole Horst From “The Shrink Next Door” to “We Crashed” to “Slow Burn,” the stock of podcasts as IP have soared over the past several years, with the most popular making the transition from audio stories to on-screen smash hits. But where podcast source material can and does serve as creative inspiration for successful TV and film adaptations —Amanda Seyfried nabbed an Emmy for her lead turn as Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu’s “The Dropout,” which was based on a podcast — there remains intrinsic educational, artistic and pop-cultural value in podcasts for podcasts’ sake.  At Boston-based audio-first media company Double Elvis, run by chairman and CCO Jake Brennan and co-founder and CEO Brady Sadler, chairman and CCO and co-founder and CEO, respectively, of Double Elvis — “Disgraceland,” “Blood on the Tracks” and “Badlands” are among its popular podcasts centered on the bad behavior of rock stars and Hollywood denizens — podcasts are not just a means to an end, but a vessel through which to relay compelling, nuanced, entertaining tales about humanity.