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Seth Rogen has recalled the pitch for Ridley Scott‘s rumoured Monopoly movie.READ MORE: ‘The Studio’ review: Seth Rogen and an all-star cast take on HollywoodOn the red carpet ahead of Variety and Apple TV+‘s Q&A screening of new series The Studio, the cast discussed the most memorable pitches and notes they’ve received while working in Hollywood.“It was a meeting with Ridley Scott,” Rogen said. “He was going to direct the Monopoly movie, and me and Evan [Goldberg] went into his office and he said, ‘Imagine a helicopter shot of Central Park.

EXCLUSIVE: The Writers Guild Foundation has revealed the six military veterans who have been selected to participate in the 2025 Veterans Fellowship program.

Warner Bros. Ryan Coogler directed/written/produced period horror movie Sinners hit three-week tracking today and it’s looking like a $40M-plus opening for the $90M feature production over the Easter weekend. Sinners opens on April 18.

EXCLUSIVE: Tyler Perry Studios is set to kick off the Dream Collective, a program designed to identify and cultivate the next wave of filmmakers, particularly with underrecognized and underrepresented voices.

“The Magnificent Others” podcast this week and claimed he was originally set to star alongside Johnny Depp in 1993’s “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape” — but Depp, 61, allegedly sabotaged his opportunity.“I was actually cast to play Leonardo DiCaprio’s role,” Feldman shared. “I never saw the film because I’m still bitter. Bitter leaf in that one.

With more than 30 years of acting and producing experience, Cate Blanchett is as busy as ever.

Jack Dunn On the carpet ahead of Variety and Apple TV+‘s “The Studio” screening and Q&A, the cast discussed the most memorable notes and pitches they’ve gotten while working in Hollywood. Director and star Seth Rogen said he remembers the pitch for Ridley Scott’s rumored “Monopoly” movie “verbatim” since the meeting was helmed by the “Alien” director himself. “It was a meeting with Ridley Scott,” Rogen said.

The first Scooby-Doo live-action series has been given the green light at Netflix!

EXCLUSIVE: Abby Ryder Fortson, who starred as Margaret in 2023’s Are You There God? It’s Me Margaret, and as a young Cassie in Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018),  will star in the independently financed feature dramedy, Rated, directed by John Fortson.

Waltzing With Brando,” he knew it was the role of a lifetime.“We’re so excited about the film. It’s coming out in the summertime in theaters.

TMZ reports.Officials learned that the actress had recently undergone cosmetic shots in her home.The LASD is now investigating her death and awaiting autopsy results, though no foul play is suspected at this time.Santangelo stepped on the scene in 1989 after being cast in Young MC’s music video for “Bust a Move.”The following year, her voice was featured in the beginning of Jane’s Addiction’s hit song “Stop.” The band’s lead vocalist, Perry Farrell, later called Santangelo “the Latin Marilyn Monroe” in an interview with Spin Magazine.She later dabbled in TV work, going on to secure the role of Sierra Madre on “Married…With Children,” before appearing on “CSI: Miami” and “ER.”She made her film debut in 1990 when she was cast in “The Adventures of Ford Fairlane,” playing a corpse named Lydia.In 2003, Santangelo worked alongside Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett in the Hollywood comedy “Homicide.”The Manhattan native grew up on the West Coast after leaving the Big Apple at a young age.She went on to secure a scholarship at London’s Lee Strasberg School at age 19, her iMDB states. The actress also attended NUC’s Tisch School of Arts and USC’s School of Cinema and Television.Last month, Santangelo marked her son Dante’s 20th birthday with a heartfelt post on Instagram.“These to [sic] Goonies mean everything so amazing young Men sweethearts smart & Gorgeous,” she wrote alongside a photo of her two sons.Santangelo’s loved ones and fans have since taken to social media to pay their respects following the sad news of her death.“My heart aches as I write this.

Gwyneth Paltrow‘s comments about intimacy coordinators on set, where she said she felt “stifled” by the presence of one, have been criticised by experts.Caroline Hollick, a former drama boss at Channel 4, described her remarks about intimacy coordinators as “irresponsible”. Hollick, who now works for Peter Chernin’s North Road as senior VP of international production and development, said at drama festival Series Mania Tuesday that the actor’s comments were “quite an irresponsible thing to say.”Paltrow made the remarks while speaking to Vanity Fair about her sex scenes with Timothée Chalamet in Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme, the follow-up to the cult 2019 hit Uncut Gems. She said she felt “very stifled” by the presence of an intimacy coordinator.

It’s been a day of dramatic developments for No Other Land, the Oscar-winning documentary about life for Palestinian residents in the rural West Bank area of Yasafer Matta.

Can you believe it’s already been over 20 years since American Idol first took over our TV screens?

like red and pink and tried every length from a to waist-length locs. And she's look. So it's no surprise that Rih has switched up her hair for spring 2025, debuting a new swishy lob while out to dinner in Santa Monica, California.

Ex-Channel 4 drama chief Caroline Hollick has called Gwyneth Paltrow “irresponsible” for her headline-grabbing remarks about intimacy coordinators.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Caroline Hollick, a former drama boss at Channel 4, has described Gwyneth Paltrow’s remarks about intimacy coordinators as “irresponsible.” The actor spoke recently about her sex scenes with Timothée Chalamet in Josh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme,” and said she felt “very stifled” by the presence of an intimacy coordinator. “We said, ‘I think we’re good.

The second season of The Last of Us is getting closer and closer and the cast is celebrating at a red carpet premiere.

Theo Kingma, the president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association from 2013 to 2015, died unexpectedly Friday, March 21, at his home in Los Angeles. He was 58.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Nathan Lane said in an interview with Vanity Fair that he lost out on a role in 1996’s “Space Jam” and was told it was because he was just “too gay.” While Lane said he never knows “what goes on behind closed doors,” he “can’t help but think” that homophobia “played a part” in shaping the roles he could or couldn’t do. He cited “Space Jam” as an example. “I was told [being gay did] impact a movie that I didn’t really care about: ‘Space Jam.’ I was up for the part that the guy from ‘Seinfeld’ wound up playing,” Lane said of being up for the role of Michael Jordan’s publicist and assistant Stan, ultimately played by Wayne Knight in the movie.

Jennifer Aniston and Pedro Pascal raised eyebrows over the weekend when they were seen sharing a 3-hour dinner date in Hollywood. The former “Friends” star and the “The Last of Us” actor looked to be having a great time together as they kept it casual for their outing. While a romance has not been confirmed, fans are already going all-in on this possible pairing, with some believing that Jen and Pedro could become the next hot celebrity couple.