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Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large CHICAGO — Things were pretty quiet around the Auditorium Theatre in downtown Chicago on Tuesday morning — probably no surprise, given how late things went the night before. “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” kicked off a four-night run of live shows from the venue — part of the Roosevelt University campus — with an episode that didn’t get off the air until a little after 1 a.m. Central Time.

People that he wants to start going by Michael Keaton Douglas after coming up with a stage name over 50 years ago.The “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” star said he had plans to begin the professional name change while he was directing and starring in the 2023 film “Knox Goes Away,” but he “forgot” to make it official.“I said, ‘Hey, just as a warning, my credit is going to be Michael Keaton Douglas,'” Keaton said in the interview published Wednesday.“But it totally got away from me,” he explained. “And I forgot to give them enough time to put it in and create that.

A live episode of CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert from Chicago on Tuesday night was interrupted as protests spilled into the Auditorium Theatre. Colbert was interviewing former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi when outbursts were heard from the audience, leading the host at one point to admonish, “Please don’t interrupt my guests.” (See video below.)

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer After touring his “Pissing Out Cancer” standup comedy special, YouTube star Hank Green made one significant change to the set the night before filming the televised version for indie streamer Dropout, and that decision was in part thanks to Keanu Reeves. “Because there was a pretty big gap between the last time I toured it and when I was going to be filming the special, I came to LA early and did eight shows over six days before I shot the special just to brush up,” Green told Variety.

Katcy Stephan Molly Gordon is set to direct “Small Parts,” a new take on the 1987 comedy “Outrageous Fortune,” for Searchlight Pictures. In the script, co-written by Gordon and Allie Levitan, two actresses who clash on a scrappy indie film set accidentally find themselves entangled in a game of cat-and-mouse more outrageous than any movie. Gordon recently co-directed, co-wrote, and starred in the 2023 Searchlight film “Theater Camp.” In addition to being awarded the Sundance U.S.

A mother in Alabama has been arrested after allegedly doing the unthinkable — trying to drown her 10-year-old son.

Piers Morgan thinks Prince William is "trying to cover something up" as the Kate Middleton photoshop drama continues to rumble on. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Piers Morgan Uncensored, the 58 year old former GMB presenter claimed that he has "been told some stuff" about the Royal Family, adding: "It's pretty alarming what is happening".

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Christopher Nolan appeared on “The Late Show” for a lengthy discussion with Stephen Colbert in which the filmmaker heaped praise on his “Oppenheimer” star Robert Downey Jr., who is widely considered the Oscar frontrunner for best supporting actor. Nolan said he always wanted to work with Downey because of his “generosity” and “charisma.” The director went on to call Downey’s role as Iron Man, which birthed the Marvel Cinematic Universe and carried it for a decade, one of the most important casting decisions ever made. “With anybody you work with, with actors…you’re looking for some kind of connection emotionally, empathetically,” Nolan said about being drawn to Downey.

is a woman who likes to feel every grain of grit and gravel beneath her soles. She first liberated her digits from the arcane rule of shoes while appearing on the Late Show With Stephen Colbert in 2018, when she peeled off her stilettos to rapturous applause.

sat down for a discussion with current emcee Stephen Colbert at Manhattan’s Ed Sullivan Theater on Monday.Letterman’s appearance as a guest on Colbert’s show was his first since he departed the “Late Show” in 2015 after a 22-year run. The two men just spent the segment happily chatting, with Colbert, 59, asking if Letterman longs to be back on his “Late Show” stage.“I miss everything,” the comedian confessed.“Mostly it’s fun. Very few things in life provide one the opportunity — and I can’t speak for you or to you on this topic — But for me, if you muck one up, 24 hours later you get to try again,” he added.

Caroline Polachek has released a line of limited-edition merch to raise money for Palestinian refugees.The merchandise is available for a week and is inspired by her new single ‘Dang’, which was released earlier this week.Polachek performed the track for the first time on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert in the style of a surreal Ted Talk, using a bewildering PowerPoint performance to set the tone.

READ MORE: Watch Matthew McConaughey get overjoyed when a WWE legend crashes his interviewRetired television personality and friend of the duo who starred together in True Detective, Maury Povich, has offered to “come out of retirement” to help the two actors find out whether their close, long-term “bromance” is bound by more than just friendship.Rumours of their biological link first emerged after McConaughey shared in the Let’s Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa podcast that his mother once alluded to a close connection she had with Harrelson’s father, and how their paths may have crossed in West Texas during McConaughey’s parents’ divorce in the year of McConaughey’s birth, 1969.In an interview with E! News, Povich hinted at a big reveal and said, “We could do primetime, DNA, Maury’s Back With Woody And Matthew. Woody’s got my number.

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor How much longer will the Oscars wait? That is, wait to embrace the quality and sheer brilliance of documentary filmmaking in a significant way, meaning nominating one in the best picture category? Matthew Heineman’s deeply moving “American Symphony,” which follows Oscar and Grammy-winning composer Jon Batiste as he prepares for his performance at Carnegie Hall, is yet another home run for the filmmaker behind “Cartel Land” and “City of Ghosts,” not to mention a singular love story. Batiste’s larger-than-life personality was on full display following the Telluride screening of the documentary, when he led a band down to the main street of Telluride.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Warner Bros. Discovery is back in the hunt for a new executive to oversee CNN. Mark Thompson, the former CEO of New York Times Co.

Billions is making one last return to the small screen with a seventh season set to conclude the story that all started with Bobby Axelrod – you can read all the details below.Having departed the show in season five, Damian Lewis is getting set to make a return as Axelrod in this seventh and final outing of Billions. Having sent him off to a non-extradition country, the show’s creators have welcomed the charming Wall Street mogul back to the show for one last roll of the dice in the bear pit of hedge funds, the federal government, and big egos.Speaking about his return to the show, Lewis told Stephen Colbert in February: “Bobby’s back.

Mac Miller’s legacy continues to live on thanks to a new project with Vans. 

Mindy Kaling offered a rare glimpse at her children as the family celebrated the 4th of July at home.

Helen Mirren was in quite the tantalizing on-set situation with Harrison Ford.

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Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent The Locarno Film Festival’s Locarno Pro initiative dedicated to pics in post is set to look at films from the U.K. that are in their final stage of production for its upcoming 76th edition. Locarno’s First Look focus on indie U.K. film segues from the fest having developed a close rapport with the British industry over the decades, spanning from Mike Leigh’s 1972 Golden Leopard winner “Bleak Moments” to Terence Davies’s “Distant Voices, Still Lives,” which scooped the pard in 1998, and the more recent launches last year of Andrew Legge’s “LOLA” and Charlotte Colbert’s “She Will.” Locarno’s First Look initiative, in partnership with the British Film Institute (BFI), will run August 4-6. Six selected U.K. films that are currently in post-production will be unveiled, providing their producers an opportunity to pitch them to international industry professionals attending the festival. The U.K. pics in post will be presented to sales agents, buyers, programmers and representatives from post-production funds.

Jessica Chastain cut an elegant figure in a burgundy dress with a plunging neckline on her way to tape an episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Tuesday.As she arrived to the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City, the Oscar-winning actress, 45, turned heads as she strutted down the street in a pair of black thigh-high boots. For her appearance, the star, who narrowly missed contracting COVID-19 earlier this month, wore her red hair in glamorous curls, a glossy nude lipstick and blush for youthful glow. Radiant: Jessica Chastain cut an elegant figure in a burgundy dress with a plunging neckline on her way to tape an episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Tuesday She smiled and waved at onlookers, who gathered outside the building to catch a glimpse of her. Her thigh-skimming frock, from Dries Van Noten, also featured a belted waist, black buttons and pockets.The performer most recently starred in Showtime's miniseries George Jones and Tammy Wynette, George & Tammy, which aired its finale episode earlier this month.