state Nebraska: Last News

EXCLUSIVE: Hulu Originals has acquired “We Live Here: The Midwest” from documentary filmmakers David Miller and Melinda Maerker.

In a virtual appearance today at Deadline’s Contenders TV, Better Call Saul‘s Bob Odenkirk reflected on the opportunity he had to work with screen legend Carol Burnett over the course of the Breaking Bad prequel’s final season.

Ashley Graham is a woman of many talents! While proving how nimble she is, the supermodel suffered a hilarious wardrobe malfunction. 

EXCLUSIVE: Six-time Academy Award nominee Jim Sheridan (In the Name of the Father) has inked a deal to co-write, direct and produce the historical drama I Am a Man: The True Story of Chief Standing Bear with Andrew Troy.  

Her greatest role. Hilary Swank is thrilled to be starting a family with husband Philip Schneider.

Snip, snip! Ashley Graham revealed her husband, Justin Ervin, underwent a vasectomy after the pair decided they were done expanding their family. 

Ashley Graham’s got nothing to hide! The supermodel stripped down to her birthday suit for an at-home photo shoot.

Jason Derulo is already in the spirit of giving.So here's the deal. A restaurant waiter in Omaha, Nebraska posted a TikTok video revealing that the singer left him a $5,000 tip on a bill totaling $799.95 during an outing on March 5 at Charleston's Restaurant.

Charlene Tilton opened up about her 'tumultuous' childhood and her struggles being raised by her mentally ill mother in a new interview with People published on Wednesday. The 64-year-old actress, who starred on Dallas for the majority of its run in the late 1970s and '80s, revealed that her mother's schizophrenia progressed throughout her childhood to the point that she was institutionalized for several years. Tilton described how her mother Katherine got pregnant after she began seeing an Air Force pilot during a period when she was working as a secretary at the Pentagon.

They’re back. RLJE Films presents Stephen King reboot Children of The Corn by Kurt Wimmer on 500+ screens. A remake of the 1984 classic kid-slasher-horror film about children possessed by a demonic spirit in a dying cornfield, with bloody, rampaging results.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic Like a virus that keeps coming back but growing weaker each time, “Children of the Corn” is now a horror movie that lacks the strength to infect you with even a speck of fear. The original strain of the virus was Stephen King’s short story — published in 1977, at the heart of his shivery heyday. The tale of a group of Nebraska farm-town children who worship a demon that lives in the local cornfields, it was like a slasher version of “Lord of the Flies,” with a touch of the creepiness of “The Wicker Man.” The kids killed the adults around them, but the scariest thing about them is that they’d become a cult. The cornfield demon, known as He Who Walks Behind the Rows, was less a monster than a force, one that spoke to gathering forces in our society — impulses of religious zealotry and intolerance that were starting to take shape by the late ’70s.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Alexander Payne’s comedy “The Holdovers” is landing in theaters in time for Thanksgiving. Focus Features will begin rolling out the film on Nov. 10 in select markets before expanding nationwide on Wednesday, Nov. 22, ahead of Turkey Day. It’ll play in theaters alongside Disney’s animated adventure “Wish,” which debuts on the same day, as well as “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” and Universal’s “Trolls 3,” which open the week prior. “The Holdovers” reunites Payne with Paul Giamatti for the first time since their 2004 Oscar-winning film “Sideways.” In the upcoming movie, Giamatti plays a curmudgeonly instructor at an elite New England prep school who is forced to remain on campus during Christmas break to babysit the students with nowhere to go. He eventually forms an unlikely bond with a damaged, brainy troublemaker (played by newcomer Dominic Sessa) and the head cook (portrayed by Da’Vine Joy Randolph).

Kathryn Davis looks a little bit surprised by Markian Tarasiuk in this cute pic from their new Hallmark movie, Welcome to Valentine.

EXCLUSIVE: Impossible Dream Entertainment and Double G Films have set a stacked cast for their dramatic comedy Lost & Found in Cleveland, marking the feature debut of writer-directors Marisa Guterman and Keith Gerchak. Leads for the film, currently in production in Cleveland, include Emmy and Golden Globe winner Martin Sheen (Grace and Frankie), Golden Globe nominee Dennis Haysbert (Far from Heaven), Oscar nominee June Squibb (Nebraska), Golden Globe winner Stacy Keach (Nebraska), Independent Spirit Award winner Yvette Yates Redick (Inherent Vice) and Tony Award winner Santino Fontana (Broadway’s Tootsie).

It’s the most fabulous time of the year! New York Fashion Week has commenced and fan-favorite stars have stepped out to celebrate the best fall/winter 2023 trends. 

Her kids, her choice. Ashley Graham explained her decision to stop breast-feeding her 13-month-old twins — and she has no regrets.

Ashley Graham took the plunge in a fluttering Lanvin gown that she showed off to full advantage on Instagram this week.The 35-year-old model and body positivity figurehead could be seen posing up a storm in a string of snaps she posted to her page.Letting her luxurious dark hair tumble freely over her shoulders, she accentuated her features with makeup for her latest set of photos. Having a ball: Ashley Graham took the plunge in a fluttering Lanvin gown that she showed off to full advantage on Instagram this weekShe lent the look an extra splash of glitz with a subtle pair of earrings, clutching a small handbag in some of the pictures.A couple of the pictures showed Ashley dashing down a hotel hallway and then posing for a selfie in front of the elevators.  'I love you @lanvin,' the Nebraska-born fashionista wrote in her caption, adding: '(especially when I don’t have to wear a bra).' On the personal front, Ashley became a mother of three in January 2022 when she gave birth to her twin sons Roman and Malachi.

JoJo Siwa posted a fun side-by-side clip showing herself performing a routine that she first performed when she was just eight years old. The 19-year-old dancer and reality star - who recently revealed her biggest regret from her time on Dance Moms - danced to an upbeat, rock song which played throughout the 40-second long clip. While she wore a bright red and yellow outfit in the older clip, Siwa went with toned down colors in the new video donning a simple black sports bra and matching spandex.  Throwback! JoJo Siwa posted a fun side-by-side clip showing herself performing a routine that she first performed when she was just 11 years oldShe flung her limbs around before kicking her leg high in the air and performing a powerful jump and ending in a deep split.  Then, she twirled around like a ballet dancer several times while the words 'Haters gonna love this part,' popped up on the clip.As the singer sang, '...put your loving arms around me,' Siwa wrapped her arms around herself in a tight hug.  Dancing: The 19-year-old dancer and reality star danced to an upbeat, rock song which played throughout the 40-second long clip Jumping around: She flung her limbs around before kicking her leg high in the air and performing a powerful jump and ending in a deep split All about the haters: Then, she twirled around like a ballet dancer several times while the words 'Haters gonna love this part,' popped up on the clipWhile her recent performance seemed to perfectly match her older performance, the Nebraska native joked that she was less spry these days. '3 pulled muscles and a giant bruise later...,' she wrote in the caption. JoJo Siwa performed repeatedly on the hit reality show Dance Moms which ran from 2011 to 2019. Siwa joined

One of author Stephen King's more beloved short stories - Children of the Corn - will be heading back to the big screen this spring.A new adaptation of the story - first published in the March 1977 issue of Penthouse and then in King's 1978 collection Night Shift - was acquired for distribution by RJLE Films and the Shudder streaming service, via Deadline.The author King himself isn't involved as a producer on this, which comes months after he admitted Michael Bay's Transformers was the only movie he ever walked out of. New adaptation: One of author Stephen King's more beloved short stories - Children of the Corn - will be heading back to the big screen this spring Acquired: A new adaptation of the story - first published in the March 1977 issue of Penthouse and then in King's 1978 collection Night Shift - was acquired for distribution by RJLE Films and the Shudder streaming service, via Deadline The original short story follows a couple trying to save their marriage, driving to California for a vacation, though their plans are abruptly altered in Nebraska, when they run over a young boy.They soon discover the nearby town of Gatlin, Nebraska is run by a group of sadistic children who killed all the town's adults and now no one is allowed to live past their 19th birthday.

Ashley Graham shared some stunning pinup photos to Instagram on Thursday.The 35-year-old lingerie model - who has appeared on the cover of Vogue - was in a green bikini top and matching bottoms as she showed off her small waistline after welcoming three kids. She added a straw cowgirl hat.The image was taken by her husband as they enjoyed a vacation in a tropical location.

EXCLUSIVE: Kurt Wimmer’s redo of Stephen King’s Children of the Corn has been picked up by RLJE Films and AMC network’s horror streaming service Shudder. The movie will hit theaters on March 3 in an 18 day theatrical window before hitting demand and digital on March 21.