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Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterDaniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, the directing duo known collectively as Daniels, signed an exclusive five-year partnership with Universal Pictures.The agreement, which includes their producing partner Jonathan Wang, comes shortly after their latest film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” cleared a major box office milestone, crossing $100 million in global ticket sales. It’s the first A24 movie, as well as the first independent movie in pandemic times, to hit that box office benchmark.“Daniels are creators who have evolved their craft with a distinct vision and singular voice that is unmistakable across the spectrum of content vying for viewers’ attention,” said Donna Langley, chairman of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group.

Naman Ramachandran Ana de Armas will be honored with the Hollywood Rising-Star Award at the Deauville American Film Festival (Sept. 2-11).

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There’s no better place in the world to tip your cowboy hat and shout “yeehaw” than Texas.The Lone Star state boasts almost 300,000 square miles of southern charm and the city of Austin is considered the live music capital of the world.Take that, Nashville... From Tex-Mex barbecues to whip-cracking honky-tonk, the state capital is a must-see holiday spot that’s become a rival to Los Angeles. Austin hosts the famous South by Southwest Festival - visitors glimpsed Sandra Bullock, Nicholas Cage and Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe at this year’s event - fancy! And, apparently, it’s the fastest growing metropolitan in the country and Elon Musk is inspiring a new Silicon Valley by building a Tesla factory in the area.

A new batch of promotional photos from the highly-anticipated biopic,Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, were released on Thursday.And fans got their first look at Evan Rachel Wood as Madonna and Quinta Brunson as Oprah Winfrey in the upcoming Roku Channel film.The new film, which will seeBritish actor Daniel Radcliffe play a younger version the 62-year-old parody artist, is slated a November 2022 release. First look:A new batch of promotional photos from the highly-anticipated biopic, Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, were released on Thursday.

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Roku has released some new photos from their upcoming Weird: The Al Yankovic Story!

Roku has released some new photos from their upcoming Weird: The Al Yankovic Story!

The biopic about "Weird Al" Yankovic finally has a release date.The movie about the comedic singer, played by "Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe will be available to stream on Roku starting November 4, 2022.  The Roku Channel posted the movie poster on Instagram, with the caption, "Daniel Radcliffe is WEIRD. Stream #WEIRDTheAlYankovicStory free on November 4.

Roku has revealed that its anticipated film Weird: The Al Yankovic Story will premiere exclusively on The Roku Channel on November 4—also unveiling a new poster for the music biopic, starring Daniel Radcliffe.

Quinta Brunson has transformed into TV royalty. The star and creator is slated to take on the role of Oprah Winfrey in The Roku Channel and director Eric Appel's upcoming biopic, , coming this fall.In newly released stills from the highly anticipated project, the actress' transformation into the daytime talk show icon was revealed for the first time.

Roku today unveiled a still announcing the casting of Quinta Brunson (Abbott Elementary) as media mogul Oprah Winfrey in its buzzy musical biopic Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. Brunson joins an ensemble led by Daniel Radcliffe, which also includes Evan Rachel Wood, Rainn Wilson, Julianne Nicholson and Toby Huss, as previously announced.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorQuinta Brunson channels her inner talk-show host to portray Oprah Winfrey in Roku’s “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story,” starring Harry Potter himself, Daniel Radcliffe, as the frizzy-haired musical parodist.The movie is billed as “the unexaggerated true story about the greatest musician of our time.” “Weird,” which has a runtime of 108 minutes, is slated to premiere on the free, ad-supported Roku Channel this fall.Brunson is the latest cast member announced for “Weird,” which in addition to Radcliffe stars Evan Rachel Wood as Madonna; Rainn Wilson as radio broadcaster Dr. Demento; and Julianne Nicholson and Toby Huss as Yankovic’s parents, Mary and Nick.Brunson recently made Primetime Emmy Awards history with three nominations — for comedy series, lead actress in a comedy and writing for a comedy series — for ABC’s “Abbott Elementary,” which she created, executive produces and stars in.

Harry Potter film series which is based on JK Rowling's best-selling novels.The actress has previously made no secret in the past that she disagrees with the billionaire author's views on transgender rights.It comes after the 56-year-old came under fire in early June 2020 for controversial tweets she posted about the transgender community.Rowling retweeted an op-ed piece that discussed “people who menstruate,” apparently taking issue with the fact that the story did not use the word women.The initial tweet garnered a lot of backlash, but Rowling did not relent and stood by her views saying she "loves and respects every trans person" but added that at the same time "my life has been shaped by being female".The author added: "I do not believe it’s hateful to say so.”Her stance has caused fans and stars like Emma, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Eddie Redmayne to speak out against her opinions.Emma took to the stage to present the award of Best Outstanding British Film at the Royal Albert Hall back in March.After she was introduced by host Rebel Wilson, she appeared to make a savage dig at the best-selling author following her controversial comments on transgender women.As Rebel, 42, welcomed Emma to the stage, the Australian actress quipped: "Here to present the next award is Emma Watson.She calls herself a feminist, but we all know she’s a witch."To which Emma replied: "I’m here for ALL the witches."Following her statement, eagle-eyed viewers took to social media at the time to discuss whether or not the actress' comments were aimed at Rowling."Ooooooh Emma Watson throwing so much shade at JK Rowling! This is the drama I needed tonight," quipped on BAFTA viewer."Loving Emma Watson's vibe tonight.

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Liverpool manager was nominated in the prestigious Celebrity Ally of the Year category alongside the likes of music star Alicia Keys - who was crowned the winner, narrowly beating the German coach after a huge public vote - and actor Daniel Radcliffe. Joining via video link, the 55-year-old said: “I have always been a supporter of the LGBT+ community and if I can do anything to make a difference, then I will certainly try my very best. Wearing my rainbow laces for the whole season is my way of showing support and it’s about what we all do every day that will make the world a better place.

the New York Times reported at the time. Only, Radcliffe didn’t live at the Mercer Street apartment, and it was listed for $20,000 a month rent shortly thereafter. The Morton unit, though, he actually moved into, and used as a pad while making his Broadway debut in “Equus,” according to the Times.At the time, Oliver Stone, Mike Myers, Amy Poehler and Will Arnett also lived at the celebrity-studded address, The Post wrote in 2011. “Located in one of the finest full-service residential buildings in the West Village, One Morton Square is a white-glove, full-service condominium with full-time doorman and concierge, on-site resident manager and full time porter staff,” boasts the unit’s current listing, which is held by Jane Greenberg of Avenue 8.

EXCLUSIVE: Alyssa Jirrels, Toby Huss, Reno Wilson and Brian Goodman have joined the cast of Fatal Attraction, Paramount+’s series reimagining of the classic 1980s psychosexual thriller film. They join previously announced leads Lizzy Caplan, Joshua Jackson and Amanda Peet.

Harry Potter fans will never forget where they were when they read Albus Dumbledore’s heartbreaking death scene – but Draco Malfoy actor Tom Felton almost missed out on the experience entirely.The star, who captured hearts as the mean-spirited (or simply misunderstood) Slytherin, admitted he ‘painstakingly’ read the books – to the point that his friends finished them before him.For those not in the know, the Half-Blood Prince, the sixth book and film in the series, sees the shock death of Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore (played by Michael Gambon in the films) at the hands of Severus Snape (played by Alan Rickman).

Harry Potter fans will never forget where they were when they read Albus Dumbledore’s heartbreaking death scene – but Draco Malfoy actor Tom Felton almost missed out on the experience entirely. The star, who captured hearts as the mean-spirited (or simply misunderstood) Slytherin, admitted he ‘painstakingly’ read the books – to the point that his friends finished them before him.

Hollywood actress Sandra Bullock has confirmed she plans to step away from acting due to feeling “burnt out”.The Lost City star has admitted she feels “so tired” and intends to step away from the spotlight in the near future.Sandra, 57, described how she was looking forward to lightening the workload of her hectic acting career when she first voiced that she was planning to take a step back from acting in March. The Miss Congeniality star explained: “I don't want to be beholden to anyone's schedule other than my own.“I'm so burnt out,” the actress continued. “I'm so tired, and I'm so not capable of making healthy, smart decisions and I know it.”Sandra was sure to emphasise how grateful she was for her successful career.However, she also pointed out that her days in the limelight hadn’t come without sacrifice, as she admitted her personal life could be jeopardised if she continued to work at full capacity.Opening up about a previous conversation she had with herself about trying to find success, Sandra admitted she needed to stop viewing work as a means of “validation”.She explained: “I said to myself, 'Stop looking for it here because it doesn't exist here. “‘You already have it; establish it, find it and be OK not having work to validate you,’” she told The Hollywood Reporter.Despite her planned hiatus, Sandra has been prevalent on our screens in recent years.This year, she appeared in the action-packed romantic comedy The Lost City opposite Harry Potter’s Daniel Radcliffe and Magic Mike star Channing Tatum.Sandra previously appeared on The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2, where she admitted working with Daniel was “not what she expected”.She told Zoe: “I don’t know why I am so slightly obsessed with Daniel.