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Courteney Cox is getting some birthday love from her friends! On Thursday, the actress turned 59, and Jennifer Aniston made sure to mark the milestone on Instagram.In honor of Cox's big day, Aniston, 54, posted several throwback pics, including one of her and her pal kissing on the lips. Aniston, who played Rachel Green on , also shared short clips of bloopers from the sitcom and a more recent shot with the actress behind Monica Geller in her post.«I'd like to take a moment and wish my dearest CC the happiest of birthdays,» Aniston captioned her post.

It’s the 90s again!

Brittany Snow hits the red carpet in a sparkling blue gown for the premiere of her new movie, The Good Half, during the 2023 Tribeca Festival at BMCC Theater earlier this week in New York City.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter No, it’s not a Mad Lib generated to excite kids who grew up in the early 2000s: a Jonas brother is starring in a movie directed by Michael Moscovitz — aka Anne Hathaway’s love interest in “The Princess Diaries.” Nick Jonas and filmmaker Robert Schwartzman (as the guitar-playing, car-fixing, M&M-eating heartthrob is known in real life) have been friends since the early days of their fame. They met when Schwartzman’s band Rooney, which gained prominence after appearing on another early-aughts staple “The O.C.”, opened on tour for Jonas Brothers. But they never officially worked together until they collaborated on the indie “The Good Half,” a comedic drama that premieres this week at Tribeca Festival. It’s the third time directing for Schwartzman, who is more often behind the camera since “The Princess Diaries” and in 2018 co-founded the distribution company Utopia.

Elizabeth Olsen has no children, but she's still a mother… the Internet's mother. Months ago, the Marvel actress was given the nickname "the Internet's mom," a title she admits to not being too fond of. "I really don't get it. My friends have tried to explain to me that it's, like, a good thing? I don't know," she told Entertainment Tonight when asked how she feels about the unofficial title.

David Arquette knows all too well how difficult it can be for partners to work in the same industry.

David Arquette has admitted to feeling inferior to his ex-wife Courteney Cox while the latter’s profile was skyrocketing due to the success of Friends. Arquette and Cox met on the set of Scream (1996), where they played a couple before becoming romantically involved in real life. They married in 2009 before separating in 2010 and divorcing in 2013.

More than a decade after filing for divorce, David Arquette is getting candid about how he reacted to ex Courteney Cox‘s meteoric “Friends” fame during their marriage.

David Arquette opened up about being married to ex-wife Courteney Cox during the height of her "Friends" fame.  During an appearance on Andy Cohen's SiriusXM radio show, the 51-year-old actor admitted that he felt "inferior" to the 58-year-old actress when she starred on the mega-hit sitcom.  "Yeah, absolutely. It's difficult," Arquette said.

David Arquette is admitting that Courteney Cox's fame had a negative impact on their marriage. While speaking to Andy Cohen on his SiriusXM show, the actor confirmed that he "absolutely" felt threatened by his then-wife's success in "Friends," especially because she's "someone who's at the top of the television, iconic world.""I have some of the traditional male things where I want to like, you know, provide and pick up the check and, you know, be the breadwinner,"  the "Scream" star said, according to Page Six.David and Courteney were married from 1999 to 2012, but her massive success led to  "pain" and "arguments."Eventually David realized he needed to work on himself. "A lot of it has to do with the way you're taking things, the way you're saying things, the way you're responding to things, the way you're allowing other sort of outside influences affect how you feel about yourself," he said.In the end, the marriage couldn't be saved, but the exes have always maintained an amicable relationship. "He's my favorite person in the world," she told People magazine in 2012 as their divorce was finalized. "No matter what happens in our future, he's my very best friend."Keanu Reeves is the Internet's boyfriend yet again. The actor is being praised after meeting a 9-year-old fan at a comic book store in Los Angeles.

EXCLUSIVE: Nina Bloomgarden (The Resort), James Tupper (Big Little Lies), Theo Germaine (They/Them) and Paige Collins (Big House) have signed on to star alongside Mary Beth Barrone in the indie erotic thriller Good Girl, which Lauren Garroni is directing, in her feature debut. No details on their roles have been disclosed.

David Arquette is getting candid about how he reacted to ex Courteney Cox's meteoric  fame during their marriage. During an interview on SiriusXM’s, host Andy Cohen asked the  actor if he felt inferior to Cox «based on how successful» the NBC sitcom was when they were together. «Yeah, absolutely. It's difficult,» he said.

what to make of “Mrs. Davis” — other than it’s entertaining, with an offbeat, oft-absurdist sense of humor and a storyline (and cast) which doesn’t take anything too seriously.

Betty Gilpin & Jake McDorman are stepping out for the premiere of their new Peacock series!

, Hayden Panettiere made a welcomed return to the slasher franchise over a decade later in. During a visit with ET, the 33-year-old actress looked back on her first installment in the series and what it has meant getting to play Kirby again, especially now that the movies are as big as ever. Released in 2011, was the first long-awaited sequel following the initial trilogy, marking the return of the original three players — Neve Campbell (Sidney), Courteney Cox (Gale) and David Arquette (Dewey) — as they faced off with Ghostface once again. Set in Woodsboro, the new film also featured a number of new high school characters played by the likes of Panettiere, Emma Roberts, Rory Culkin, Nico Tortorella, Marielle Jaffe and Erik Knudsen. After watching the clip of Kirby reciting all the horror remakes as she tries to save Charlie (Culkin) from Ghostface, Panettiere reflected on her longtime friendship with Culkin.

The full length trailer for Betty Gilpin‘s new series has been released!

When Scream was released in December 1996, nobody could have anticipated that it would become one of the most popular and long-standing slasher franchises of all time. Despite a lackluster opening weekend, the horror film, which introduced a mysterious killer in a Ghostface Halloween costume, went on to become a hit making household names of its talented cast of actors, including Courteney Cox and Drew Barrymore.This week, the sixth installment of this iconic horror franchise hits theaters, 26 years after the release of the first movie.To mark the release, here’s a look at the original Scream cast who started it all and where they are now.

The franchise first launched in 1996 from screenwriter Kevin Williamson and the late director Wes Craven. Five sequels and nearly 30 years later, Ghostface is more popular now than ever -- thanks in part to the new creative team, Radio Silence, who took over ahead of last year’s successful reboot.Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillet, most known for their witty 2019 slasher, were at the helm again for an Easter egg-filled sixth entry, and this time they held nothing back as they moved the action from Woodsboro to New York City.In, Ghostface targets the core four survivors — Samantha Carpenter (Melissa Barrera), her sister, Tara (Jenna Ortega), and twins Mindy and Chad Meeks-Martin (Jasmin Savoy Brown and Mason Gooding, respectively) — who were first introduced in (2022). This time, they're joined by a new group of friends played by Devyn Nekoda, Jack Champion, Josh Segarra and Liana Liberato.For the first time in the 27-year franchise, Sidney Prescott does not appear in the film due to a salary dispute with actress Neve Campbell.

Scream 6 is the latest in the franchise, and fans rolled out to the theaters to find out who lives, who dies, and who is behind the Ghostface mask. This time around the franchise left Woodsboro, much like in Scream 2 and 3. The New York City setting was the perfect backdrop for the film as the busy streets, close-knit apartments, and subways add to the spooky setting.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Half a dozen movies in, and the bloodletting hasn’t eased up — or gotten less popular. “Scream VI,” the latest installment in the long-running horror series, looks to slash its way to new opening weekend heights at the box office. Paramount is releasing the film in 3,670 North American theaters on Friday. Based on early estimates, “Scream VI” is projected to debut to at least $35 million and as much as $40 million over the weekend. As of now, 2000’s “Scream 3” remains the franchise’s top opener with $34 million. Records aside, the newest entry is expected to improve upon the start of last year’s hit “Scream” (not to be confused with 1996’s “Scream”), which scored a solid $30 million debut in January. By bringing back franchise stars Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette — and adding in newcomers Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega and Dylan Minnette — to the quiet town of Woodsboro, 2022’s “Scream” earned positive reviews and ended its box office run with $81 million domestically and $137 million. Not too shabby, considering it cost $25 million and was released amid the omicron COVID surge.

Courteney Cox brought her daughter, Coco Arquette, along to the New York premiere of "Scream VI" on Monday night. Coco, 18, donned a corset-style red dress paired with black platform heels, and Cox looked chic in a black blazer and sheer tights. The mother-daughter duo held hands on the red carpet and posed for photos.