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Barbra Streisand has criticized the 2018 film A Star Is Born with Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper.The 79-year-old singer said during Sunday's episode of Australian talk series The Sunday Project she thought the film 'was the wrong idea.'The icon seems to have a sense of ownership over the story after starring with Kris Kristofferson in the 1976 version of A Star Is Born, which first made in 1937 withJanet Gaynor and ‎Fredric March then remade with Judy Garland and James Mason in 1954.

Barbra Streisand has weighed in on the recent A Star Is Born remake, suggesting that it was “the wrong idea”.The 2018 film, which starred Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, is the third remake of the classic 1937 film following the 1954 version starring Judy Garland and James Mason, and Streisand and Kris Kristofferson’s 1976 film.Speaking on The Sunday Project, Streisand reflected on the latest incarnation: “At first, when I heard it was going to be done again, it was supposed to be Will Smith and Beyoncé, and I thought, that’s interesting.“Really make it different again, different kind of music, integrated actors, I thought that was a great idea.

Tipping Point fans were left highly amused after one contestant made a big The Wizard of Oz blunder.During Friday's edition of the hit ITV quiz show welcomed four new guests, including dinner lady Nikki from Oxford.The contestant bravely stepped up to answer the first question of the day asked by host and Good Morning Britain presenter Ben Shephard.The question read: "Which 1939 Judy Garland film features the song Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead?"While the answer may be obvious to most, as the movie is possibly one of the most ubiquitous films in history, Nikki incorrectly answered: "Wicked."Responding to the error on Twitter, Tipping Point fans were quick to point out Nikki's pretty obvious mistake.One fan sarcastically wrote: "Wicked?! That

A dress worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz which was feared missing has finally turned up 40 years later – in a bin bag.

university announced.Matt Ripa, a lecturer and operations coordinator for drama and music at the Catholic University of America, was decluttering a space in the Hartke building when he stumbled across the precious “Wizard of Oz” costume.While he was cleaning, Ripa spotted a trash bag on top of a set of mailboxes and was curious as to what was inside. To his surprise, it was a shoebox containing the blue-and-white dress.“I couldn’t believe it,” Ripa said in the blog post.

The mystery of a missing dress that Judy Garland wore in “The Wizard of Oz” has finally been solved. 

Almost 50 years after it went missing, Judy Garland‘s iconic blue and white gingham dress has finally been found.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorIt may not have been a full Broadway production, but the Roundabout Theatre Company nonetheless knows how to welcome live theater back to New York City.The 56-year-old performing arts organization hosted its 2021 gala, “Curtain Up, Light the Lights!,” in Central Park’s Rumsey Playfield on Monday night. It marked one of the first large-scale events to take place in the park since the pandemic.

Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall was an impressive song-for-song recreation of Garland’s Grammy-winning live album, which successfully served as her career comeback 60 years ago.Although met with only modest commercial success, Wainwright’s 2007 effort was well-received by critics, and would go on to earn him his first Grammy nomination.With Rufus Does Judy at Capitol Studios, Wainwright again performs from the Garland repertoire, only this time at one of L.A.’s most famed studios and solely as a livestream, set to premiere Thursday, June 10, on what would have been Garland’s 99th birthday.The show is also a scaled-back affair, with a four-piece band — all donning facemasks emblazoned with Garland’s visage — replacing a sumptuous 36-piece

Rufus Wainwright has shared a cover of a classic Judy Garland song to mark Pride Month – scroll down the page to listen to it now.Pride Month will begin next week on June 1 and celebrates the LGBTQ+ community, with Pride Day taking place on June 28.Wainwright has shared his take on Garland’s 1939 song ‘Over The Rainbow’, which was featured on the soundtrack of the film The Wizard Of Oz. The new performance will also feature in the star’s upcoming virtual concert, Rufus Does Judy At Capitol Studios, on June 10.“I was about 5 years old when I started singing ‘Somewhere over the Rainbow’,” Wainwright said in a press release.

Returning Coronation Street star Tracie Bennett says she feels “absolute terror” at playing Sharon Bentley again after 22 years.

Renee Zellweger showed off her elegant Oscars look as she presented an award at the ceremony on Sunday.Marking her 52nd birthday, the actress skipped the red carpet but took to the stage at Union Station in Los Angeles in a Giorgio Armani Privé silk gown.Renee, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of Judy Garland in Judy last year, showed off her chic look as she announced the winner of the Best Actress in a leading role category.

Renée Zellweger is absolutely chic for the 2021 Oscars. The star, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of Judy Garland in last year, presented the award for Best Actress on Sunday, which went to Frances McDormand for her performance in . Zellweger wowed in a peony pink strapless silk gown with draped lapels and crystal embroidery, custom designed by Giorgio Armani Privé.

Oscar is seen as the absolute pinnacle of a Hollywood career. For a select group of performers, though, one simply isn’t enough.

Oscar is seen as the absolute pinnacle of a Hollywood career. For a select group of performers, though, one simply isn’t enough.

Oscar is seen as the absolute pinnacle of a Hollywood career. For a select group of performers, though, one simply isn’t enough.

Get your glad rags on as we have firmly entered into Academy Awards season and this year’s Oscars see a number of first-time nominees on the roster.

Casey Bishop put away the rock ‘n’ roll for something classic this week.

Judy star Renée Zellweger is set to star in The Back Nine, a golf comedy to be directed by Michael Patrick King for Landline Pictures, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Zellweger will play a former golfer who set her clubs aside to make way for her husband's pro career and to raise her son, only to decide to turn pro during the "back nine" of her life after her marriage goes into free fall.

Renee Zellweger is getting back into the swing of things, both literally and figuratively, with her new project The Back Nine.The 51-year-old two-time Oscar-winning actress has signed on to star in the golf comedy from director/co-writer Michael Patrick King, via The Hollywood Reporter.The film will be her first film project since 2019's Judy, where she won her second Oscar for portraying the iconic Judy Garland.

Spring has sprung! Once Easter lovers are done hunting for eggs and putting on their Easter bonnets for brunch, it’s time to hunker down at home for a movie marathon.