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Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” is nearing a sweet box office benchmark with the fourth installment in the love-struck film franchise about to surpass $75 million overseas. “Bridget Jones 4,” starring Renée Zellweger as the titular heroine, added a solid $19.2 million over the weekend from 73 international markets for a tally above $71 million. Those ticket sales are higher than the three prior “Bridget Jones” films as well as 2022’s Julia Roberts and George Clooney-led “Ticket to Paradise” at the same point in their theatrical cycles, according to distributor Universal Pictures.

David Leitch may be in talks to direct Ocean’s 14 for Warner Bros, as we confirmed just last month. But we’re told that will not be his next project, as he’s currently moving quickly toward production on a new bank heist action flick at Amazon.

Daniel Craig has exited Sgt. Rock, DC‘s WWII-themed superhero film that would have marked a reteam with director Luca Guadagnino on the heels of A24’s Queer, sources have confirmed to Deadline.

The Broadway sensation, aged 34, couldn't hide her joy as she clinched the title on this year's The Masked Singer, leaving the ITV panel - Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross, Maya Jama, and guest judge Danny Jones - gobsmacked when she revealed herself from behind the pufferfish disguise. Post-win, an elated Samantha gushed: "I've had the best time.

Amazon MGM Studios/Imagine Entertainment’s Luca Guadagnino thriller, After the Hunt, is going limited on Oct. 10 with a nationwide break on Oct. 17.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter “After the Hunt,” a thriller directed by Luca Guadagnino and starring Julia Roberts, Ayo Edebiri and Andrew Garfield, will land in theaters this fall. Amazon MGM is granting the film a prime awards season release date, with a limited rollout on Oct. 10 before expanding on Oct.

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,” the neurotic, lovelorn heroine hasn’t just swapped cigarettes for Nicorette. She’s traded the big screen for Peacock, a second-tier streaming service where the franchise’s fourth entry will debut on Feb. 13.

Aya Edebiri is definitely looking forward to some Season 4 action on The Bear. During a red carpet interview with deadline at the Directors Guild of America Awards Saturday night, all she would reveal about the upcoming new season was, “I can let you know that I’m going to be in Chicago and the vibe will be that I’m cold,” but she did dig into what she loves most about working on the the show.

EXCLUSIVE: We are hearing from myriad sources that Amazon MGM Studios will be launching an international theatrical distribution arm for its feature slate moving forward.

Julia Roberts has started production on her next project!

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer “In the Summers,” the acclaimed indie film and winner of the 2024 Sundance grand jury prize, will make its streaming debut on Hulu. Available starting Feb. 5, Alessandra Lacorazza’s decades-spanning tale of the tumultuous relationship between two siblings and their father was released in the U.S.

Annually, around the time of Monday’s federal holiday, there is a noticeable uptick in education and conversation about the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., one of the most prominent civil rights leaders in U.S. history. This year, Martin Luther King III and his wife, Arndrea Waters King, implore readers to draw inspiration from their newly released co-authored book, "What is My Legacy?," to create change and a lasting humanitarian impact and explore their own legacies through self-fulfillment and community.

Following the recent launch of the SoCal Fire Fund, a wildfire relief initiative of CAA Foundation, the LA Unified School District and Community Organized Relief Effort, stars like Julia Roberts, Lily Collins, and Larry David are donating their time for a good cause.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Tom Holland is suiting up, this time to play a lawyer, in the upcoming adaptation of Josh Grisham’s novel “The Partner” for Universal Pictures. The actor, who rose to fame playing Peter Parker in Sony’s “Spider-Man” trilogy, will also serve as a producer on the film, which is being written by “The Imitation Game” scribe Graham Moore.

, where the The Bear star stood out not only for her alternative dress, but for the hidden homage to one of s most iconic Golden Globes fashion moments ever.As so often in the past year, Edebiri wore the Spanish label Loewe, which skillfully underlines the actor's style with its modernity."I felt really inspired by the costumes that [Loewe's creative director Jonathan Anderson] designed for Luca Guadagnino's movie Queer and loved the idea of experimenting with menswear—especially a suit that felt like it was from that era," The Bear actor told No sooner said than done: together with Loewe's creative director and her stylist Danielle Goldberg, Edebiri chose a suit from the spring/summer 2025 men's collection, which was then tailored for her.The monochrome, oversized vibe in particular, consisting of a gray wool blazer, trousers and shirt, made the look a winner.But as modern as Ayo Edebiri's Loewe suit may be, it also pays homage to an iconic '. "[My stylist] Danielle and I were reminded of Julia Roberts's gray suit from the 1990 Golden Globes," the actor told Vogue, referencing the standout Armani number.Julia Roberts at the 1990 Golden GlobesAyo Edeberi at the Golden Globes 2025Between the gray color, the oversized fit, the curly hair paired with a natural makeup—there are quite a few parallels between the looks.

Gwen Van Dam, a veteran character actress of seven decades whose 140 credits spanned television, film and the Los Angeles stage, died Dec. 19 at her home in West LA. She was 96.

Amanda Seyfried is digging into her family roots. The "Mean Girls" actress was stunned when she discovered that her third great-grandfather, John P. Ebert, was brutally murdered in 1905.The unsettling family secret was revealed on an episode of PBS’s "Finding Your Roots." "Oh, my God! What?!" Seyfried said as she read a newspaper article from the time, putting her hands to her forehead in disbelief.

Oscar-nominated screenwriter, director and producer Charles Shyer, whose films include Private Benjamin, Baby Boom and the 1991 remake of Father of the Bride and its 1995 sequel, died Friday. No cause of death was given. He was 83.

Oscar nominated screenwriter, director, and producer Charles Shyer whose films include Private Benjamin, Baby Boom, and the 1991 remake of Father Of The Bride and its 1995 sequel Father Of The Bride II died Friday. No cause of death was given. He was 83.

Richard Gere is opening up about Pretty Woman.