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Ali Wentworth is going against her husband George Stephanopoulos' wishes – but for a great reason. MORE: Ali Wentworth delights fans with hilarious bed video taken from her New York homeIt's George's 61st birthday, and his wife posted an adorable tribute to him on Instagram. Ali admitted that the television host doesn't particularly love to celebrate his birthday, but she is commemorating him regardless, sharing on Instagram a sweet photo of her husband looking dapper wearing a white button-down shirt, a bow-tie, and glasses.The picture caught George sticking his tongue out, and so Ali fittingly captioned the post with: "This is how my husband feels about his birthday." Despite George's feelings about his special day, the mother-of-two clearly loves celebrating him anyways, and continued her caption by cheekily writing: "Which is why every year I overdo it."WATCH: A look at George and Ali's two decade old whirlwind romanceMORE: Ali Wentworth stuns in dreamy pink dress as she surprises BFF Mariska HargitayThe beloved GMA host hasn't been active on Instagram for over five years, but that didn't stop a slew of celebrities from inundating his wife's comment section with congratulations.A post shared by Ali Wentworth (@therealaliwentworth)Ali's sweet tribute to her husbandAll sorts of stars from Julianne Moore, Reese Witherspoon, and Jennifer Grey to Julianna Margulies, Amy Robach, and Derek Blasberg wished George a happy birthday.

Zoey Deutch is speaking out in remembrance of her manager Chris Huvane, who passed away this weekend at the age of 47.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorChris Huvane, a partner and manager at Hollywood firm Management 360 and former magazine editor and PR executive, died Sunday night. He was 47.The cause was an apparent suicide, according to Deadline.

Top talent manager and former magazine editor and PR executive Chris Huvane died last night in apparent suicide. Huvane, who was known as one of the nicest guys in Hollywood and was beloved by colleagues, clients and friends, was 47. He had been battling depression for a long time.

Updated article published on 27/01/22: Elliot Page is continuing to inspire fans and posted his first selfie of 2022. Dressed in a grey jumper, black T-shirt and a silver chain, the actor smiles as he stares down at his phone while taking a selfie. He captioned the post with a heart emoji.

Even in its truncated virtual Covid-afflicted form last year, the Sundance Film Festival was remarkably able to debut several movies that a year later we are still talking about in the Oscar conversation including CODA, Jockey, Passing, Flee, and Mass. Maybe this success was due to the fact they all had one word titles, but more realistically it was because despite all the drawbacks, the fest honchos picked very well and now awards voters are enjoying the riches.  As I have been seeing one film after another in this year’s (virtual) fest I find myself looking for that breakout movie or performance which with the right distribution we will be talking about still a year from now. There have been some promising performances so far from the likes of Julianne Moore, Bill Nighy and a couple still to come later, but the wow factor really hit me in seeing Emma Thompson in the British film Good Luck To You, Leo Grande, premiering today at Sundance, where to put it mildly, she knocks it out of the park. This is Thompson at her best, a witty, dazzling. and above all brave performance that will undoubtedly be talked about. Her co-star Daryl McCormack  in this two-hander is equally good in the movie which centers on a 60ish widowed mother of two and religious studies teacher who hires a sex worker for a tryst in a hotel room. It is much more complicated than that, in this story of two disparate souls who come together, one full of anxiety and past regrets, the other professional to his core but with a guard he will not let down and a line he will not cross.

amped it up to a ludicrous level. An example of the no-holds-barred crazy: Julianne Moore played an international drug lord named Poppy, who, as it would happen, took Elton John as her prisoner. And now here’s a dreary prequel (aren’t they all?), “The King’s Man,” which is almost totally laugh-less, lacks a charismatic lead (Egerton’s character isn’t born yet) and is bogged down by the trench warfare misery of World War I.

Out on the town! On Monday, November 29, celebs gathered at Cipriani Wall Street for the Gotham Awards, which honor the best independent films and talent of the year. With breakout productions like The Lost Daughter, Squid Games and CODA up for nominations, there was no shortage of stars in attendance. 

Julianne Moore is hard at work on the set of her new movie!

This is definitely one of the most memorable moments on The Drew Barrymore Show so far!

Julianne Moore is the latest celebrity to get scared by Ellen DeGeneres on her show Thursday.

Ben Platt played Evan Hansen — the socially anxious high schooler caught up in a lie involving a letter with the titular address and the suicide of one of his classmates — for the first time when he was 20. It would be two more years before made its debut on Broadway.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show returns for its 19th and final season on Monday September 13.

Sebastian Stan and Julianne Moore are teaming up for a new movie!

Actress Julianne Moore believes the term "aging gracefully" is "totally sexist." "There’s so much judgment inherent in the term," Moore, 60, said in As If magazine's issue 19 cover story.  "Is there an ungraceful way to age? We don’t have an option of course.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorApple TV Plus’ “Lisey’s Story” has been adapted for TV by Stephen King and is based on his bestselling 2006 novel of the same name. The story flits between past and present, fantasy and reality.

Julianne Moore wants to take the stigma out of women aging.

When we talk about prestige TV dramas on streaming services, we are typically discussing shows that have one A-lister or maybe a well-known filmmaker attached. However, when you talk about “Lisey’s Story,” from the top down, the show is jam-packed with massive talent that makes it a prestige-ier prestige drama than most.

Starring in a musical is a big deal for Julianne Moore.

In the name of comfort! It’s fair to say that the past year included a heck of a lot of watching Bridgerton in tie-dye sweatsuits. But, as the world acclimates to a new normal, there are certain aspects of pandemic life that Julianne Moore doesn’t plan on giving up. 

Apple TV+ series Lisey’s Story.King revealed that he came close to dying from a serious case of pneumonia after he was hospitalised in 2003.In a new featurette, which you can watch below, King said of the experience: “I was really close to stepping out”.He added: “When I came home from the hospital, my wife had cleaned out my study and I thought to myself, ‘I’ve died, I’m a ghost.’ The idea for Lisey’s Story came from that.”The new series, which premiers on June 4, has been directed by J. J.