Justin Baldoni: Last News

With six weeks to go until Sean “Diddy” Combs’ criminal trial for sex trafficking and more begins, the currently incarcerated Bad Boy Records founder now has one less lawsuit to deal with among the dozens he is fighting.

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com Levantine Films is betting on the queer rom-com “A Nice Indian Boy” with a theatrical release — a show of confidence in an era where rom-coms are often relegated to streaming platforms. The film stars “Deadpool” actor Karan Soni as an Indian man who brings his white-orphan-artist boyfriend (played by Tony and Grammy winner Jonathan Groff) home to his traditional family. When Levantine Films CEO Benjamin Hung first read Madhuri Shekar’s play, on which the film is based, he recognized that the story was “less about coming out” and more about the process of crossing cultures.

told Paula Froelich of NewsNation.“Blake apologized and they are talking again.”The pop princess was ruffled that her name was mentioned twice in Baldoni’s lawsuit against Lively.”Taylor is annoyed she was brought into this,” a source told Froelich back in January. “She was supporting her friend — and went to her house to hang out, and now that [hangout] is part of [Baldoni’s] lawsuit.

We have the latest updates on the Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni case.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer Justin Baldoni‘s lawyers responded Thursday to Blake Lively‘s attempt to throw out his defamation suit, arguing that a California law meant to protect harassment victims doesn’t apply to Lively’s “fabricated” claims. The actor-director filed a $400 million lawsuit against Lively, his co-star, and her husband Ryan Reynolds in January, arguing that they set out to destroy his career and hijack his movie, “It Ends With Us,” with false allegations of harassment on set.

Even before Blake Lively filed her sexual harassment and retaliation complaint with California’s Civil Rights department on December 20 last year, Justin Baldoni alleges that Ryan Reynolds had a major role in his spouse and Baldoni’s blood feud over what really happened during the making of It Ends With Us and ahead of the film’s summer 2024 release.

Discovery+’s latest true crime series will examine the Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni feud that has dominated headlines so far this year.

Alex Ritman While far from concluded, the ongoing legal saga between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni is proving to be a major source of inspiration for documentary makers. Just weeks after ITN Productions unveiled the swiftly-made “He Said, She Said: Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni,” Warner Bros. Discovery U.K.

Joe Rogan loves to be known for straight talk, and the podcast kingpin certainly stripped down his take on Blake Lively‘s accusations of sexual harassment and an online smear campaign by Justin Baldoni to very simple three words this weekend.

Colleen Hoover’s thriller Verity will hit theaters following the feature adaptation of Regretting You. Both films have big shoes to fill after the feature adaptation of It Ends With Us starring Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, who directed the film.

“It Ends With Us” legal battle on Saturday’s episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience.”“They f–ked up,” Rogan said about Lively, 37, and Reynolds, 48.“Ryan’s trying to get out of it now,” Rogan continued. “He’s trying to get out of the lawsuit and they’re like, ‘You are a key part of this.'”His guest Brendan Schaub also declared he’s on Baldoni’s side.

The release date for Verity, a film adaptation of a 2018 Colleen Hover novel, has just been confirmed.

Justin Baldoni is suing his former publicist Stephanie Jones.

Justin Baldoni is responding to Blake Lively‘s latest legal move.

$400 million suit against Lively is illegal because it aims to punish the actress for speaking out about the alleged sexual harassment she suffered, her lawyers argued in a Manhattan federal court filing Thursday. The “vengeful and rambling lawsuit against Blake Lively, 37, is a profound abuse of the legal process,” her attorneys wrote, about the bombshell case filed by Baldoni, 41, and production company Wayfarer Studios.The law prevents Baldoni from “weaponizing” the legal system to retaliate against Lively for coming forward and filing her own suit alleging she was sexually harassed by the director on the set of “It Ends With Us,” her attorneys argued.Lively was “legally entitled” to bring her case and give an interview to the New York Times, revealing her sensational claims against Baldoni — the director and her co-star in the flick.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer Blake Lively filed a motion Thursday to throw out Justin Baldoni‘s $400 million defamation suit against her, arguing that the suit is retaliation for lodging a sexual harassment claim. In the motion, Lively’s attorneys invoked a California law that protects sexual harassment accusers. Gov.

Blake Lively is moving to dismiss Justin Baldoni‘s defamation lawsuit.

the Hollywood Reporter that she won’t discuss the legal war between her “It Ends With Us” co-stars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.“I don’t have anything to say about that,” Slate said in response to the outlet asking her to compare making the two projects in the interview published Thursday.“Everything is its own thing. I poured my heart into this work, and every minute of [‘Dying for Sex’] was important to me, and I just want to talk about that,” she said.But Slate did acknowledge that she’s likely going to be asked about the legal drama on her press tour.“Anyone can ask anything,” she said, adding, “but my only responsibility is to speak about the work I’m there to promote.

Jenny Slate is in promo mode for her new miniseries Dying for Sex, but that hasn’t stopped press from asking about It Ends with Us.

the controversy between “It Ends With Us” stars Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively.“Well, I can’t retire now because now I’m gonna be in the hole by 5 p.m.,” she shared. “Even if you hate me, you should go buy a piece because it’s a very, kind of, bad thing.

Justin Baldoni‘s lawyer has responded to Ryan Reynolds‘ latest legal filing.