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Kelly Clarkson is already worrying about her son's future wife - even though he's only four. The Breakaway singer is currently in the middle of a bitter divorce battle with estranged husband Brandon Blackstock, the father of her young children; daughter River, six, and four-year-old Remington.

Christmas. The film stars Will Ferrell as Buddy Hobbs, also known as Buddy the Elf, an eccentric human who was raised by Santa's elves.After learning that he was adopted, Buddy heads to New York City to meet his biological father while also attempting to spread Christmas cheer in a world full of cynics.The movie, which was directed by Jon Favreau, is jam-packed with memorable - and hilarious - scenes and also stars James Caan, Zooey Deschanel and Mary Steenburgen.Here's 11 things you may not know about one of the most loved Christmas films...1. Jim Carrey could have been Buddy the ElfHollywood actor Jim Carrey was originally going to play the role of Buddy the Elf, but timing meant it didn't happen.The script for Elf was written back in

Natalie Oganesyan editorGLAAD and Outfest have partnered to produce a PSA with the cast and artists from the soundtrack of Hulu’s “Happiest Season” to discuss the importance of finding “chosen family” for LGBTQIA+ people during the holidays.The PSA, which you can view above, features writer-director Clea DuVall, stars Kristen Stewart, Mackenzie Davis, Dan Levy, Alison Brie and Mary Steenburgen, singer-songwriters Carlie Hanson and Shea Diamond, executive producer of the film’s soundtrack and GLAAD board member Justin Tranter and drag queens BenDeLaCreme and Jinx Monsoon delivering messages of hope and solidarity with the queer community.“The holidays can be tough for us LGBTQ+ people, especially in a time where we can’t be physically near

In the words of Buddy the Elf, “Treat every day like Christmas.” And for fans of the beloved holiday comedy “Elf”, Christmas came early this year in the form of a fun, festive cast reunion and virtual table read.

Will Ferrell, was joined by his co-stars — Zooey Deschanel, Bob Newhart, Ed Asner, Andy Richer, Amy Sedaris, Mary Steenburgen, Matt Walsh and Kyle Glass — for the fundraiser event, which benefitted the Democratic Party of Georgia.Ferrell — who looked a bit more like Santa than an elf, what with his bushy white beard and glasses — was as enthusiastic and spot-on as ever, bringing the zest and joy for life that his beloved character has represented since first hit theaters in 2003.Some of the biggest highlights of the night came from recreating the film's multiple musical moments.

The cast of the 2003 hit movie Elf are reuniting 17 years later for a table read of the holiday classic.Film starsWill Ferrell, Zooey Deschanel, Mary Steenburgen, Amy Sedaris and a slew of special guests are joining forces for a virtual reunion to raise money for the Democratic candidates in the Georgia Senate runoff.Taking place on Sunday at 4PM EST the #ElfForGeorgiareading will be livestreamed for those who provide donations to help flip the Senate in 2021.

Will Ferrell and Zooey Deschanel are to virtually reunite for a table read of their 2003 movie Elf.The pair, who starred as Buddy the Elf and his love interest Jovie respectively in the much-loved festive classic, will be joined by Bob Newhart, Mary Steenburgen, Edward Asner, and John Lithgow for the event at December 13th at 4 pm ET, which will benefit Democratic Senate candidates Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock in Georgia’s upcoming Senate runoff elections.“We need new leadership in the U.S.

‘Tis the season to be political activists, at least from the perspective of the main cast members from the classic Christmas film, Elf. They are on board for a livestreamed table read from the film screenplay in support of the Democratic candidates in the crucial Georgia Senate runoff in January.

Ellise Shafer administratorThe cast of “Elf” is reuniting, just in time for the holidays.On Dec. 13 at 4 p.m.

said on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” last week.Plaza added that a lot of people on the set got sick around that time and no one thought anything of it.“It was the last week of February so people were starting, it was like that zone where people were starting to talk about coronavirus, but people were laughing about it,” she said. “No one understood how serious it was.

Happiest Season is about more than just celebrating the holidays! The Hulu film from writer/director Clea DuVall is a heartwarming holiday rom-com with a LGBTQ+ love story at its heart. Happiest Season stars Kristen Stewart (Abby) and Mackenzie Davis (Harper) as a young couple who goes home to spend the holidays with Harper’s family and the chaos that ensues once Abby realizes that Harper has yet to come out to her conservative household.

Lily Collins is looking on the bright side of things and definitely has plenty to be grateful for. She got engaged in September to her fiancé, director Charlie McDowell — the son of actress Mary Steenburgen and English actor Malcolm McDowell — and also has a hit show on her hands thanks to Netflix's .ET's Rachel Smith spoke to Collins about her new film,, streaming on Netflix beginning on Dec.

“Happiest Season” (available to stream starting Nov. 25) boasts the highest-wattage cast by far, with Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis starring as a couple attempting to squeeze back into the closet for the holidays.Stewart plays very much to type as Abby, a low-key Pittsburgh grad student who rolls her eyes at the Christmas season.

As its title suggests, “Happiest Season,” the second film from Clea Duvall, opens on a picturesque Christmas scene. Abby (Kristen Stewart) and her girlfriend, Harper (Mackenzie Davis) are on a neighborhood Christmas decorations tour, and Harper is trying to cajole Abby into the holiday spirit.

In one of the more amusingly uncharitable moments of a character whose brittle undercarriage keeps peeking through the fastidiously composed veneer of the warm, welcoming homemaker, Mary Steenburgen says as her daughter's guest for the holidays stomps angrily out of the room, "She is very heavy-footed." Fortunately, the opposite applies to co-writer and director Clea DuVall; her light touch with both comedy and drama is essential to what makes Happiest Season so captivating. The movie's conventional nature turns out to be a virtue, staking a queer claim on an American Christmas tradition in which LGBTQ characters have long been relegated to the sidelines.

Kristen Stewart, Clea DuVall, Alison Brie and Aubrey Plaza brought the Christmas spirit to Los Angeles on Tuesday night with the drive-in premiere of their new film Happiest Season. The Hulu rom-com, co-written and directed by DuVall, follows Harper (played by Mackenzie Davis) who brings her girlfriend (Stewart) home to her family for the holidays without revealing that she has not yet come out to her parents.

Kristen Stewart lost track of her lines working alongside Mary Steenburgen and Mary Holland in new romantic comedy Happiest Season because her co-stars made every scene so funny.The Twilight star’s new holiday movie is a departure from her more serious dramatic roles, and it took a little adjusting for Stewart to get used to the change of pace and style of acting onset.“I was just trying to keep up,” she told U.S. breakfast show Today.

tThe first trailer for director and writer Clea DuVall’s new lesbian holiday rom com starring Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis has been released.

dot gif): The first trailer for Hulu's is here, previewing the queer Christmas rom-com starring Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis.Stewart plays Abby, whose plans to propose to Harper (Davis) at her family's annual Christmas dinner are complicated when she learns Harper isn't out to her nearest and dearest. At some point, someone is all but guaranteed to shout, «Well, Merry freaking Christmas» while storming out of a room.Allison Brie, Victor Garber and Mary Steenburgen co-star as Harper's conservative family, with Dan Levy as Abby's sage best friend and Aubrey Plaza as a woman from Harper's past.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association hosted its online "Empowering the Next Generation" event on Tuesday, highlighting 2020 grantees and announcing more than $5.1 million to over 70 nonprofit organizations that nurture the next generation of artists, filmmakers and storytellers. The Late Late Show host James Corden hosted the grant recipient celebration and was joined virtually by a slate of celebrities who spotlighted key grant recipients, including Anna Kendrick, Billie Eilish, Eddie Redmayne, Nicole Kidman and Salma Hayek.

Mary Steenburgen is celebrating a quarter of a century with her loving husband Ted Danson with a heartfelt Instagram post.The 67-year-old actress tied the knot with her 72-year-old husband on October 7, 1995, and she shared an anniversary photo with her husband on Wednesday.The actress joked that she wanted a nice photo to commemorate the occasion, though Danson had a piece of salad stuck in his teeth. Anniversary:Mary Steenburgen is celebrating a quarter of a century with her loving husband Ted Danson with a heartfelt Instagram post'Happy 25th Anniversary! This was SUPPOSED to be a sweet loving anniversary photo but you have a big piece of salad in your teeth.