My Dreams: Last News

Gordon Pinsent, one of Canada’s most iconic actors, has died. He was 92. and died in his sleep Saturday, his family confirmed.

Naman Ramachandran The South Asian House initiative is back at SXSW with the festival’s first-ever South Asian music showcase. Featured acts include Jay Dhami, Bodur, Simar, Avara, Meetu Chilana, The Tabla Queen, DJ Anupi, Bollyflow and The Diversity Band.

Alex Ritman Neon Intl. has added to its growing EFM slate with Jason Buxton’s “Sharp Corner,” starring Ben Foster (“Hell or High Water,” “Leave No Trace”) and Cobie Smulders (“How I Met Your Mother,” “Avengers”). The company, launched last year as the sales arm of Neon, will launch the project in Berlin.

wore her fuzzy layers in Los Angeles, the same city in which I currently reside.On November 1, published photos of Bullock stepping out in LA wearing a casual athleisure ‘fit, complete with leggings, running sneakers, and a black ALO Yoga shearling jacket with an oversized collar. Mind you, the weather in LA reached a low of just 60 degrees and a high of 84. Suddenly, I’m feeling a lot more empowered to invest in some winter outerwear.

Naya Rivera’s dad has something to say about his late daughter’s relationship with Lea Michele.

, we've seen Hollywood. But most of these looks have been gowns, or high-fashion club gear. Zoey Deutch, however, just stepped out in a more work-appropriate hot pink outfit that's got us ready to redo our office wardrobes.In TriBeCa promoting her new movie , the burgeoning rom com queen looked truly like a doll, her bronde hair flattened and blown out, wearing a smart jacket over a skirt (maybe dress?) with a pussy bow around her neck.

It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.

It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.

at Manhattan’s 54 Below — after opening night on Thursday, she returns for two more shows on Sunday and Monday — she’s showing her love for her mother Diane Gibson, who passed away in January.“This was very much a homecoming — and very much a tribute to my mom,” Gibson, who now lives in Las Vegas, told The Post.  “Listen, I would never have had that moment without my mom — launching a record at 16, the two of us not knowing anything or anyone in the business, and actually seeing these songs to the top of the charts.”Indeed, 35 years after those “Out of the Blue” hits “Only in My Dreams,” “Shake Your Love,” “Foolish Beat” and the title track made Gibson a certified star when she was just 17, she is looking back on her mother as a “pioneer” who managed the most famous of her four daughters for 25 years.“You know, she was a music executive in a very male-dominated world,” said Gibson. “And to be the mother manager, there was such a stigma attached to that, and she knew that she had to know 10 times more than any of the men knew to be taken seriously.”In fact, it was Mama Gibson who fiercely insisted that her daughter could write and produce her No.

It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix is developing Stronger (working title), a female empowerment bodybuilding drama series starring and executive produced by Insecure standout Yvonne Orji, sources tell Deadline. The project is created and written by Sheldon Turner (Up In the Air) and comes from A+E Studios where Turner and Jennifer Klein’s Vendetta Productions has a first-look deal.

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There’s a new union in town: the Producers Union, which is the first all-new Hollywood labor union to be formed in decades.

lazy, which is my favorite beauty word. While the essence-soaked pads are designed to condense some of the other steps into a single delivery system, I went ahead and applied them after the essence—because the more moisture, the better.

Brett Haley wants to make a ton of different kinds of films. That much is clear just looking at the movies he’s made over his short yet productive career. Efforts like I’ll See You in My Dreams, The Hero, Hearts Beat Loud, All the Bright Places, and All Together Now showcase a diverse interest that supersedes any one style in particular. Haley has said as much, including to me last week when we shared a Zoom call to discuss All Together Now. Having moderated a weekend of Q&A events three years ago with him, Sam Elliott, and Laura Prepon, for the opening of The Hero (remember when you could be in the same room with people), we know each other a bit, which hopefully makes the following conversation an easy listen.

Summer Lovin’, a prequel to the movie Grease, is in the works at Paramount Pictures and the movie is making big moves right now!

Sundance Film Festival regular Brett Haley has been tapped to helm Paramount'sGrease prequel, Summer Loving. The feature is based on a song that comes early on in the classic 1978 musical that starred John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John as high school teens from opposite worlds.