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was photographed in two looks that any fashion-forward New Yorker would consider noteworthy. While spending some time in the West Village, the Anyone But You star (and ) paired high-waisted, wide-leg jeans with a crisp white t-shirt, which she warmed up with a cream knit puffer coat.Sweeney accessorized with white boots and an obligatory pair of black sunglasses, though her pièce de résistance came in the form of Celine's $940 Triomphe cashmere and sherpa bucket hat.

There’s a saying among filmmakers about comedy movies and that is you can’t keep them on the shelf for long or else they’ll go stale.

Instagram video Friday that featured screenshots of dozens of cruel comments by fans about Sweeney’s appearance. Sweeney shared the video after she was photographed in a bikini at her $13 million waterfront mansion in Florida.The comments that Sweeney highlighted in her video blasted her looks. “Let’s be real here, that body is not that incredible, just saying…,” one comment read.“She’s not that good looking,” another person said.

The Daily Mail posted a series of backyard bikini photos of the , who recently finished filming a biopic about ‘90s boxing powerhouse . If the photos—which were taken while Sweeney was sunbathing outside of her own home in the Florida Keys—were not invasive enough, The Daily Mail's was riddled with trolls who felt way too comfortable talking about the star's body (a phenomenon Sweeney is all ).In response, Sweeney compiled a bunch of the most egregious—and, frankly, ridiculous—comments for an Instagram smackdown, posting them alongside behind-the-scenes videos of her intense Christy Martin training regiment.

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Sydney Sweeney is in fighting form as she enjoys a break from filming her new biopic about boxer Christy Martin.

Sydney Sweeney is soaking up the sun.The 27-year-old star showed off her toned physique at her luxurious $13 million waterfront mansion in the Florida Keys on Wednesday. Sweeney wore a purple two-piece bikini and accessorized with black sunglasses.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer Walden Media has named Juliana Janes as executive vice president of development and production. At the studio behind Apple’s Lincoln assassination series “Manhunt” and the upcoming Russell Crowe drama “Nuremberg,” Janes will elevate the content slate working closely with writers, directors and producers. She’ll report to Walden production president Benjamin Tappan.

Sydney Sweeney opened up about her first impression of Glen Powell.

Euphoria has finally been confirmed.According to Warner Bros. Discovery global streaming chief JB Perrette, the new season is likely to land in early 2026.Speaking at a tech and media conference hosted by Wells Fargo yesterday (December 3), Perrette said (via Deadline) “that we’ll see the third season of Euphoria probably in early 2026″.It comes after fresh rumours recently arose over the potential cancellation of the show after Storm Reid, who plays Rue’s [Zendaya] younger sister Gia Bennet, recently confirmed that she won’t be returning to the HBO show.This came after rumours were already circulating that the hit drama’s third season had quietly been cancelled at HBO, prompting a retort from a representative that confirmed the show will be moving ahead as planned.Zendaya also revealed that as yet, she still hasn’t seen any scripts for the next season of Euphoria but confirmed that filming on the show is to begin in January.In a statement issued back in July, HBO’s head of drama Francesca Orsi said she was “thrilled” to reveal that the show will begin shooting this coming January, with the entire main cast set to return.There have been numerous reports about the delay of the third season, which were compounded by the death of Euphoria star Angus Cloud in August last year.

It’s shaping up to be a busy year for Colman Domingo, who’s preparing to make his directorial debut with Scandalous! in 2025.

Neon said today it’s closed a $200 million-plus credit facility led by Comerica Bank.

Bowen Yang spilled some tea during an appearance on Hot Ones.

Ethan Shanfeld Storm Reid will not be returning for “Euphoria” Season 3, the actor revealed. “I’m very excited for Season 3,” Reid told Rotten Tomatoes on the Governors Awards red carpet. “Unfortunately, Gia’s not returning to the third season, but I am so so indebted to the cast and the crew of that show, to HBO.

BBC News.Coull then began sending images of himself in his underwear as well as more intimate images and was arrested after they were reported to the police.His lawyer, Neil Stewart, told the court that Coull’s mental health had “declined” during the fallout from his failed Wonka event held in Glasgow earlier this year.Advertised as “a celebration of sweetness and imagination” that was inspired by the hit movie Wonka, starring Timothée Chalamet and the Roald Dahl book behind it, outraged parents began demanding a refund shortly after it opened, describing it as a “farce” run by “cowboys”.A one-off documentary, Wonka: The Scandal That Rocked Britain, aired on Channel 5 after it went viral on social media. Coull at the time said the reaction had “ruined his life”.The event gained so much attention that Hollywood actress Sydney Sweeney even poked fun at it during a skit on her recent Saturday Night Live appearance and a horror movie based on the failed exercise called The Unknown, was commissioned by Scotland film production company Kaledonia Pictures.Sentencing, the judge said the custodial threshold had been passed but he was able to impose an alternative to custody and Coull was given 120 hours of unpaid work and put under supervision for a year.For more help, advice or more information regarding sexual harassment, assault and rape in the UK, visit the Rape Crisis charity website. In the US, visit RAINN.

Sony Pictures‘ Madame Web and Armageddon among those selected.In a thread on Reddit, one user posted a question about guilty pleasure films. They wrote: “Sometimes, the movies we’re ‘supposed’ to dislike are the ones we love the most.

When Bowen Yang introduced his impersonation of Charli xcx on Saturday Night Live a month and a half ago, it got the British singer’s seal of approval. Tonight, Yang got to reprise the role alongside Charli xcx herself who was hosting the episode.

Sydney Sweeney has said that the idea of women standing up for each other in Hollywood is “fake and a front”.The topic came up in an interview with Vanity Fair relating to an incident earlier this year where veteran Hollywood producer Carol Baum said Sweeney is “not pretty” and “can’t act” and dismissed Sweeney’s hit rom-com Anyone But You as “unwatchable.”In response, a representative for Sweeney said in a statement: “How sad that a woman in the position to share her expertise and experience chooses instead to attack another woman.“If that’s what she’s learned in her decades in the industry and feels is appropriate to teach to her students, that’s shameful. To unjustly disparage a fellow female producer speaks volumes about Ms.

Sydney Sweeney is calling out a “fake” trend in Hollywood.

Sydney Sweeney is calling out all the “fake” so-called women empowerment in Hollywood!

Sydney Sweeney has celebrated co-star Jude Law’s nude scenes in the upcoming film Eden, saying she is “always supportive of nudity”.The two actors star in the new film from Ron Howard, which received its premiere in September at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), and is awaiting an official release date.Law and Vanessa Kirby play a high society German couple who “seek a new life on a previously uninhabited island in the Galápagos, only to discover that hell is other people”. Sweeney, Daniel Brühl and Ana De Armas play other settlers on the island, who are “capable of theft, deception, and worse”.The film includes scenes in which Law goes nude, and in a new interview with Vanity Fair, Sweeney was asked on her thoughts on the differences between male and female nudity on film.“This movie hasn’t been seen by a proper audience yet, so I’m not quite sure what people will say about it,” she said.“I mean, I know I was cheering.