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told the Star Tribune in 2014. “We were reaching people with a certain education and (who) made a certain kind of money.

died on Saturday at age 53, nine years after she was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015. Her publicist, Leslie Sloane, told PEOPLE the actress “was surrounded by her loved ones” when she passed away.Doherty went into remission in 2017, but less than three years later, she announced she had stage 4 breast cancer.Doherty was open about her health battle in the final years of her life. “I’m not done with living,” she said less than eight months before her death.

died of cancer on Saturday at age 53, prompting many of her former co-stars to share tributes to the late actress on social media.Doherty played Prue Halliwell on the first three seasons of “Charmed” opposite Alyssa Milano and Holly Marie Combs. She left the show after Season 3 and was replaced by Rose McGowan. Last year, Doherty and Combs, 50, claimed Milano got Doherty fired from “Charmed.” “We were told [by Alyssa] it’s her or [Shannen] and Alyssa has threatened to sue us for a hostile workplace environment,’” Combs recalled on Doherty’s podcast.

Women’s Wear Daily that White died Wednesday, June 26, in hospice care at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan. The cause of death is still unknown.

Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, is best summed up by the next lyric of Frank Sinatra’s song.Let me play among the stars. Director Greg Berlanti’s romantic comedy, which imagines that Richard Nixon’s administration really did film a fake, backup moon landing in 1969, is a mystifying misfire all along the way from initial concept to end credits.Where his movie does achieve liftoff, however, is its charming pair of A-list leads, who are mostly immune to the deadly material.

Winkler’s memoir, “Being Henry: The Fonz… and Beyond,” was published.In it, the actor detailed how he skyrocketed to fame on “Happy Days” and how his character’s popularity tested his friendship with Ron Howard, who played Richie Cunningham.The series, which chronicled the lives of the Cunningham family in the 1950s, aired from 1974 to 1984.In the book, Winkler describes that while “Happy Days” was designed to have Howard be the star, his greaser role had taken off.Winkler was quickly given a raise from ABC. Worried about how Howard might feel, Winkler reached out to his pal.“You’re not letting this go to your head or change who you are,” Howard told Winkler, as quoted in the book.

new interview with NPR published July 4, Danson, 76, said, “I didn’t really grow up emotionally until I was in my 40s, and I was a bit of a liar in my relationship. I’ll leave it at that. And I started to work on myself very seriously around that time.

2021’s “Coming 2 America,” the misguided sequel to “Coming To America,” it’s understandable that viewers approach Eddie Murphy’s new “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” with some trepidation.Unfortunately, they’re right to.Netflix has, once again, gotten its greedy hands on a cherished title, tossed in some celebs and lazily devalued it into an algorithmic afterthought.Everything uniquely special and hilarious about the 1984 fish-out-of-water hit is gone, replaced by commodity streaming mush that looks like every other ho-hum action-comedy right now.Another mediocre nostalgia grab.More and more I ask, though: How nostalgic is it, really, to see our favorite characters return worn out and weary in forgettable films? Who does that make feel good? Not me!Problem No. 1 is that Detroit police officer Axel Foley (Murphy) hasn’t changed enough since 1994’s dismal “Beverly Hills Cop III.”The only substantive difference is that he has an estranged adult daughter named Jane (Taylour Paige), a defense attorney in Beverly Hills, who gets into a dicey situation with a drug cartel.That’s why he leaves Michigan for the luxe California enclave, where director Mark Molloy stages overly wacky chase scenes (a helicopter flying in traffic) and beats tired gags to death.Axel desperately needed some new shtick.

suffered a stroke in 2001.The “Basic Instinct” actress, 66, opened up about how her finances took a hit following the health crisis that required seven years of recovery in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published Tuesday. “People took advantage of me over that time,” Stone said. “I had $18 million saved because of all my success, but when I got back into my bank account, it was all gone.

Variety in an interview published Friday and opened up about the reason why the Marvel film performed so poorly with both fans and critics. “Things work; things don’t work,” she said. “Everyone likes to act like they can predict if they’re going to work or they’re not.

much-anticipated Season 5, initially set to begin in May 2023, only kicked off filming in January due to various setbacks.Matarazzo, who has played Dustin Henderson on the Netflix series since its 2016 debut, opened up about the final episodes to TMZ on Wednesday. Now 21, it’s challenging to maintain the illusion of being a teenager, having started on the show at 13.

James Gunn’s “Superman.”Will, 32, was spotted filming a scene for the movie in Cleveland, Ohio on Tuesday morning, according to Cleveland.com.He is playing a news reporter.After wrapping his scene, Will reportedly received a hug from Gunn, 57, and a round of applause from the cast and crew. David Corenswet, 30, is playing Superman in the upcoming DC Studios film, due to hit theaters in July 2025.The cast also includes Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, Nathan Fillion as Green Lantern, Anthony Carrigan as Metamorpho, Edi Gathegi as Mister Terrific and Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl.Christopher, who died in 2004 at the age of 52, first played the role of Clark Kent/Superman in 1978’s “Superman.” He’d go on to star in its three sequels: 1980’s “Superman II,” 1983’s “Superman III” and 1987’s “Superman IV: The Quest for Peace.” The actor was paralyzed from the neck down in 1995 after being thrown from a horse during an equestrian competition.He spent the rest of his life in a wheelchair and used a ventilator to help him breathe.Christopher had son Will with his wife, Dana Reeve, who died of lung cancer just two years after his death.He had two other kids, Matthew Reeve, 44, and Alexandra Reeve, 40, with his first partner, Gae Exton.Will is a journalist and ABC News correspondent.

Brittany Snow and Penn Badgley have suggested they may not be returning for the sequel to 2006’s “John Tucker Must Die,” which is reportedly in development.On the July 4 episode of Badgley’s podcast, “Podcrushed,” the former co-stars disclosed that they haven’t been approached to reprise their roles, Kate and Scott.“Penn, I don’t know if you’ve had a call, but I’ve gotten no call,” Snow, 38, remarked in response to questions about the sequel. Badgley, 37, replied, “Yeah, I’ve had no call, no.

“Joker: Folie á Deux,” is reportedly centered on music. So, it makes perfect sense that musician and Oscar-winning actress Lady Gaga is playing Harley Quinn.However, it wasn’t casting director Francine Maisler’s initial idea to cast the “Bad Romance” singer opposite Joaquin Phoenix.It was Phillips, 53, who picked Gaga for the part. And apparently, he picked right.“She’s so good in it, you guys.

is now called “Blink Twice.”The 35-year-old star opened up about the title change to Entertainment Weekly.“It was made very clear to me that ‘pussy’ is a word that we, our society, are not ready to embrace yet,” she said in the interview published Tuesday.“There were a lot of roadblocks along the way, whether it be the MPAA not wanting to put it on a poster, or a billboard, or a kiosk; movie theaters not wanting to put it on a ticket,” Kravitz added.The “Big Little Lies” star wrote “Blink Twice” with E.T. Feigenbaum.

“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” when discussing Jost’s cameo.“Colin … I think he had to do it ’cause it’s, like, in our prenuptial agreement,” Johansson joked. “If I ask him to do something, he has to be there to support me. He has to be in every one of my films.”Johansson, who stars in the new rom-com opposite Channing Tatum, said that Jost, 42, helps her prepare for work.“I run lines with him,” she shared.

Instagram Saturday. Dynamo said that Heslin died of “an unexpected cardiac event,” but that “doctors have no explanation for what happened.”“On July 2nd, my husband, best friend, and soulmate @mikeheslin passed away from an unexpected cardiac event after a week long battle in the hospital,” Dynamo began his post. “Michael was young, in perfect health, and the doctors have no explanation for what happened,” he added.

Amazon Live last month and called out the “Modern Family” actor when she was asked to name the “worst guest” she ever had on her podcast, “Taste of Taylor.”“He’s from ‘Modern Family,’ and he’s like the chubby, jolly, sweet, funny one,” Strecker said, adding, “Could he be anything but? Nasty!”Strecker recalled that she thought Stonestreet was coming on her show to talk about “Modern Family,” in which he played Cam Tucker for 11 seasons. However, the actor was only interested in promoting his partnership with Pepto-Bismol.“I didn’t know!” Strecker said. “So we’re talking, we’re talking.

interview with the New Yorker that she is no longer attached to Mattel’s “Polly Pocket” movie. “I’m not going to make the Polly Pocket movie,” Dunham told the outlet. “I wrote a script, and I was working on it for three years.

the label applies to him in an interview with the Daily Beast published Wednesday.“I’m inclined to agree,” the actor said about having a leg up in showbiz due to his family’s connections.The star of “The Boys” also addressed his famous mom defending him from the term. Last year, Ryan, 62, told Glamour: “That nepo stuff is so dismissive of his work ethic, his gifts, and how sensitive he is to the idea of his privilege.”“My first thought was like, she’s being a mom. She’s being a loving mom,” Jack said in response.

trailer for Ridley Scott’s highly anticipated “Gladiator II” dropped on Tuesday, setting the stage for the return to ancient Rome.Written by David Scarpa, the sequel to the Russell Crowe-led 2000 historical epic showcases the world 20-plus years later.Paul Mescal now steps into the role of Lucius, whom Spencer Treat Clark portrayed in the original movie. Lucius is the son of Lucilla (Connie Nielsen) and nephew of Commodus, who was originally played by Joaquin Phoenix.The plot follows Lucius, who as a child witnessed the death of Maximus (Crowe) at the hands of his uncle.