Dylan O'Brien: Last News

Running time: 100 minutes. Not yet rated.PARK CITY, Utah — The No. 1 movie at this year’s Sundance Film Festival that will have the masses talking when it hits theaters in a few months is “Twinless.” Bring an oxygen tank, you’ll be gasping so much.

The “Saturday Night” actor, 33, got candid about the 2016 incident in a new interview with Men’s Health, saying the ordeal was “life-changing” for him. O’Brien has since learned to become his biggest advocate. “I’ve approached everything differently, you could say, particularly with regards to standing my ground on set.

Toward the close of Quinn Shephard’s “Not Okay,” the film introduces a cheeky and somewhat clever visual: an “online shaming support group.” After Zoey Deutsch’s Danni Sanders faces a societal reckoning for building her public profile on an easily provable falsehood, she seeks solace with a group of real-life influencers who have faced various degrees of backlash, controversy, and cancellation. Among the assembled are fashionista best-dressed (who caught flak from her fans for taking a partnership with Amazon that many felt flew in the face of her pledged goal of sustainability), TikToker Josh Helfgott (whose privilege came into question over participating in a Zoom call for Black History Month), and popular streamer Rocco Botte of Mega64 (who became embroiled in scandal after an ex-girlfriend accused him of grooming).

Taylor Swift made sure Dylan O'Brien and Sadie Sink were among the first people she contacted after nabbed five VMA nominations. ET's Will Marfuggi spoke to O'Brien on Thursday, and the 30-year-old actor revealed how he learned that the short film, the music video for the 10-minute version of Swift's iconic song, was up for multiple awards.«We were just texting the other day. We have a little group chat, me, Taylor and Sadie,» O'Brien told ET of Swift, who directed the film, and Sink, who starred in it alongside the actor.«She's just so genuine,» the actor added of Swift.

Arden Cho is confirming the reason she did not return for. In an interview with, the 36-year-old actress confirmed a report that she was “offered half the per-episode salary offered to her three counterparts.”  “I think I was actually offered even less,” she told, speaking out about the pay disparity for the first time.

is set to howl once again — although a few familiar faces are going to be noticeably absent.Paramount+ revealed the cast list for the upcoming film revival of the popular MTV supernatural drama on Tuesday, and fans learned that some of the show's original stars would be returning to reprise their roles in, including Tyler Posey, Crystal Reed, Holland Roden, and Colton Haynes, among many others.However, a few of the show's biggest stars were not included in the announcement, including Dylan O’Brien, Arden Cho and Tyler Hoechlin. Their absences are particularly notable as O'Brien and Hoechlin were among the show's central characters.That being said, the release stated that additional cast members would be announced at a later date, so it's possible that some of the missing stars may sign on in the future.Meanwhile, Posey, Roden, Reed, and Haynes will be reprising their series roles alongside original cast members Shelly Hennig, Orny Adams, Linden Ashby, JR Bourne, Seth Gilliam, Ryan Kelley, Melissa Ponzio and Dylan Sprayberry.The press release teases of the movie revival, «A full moon rises in Beacon Hills, and with it a terrifying evil has emerged.

“Dylan O’Brien dancing to Doja Cat I repeat Dylan O’Brien dancing to Doja Cat,” one fan urgently tweeted on Sunday while sharing a TikTok video from Sheela Awe’s account. In Sheela’s video, Dylan and a host of others — including Sam Lerner, and Olivia Sui – dance along to Doja’s “Get Into It (Yuh).” Dylan hung out in the back while wearing a purple tie-dye Mickey Mouse t-shirt, and he seemed to have fun doing the dance challenge. Though everyone seems to hit the moves, it all gets pretty silly at the end, with Sam hopping towards the camera like a demented Easter Bunny.

Maze Runner: The Death Cure.”O’Brien, 29, said he was “a mess” and “felt so f–king broken” following the mishap, which occurred while filming a stunt. The movie was delayed as he recovered from his injuries, which he has not elaborated on but reportedly required reconstructive surgery.“A lot of things in my life were changing and were difficult at that time.