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Helen Mirren wants the James Bond franchise to revaluate the way its films depicts female characters.

Patrick Schwarzenegger is opening up about his career.

Whoopi Goldberg is revealing the major film roles she’s gotten because other people said no.

Ellise Shafer Jack Black is hosting “Saturday Night Live” for the first time in nearly 20 years on April 5 — and it’s keeping him up at night. The actor, comedian and musician made a stop in London on Sunday for the premiere of “A Minecraft Movie” before heading into the “SNL” writer’s room this week, telling Variety that it feels “cray cray” to be returning to Studio 8H after two decades. That’s right — the last time Black hosted was on Dec.

Richard Chamberlain has sadly passed away.

Richard Natale Contributing WriterHandsome leading man Richard Chamberlain, who came to prominence in the 1960s medical series “Dr. Kildare” and then became king of the miniseries with such ratings blockbusters as “Shogun” and “The Thorn Birds,” has died. He was 90.Chamberlain’s death was confirmed to Variety by publicist Harlan Boll.

Laurence Fishburne is recalling a particular moment while filming 1979′s Apocalypse Now, directed by Francis Ford Coppola.

Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land.Ballal was released by Israeli authorities on Tuesday (March 25) after his co-director Yuval Abraham wrote on X/Twitter the day before that he had gone missing after being attacked.On Wednesday (March 26), Abraham criticised the Academy in a post on X for not issuing their own statement of support for Ballal, writing: “Sadly, the U.S. Academy, which awarded us an Oscar three weeks ago, declined to publicly support Hamdan Ballal while he was beaten and tortured by Israeli soldiers and settlers.”Shortly afterwards, The Academy released a statement condemning “harming artists”, but did not name any specific person.In response, on Thursday (March 27), a letter began circulating among Academy members, criticising their failure to defend Ballal publicly.

Diamonds Are Forever, has died aged 92.His son, Back to the Future actor Crispin Glover, shared on Instagram that he died March 12, with no other details surrounding his death given. The actor also shared a host of images taken from his father’s various roles over the years with fans, many of whom called the late Glover a “legend” in the comments.Among Glover’s film appearances were as Deputy Grady Coker in 1973’s Walking Tall, Duffy in 1974’s Chinatown alongside Jack Nicolson, and as a debt collector in Walter Hill’s 1975 flick Hard Times.Glover also performed in hundreds of plays, appearing on Broadway opposite Bette Davis in Tennessee Williams’ The Night of the Iguana and alongside Anne Bancroft in Mother Courage and Her Children in the early sixties.In Guy Hamilton’s Diamonds Are Forever (1971) – the sixth and final Eon Productions film to star Sean Connery as James Bond – Glover and Putter Smith portrayed Mr Wint and Mr Kidd, gay assassins who do the bidding of diamond smuggler Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Charles Gray).The memorable role saw them complete each other’s sentences, kill a dentist with a scorpion, blow up a helicopter with a time bomb and try, several times, to kill Connery’s Bond.Speaking about the role in a 2019 interview (via Variety), Glover said: “Guy Hamilton was wide open to every idea I had and a lot of the success of the humour of that film was me.

Naman Ramachandran Pakistani cinema is poised to embrace the horror genre again with “Deemak” (meaning “Termite”), a psychological supernatural thriller. The film represents a significant push to elevate local cinema with high production values and compelling storytelling. Directed by Rafay Rashdi (“Badshah Begum,” “The Java Plum Tree”) and written by Ayesha Muzaffar (author of “Abus Jinns” and “Jinnistan”), “Deemak” explores the volatile relationship between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law against a backdrop of escalating paranormal disturbances in a family home.

EastEnders viewers were left stunned after discovering that Laura Doddington, who plays Nicola Mitchell on the show, had a previous stint on the BBC One soap. Laura first appeared on EastEnders last year as Teddy's (Roland Manookian) ex-wife and mother to Harry (Elijah Holloway) and Barney (Lewis Bridgeman).

Shia Labeouf is back on screen in the upcoming new movie Salvable and the trailer is out now!

Emily VanCamp is pretty in white while attending the Northern Lights event held on Thursday night (March 27) in Los Angeles.

Bruce Glover, a prolific actor who appeared in films like Diamonds Are Forever and Chinatown and acted alongside Bette Davis and Anne Bancroft on Broadway, died at the age of 92, his son, Back to the Future actor Crispin Glover announced on Instagram.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor Bruce Glover, a character actor who played the assassin Mr. Wint in “Diamonds Are Forever” and appeared on dozens of TV shows, died March 12. His son, the actor Crispin Glover, confirmed the actor’s death on Instagram but did not give further details.

Murtada Elfadl Director Monica Strømdahl’s “Flophouse America” provides a visceral documentation of poverty in America. Flophouses are cheap, run-down motels where many people are forced to live when they cannot afford better housing. For her feature documentary debut, Strømdahl spent many years touring such places in America and taking photos of their inhabitants.

Natasha Lyonne is hitting the red carpet at PaleyFest L.A. 2025!

We’ve already seen some photos from the set of Christopher Nolan‘s next movie The Odyssey and there are so many A-Listers attached to the project.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic Sybil Schneiderman, the breakout character on Hulu’s new sitcom “Mid-Century Modern,” is discussed, amply, before she is seen. “The woman could probably make it another 20 years just on cottage cheese and spite,” her son Bunny (Nathan Lane) declares. But when she finally appears, it’s an event.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Will Smith, Jamie Foxx, Angela Bassett, Halle Berry and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson are among the prominent Black actors leading AppleTV+’s two-part documentary “Number One on the Call Sheet.” “Number One on the Call Sheet: Black Leading Men in Hollywood” was directed by Reginald Hudlin, while Shola Lynch directed the second film “Number One on the Call Sheet: Black Leading Women in Hollywood.” The roster of stars is a who’s who of Hollywood, all of whom made themselves available for the documentary. In their respective films, Will Smith, Whoopi Goldberg, Daniel Kaluuya and more come together to share frank insights about the challenges and opportunities they have faced in their careers.

Addie Morfoot Contributor Hannah Berryman’s documentary “Spacewoman” chronicles the life and career of astronaut Eileen Collins, the first woman to pilot and command a spacecraft in an era where many men still thought there was no place for women in space. During her time working at NASA in the 1990s, Collins broke many glass ceilings, which culminated in four dramatic and dangerous space shuttle missions.