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shared the clip on TikTok, right before the Los Angeles Dodgers were crowned 2024 World Series Champions at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday night. The Oscar-nominated actress donned an all-black outfit and aptly accessorized with a World Series hat, captioning her playful clip, “Game 5, bases loaded…” In the nostalgia-fueled video, she turned to her friend that was decked out in full Dodgers attire and asked, “Can you get a soda?”“No,” her pal replied, to which Hudson asked again, “No, can you go get me a soda?”“Right now?” her friend asked.“Yeah like right now,” Hudson said, gently touching her friend’s back and appearing to jokingly guide her out of the seat and to the concessions stand.“No,” her friend said again.Game 5, bases loaded…The bit was a reference to one of the many unforgettable scenes from the chick-flick she starred in alongside Matthew McConaughey.

Adam Devine has a bone to pick with Zac Efron.After the pair starred in the 2016 rom-com “Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates” together, the “High School Musical” star, 37, told the “Pitch Perfect” alum, 41, he was coming to stay at his house — but never showed.“Zac calls me — hasn’t called me in a couple years — and calls me out of the blue. He’s on some private island somewhere, and he’s like, ‘Hey man, I just want to let you know that I miss you,'” Devine recounted on Wednesday’s episode of the “In Depth With Graham Bensinger” podcast.“And I’m like, ‘I miss you too, dude.

new interview with “60 Minutes” that he’s moved on from a certain movie genre.“Look, I’m 63 years old. I’m not trying to compete with 25-year-old leading men. That’s not my job,” Clooney said.

she “felt so slimy” filming a specific scene at the now-disgraced filmmaker’s behest for the 2000 rom-com “Down to You.”On Brett Goldstein’s “Films To Be Buried With” podcast last week, the 43-year-old actress said that Weinstein took creative control of the reshoots on the film directed by Kris Isacsson and forced her to do a dance sequence. “I love to dance, but it was dumb,” she recalled.

Harvey Weinstein on 2000’s “Down to You,” which also starred Freddie Prinze Jr., Shawn Hatosy, Selma Blair and Henry Winkler.When Brett Goldstein asked Stiles on his “Films To Be Buried With” podcast what the worst movie she’s seen is, she responded, “One of my own movies, actually, that I think was executed very poorly.”Stiles explained why she went with “Down to You.” “It was a time when teen rom-coms were really popular, and the director wrote the script. He was a first-time director and he was a very, very intelligent, capable guy.

new memoir, “Say Everything,” that she had sex with her “Say Anything” co-star John Cusack years after the 1989 teen rom-com.“I had to get it out of my system,” she wrote in the book.Skye confirmed that her hookup with Cusack, 58, happened after her 1999 divorce from her first husband, Adam Horowitz.Cusack read a draft of Skye’s memoir, she said, and he texted her, “You made the experience sound so meh! It wasn’t ‘meh’ for me.”“I was like, ‘I’m telling a story, and it was more about how all of our chemistry was in our working together and stimulating each other’s minds, not sleeping together!'” Skye told People.“I felt a little bad, but, oh well,” she added.In her book, Skye said that she and Cusack had crushes on each other while filming “Say Anything,” but they never physically acted on their feelings on the movie’s set.Directed by Cameron Crowe, “Say Anything” follows the romance between two high school students, one the class valedictorian (Syke) after their graduation. The cast also includes John Mahoney, Lili Taylor, Pamela Adlon and Jason Gould.Cusack has a famous scene in the film when his character, Lloyd Dobler, holds a boombox over his head outside Diane Court’s (Skye) house to win her back,In 2020, Cusack appeared on “Today” and was asked if he minds still being asked about the boombox scene by fans.“Yeah, but they come up about other things too,” Cusack said.

2025 SAG Awards Sunday.“For Valentine’s Day, I hired a mariachi band to show up,” Quaid exclusively told The Post on the show’s red carpet. “I’m on the second story of an apartment building, and they showed up outside and were there for like 30 minutes, and she was on the balcony, and it was great.”Despite the actor and his girlfriend, Claudia Doumit, playing enemies on the Prime Video superhero drama, they have been going strong IRL since 2022.“I wasn’t in town for Valentine’s Day,” Quaid continued.

Connie Britton in the upcoming Netflix rom-com “The Life Lists” and got candid on what the experience was like.“I still can’t believe she plays my mom,” Carson gushed exclusively to The Post at the SAG Awards Media Preview on Thursday. “I love Connie Britton.

Reese Witherspoon has just named the next Elle Woods, Lexi Minetree, leaving the 24-year-old stunned and feeling like she may have just hallucinated. Witherspoon, 48, who originated the role of the Harvard Law Student in the 2001 movie “Legally Blonde,” posted the clip on her Instagram on Thursday.Minetree, wearing a bright pink blouse and matching pink heels, greeted the “Hello Sunshine” founder before nervously sitting down next to her on a couch.“Your audition tape was amazing, as we talked about,” Witherspoon said as a clip of Minetree’s audition tape recreating Elle Woods’ Harvard submission video played.

Will Smith becoming a rom-com legend didn’t go off without a hitch.The actor, 56, starred opposite Eva Mendes in 2005’s “Hitch,” and now the film’s director Andy Tennant revealed it wasn’t smooth sailing working alongside the on-screen lead.As the movie’s 20th anniversary approaches, the director, 69, told Business Insider: “We had our difficulties. The movie I wanted to make and the movie Will wanted to make, neither one of those movies is as good as the movie we made together.

their Instagram accounts on Wednesday, the “You’ve Got Mail” actress, 63, and the “City Slickers” star, 76, smile as they sit on a set reminiscent of one that plays a major role in “When Harry Met Sally…”“It’s finally happening, we’re reuniting for something iconic,” Ryan captioned the post. “Can’t wait to show you all soon.”In a clear allusion to the role he played in the beloved 1989 romantic comedy, Crystal wears Harry’s famous Aran-style fisherman pullover sweater (which has taken on a fandom of its own over the years).

“The Holiday.”The actor, 51, spoke about the beloved 2006 holiday classic during a recent interview on BBC Radio 2’s “The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show,” breaking many fans’ hearts by revealing that the movie’s idyllic Rosehill Cottage nestled in the English countryside … doesn’t exist. “I mean, I find it just, honestly glorious,” Law said of the film’s devotees who rewatch it every year. Law plays Graham, a charming single-father of two in the flick, opposite Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz and Jack Black.

sizzling chemistry has been steaming up screens in the Netflix hit “Nobody Wants This,” and Bell’s real-life husband, Dax Shepard, was caught off guard. Shepard, 49, was asked about his relationship with Bell, 44, during the New Yorker Festival on Saturday, Oct. 26.

Billy Crystal has revealed that he no longer has his character’s iconic chunky white knit from the 1989 rom-com “When Harry Met Sally.”“I got a lot,” the 76-year-old told People on Saturday after being asked if he still has clothes from the film “I’m a little bit of a clothes horse. The one I don’t have is that sweater, and I had it for years, the one from ‘Harry and Sally’ – the real one.”As for where Crystal thinks the sweater could be? He admitted: “I made a donation.”“I believe it was to UCLA’s theater department with tons of clothes for costumes,” continued the comedian.

rom-com series “Nobody Wants This.”In the Netflix show, Bell, 44, plays a sex-positive podcast host named Joanne, who meets and falls for a newly single rabbi, Noah (Brody). The two try to make their relationship work as they navigate their families and cultural drama. But in real life, Brody, 44, and Bell are good friends, which makes the kissing scenes between the “The O.C.” alum and the “Veronica Mars” star easier.“I think because we know each other, it’s less strange, as strange as that might sound, “ Brody said while on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Thursday.

Hugh Grant is taking a page out of the official rom-com diary.The 64-year-old, who is reprising his role as Daniel Cleaver in the fourth “Bridget Jones” flick, revealed that he shed some tears while reading the script for “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.”“I loved the script — it made me cry,” Grant told Vanity Fair Wednesday, “and I wanted to help with this one.”“But really there’s no part for Daniel Cleaver in it at all,” he added. “They wanted him in it, and in the end, they’d done something I wasn’t crazy about.”Grant “wrote some scenes” that director Michael Morris approved and placed into the plot.

Glen Powell for an article in Interview magazine. “When I had my rom-com years, there was only so much bandwidth I could give to those, and those were some solid hits for me. But I wanted to try some other stuff.

Carol Baum claiming the actress is “not pretty” and “can’t act.”“How sad that a woman in the position to share her expertise and experience chooses instead to attack another woman,” a spokesperson for the “Madame Web” star told The Post on Wednesday.“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 Baum’s character,” they added.

“When Harry Met Sally” almost had a very different ending. Rob Reiner opened up on CNN’s “Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace” on Feb.

Bill Pullman‘s turn in the 1995 hit rom-com “While You Were Sleeping” may have been iconic, but he was desperate to get out of it pre-production.The film’s producer, Jonathan Glickman, revealed that the “Casper” alum, 70, was not allowed to quit the movie — because he’d just abandoned a previous project.According to Glickman, the initial screenplay was a dumpster fire, having gone through many rounds of edits and even a screenwriter change.“We went to Chicago and we did a read-through, a table read of the script,” Glickman said on the “Hollywood Gold” podcast. “And the script was kind of a cut-and-paste of the stuff that the original guys had written and the new person had written.“And then Jon [Turteltaub, the director], I think, did sort of a polish to make it make sense,” he added.The former MGM executive recalled that the table read was “one of the worst” of all time.He continued: “It just tanked.

according to IMDB’s Box Office Mojo.So far, the flick, which cost $200 million to make, hasn’t been performing as expected, and this weekend is expected to earn just $6.5 million, which is a 60 percent drop from last weekend, according to Collider. Teenage horror-comedy “Lisa Frankenstein” landed in second, with $1.74 million in sales.