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Jack Dunn Bill Murray has opened up about what happened on the set of “Being Mortal,” Aziz Ansari’s directorial debut that was shut down over complaints of the prolific comedian’s on-set misconduct. While speaking with The New York Times about his new movie, “The Friend,” Murray discussed the fact that he and his character in the film, Walter, have both been accused of “inappropriate misconduct.” When asked if he still thinks about his “Being Mortal” incident, Murray said, “I don’t go too many days or weeks without thinking of what happened.” “It was Covid, we were all wearing masks and we were all stranded in this one room listening to this crazy scene,” Murray said. “I dunno what prompted me to do it.

A Real Pain (point) for Eric André is missing out on the eventually Oscar-winning role taken on by Kieran Culkin in Jesse Eisenberg‘s moving drama, about two cousins journeying through Poland while learning about their family roots and the Holocaust.

Woody Harrelson was nearly in The White Lotus season three!

Mobland premiered with a big splash on Paramount+!

Bill Murray had a fiery response to allegations of past inappropriate behavior, including the time actress Geena Davis claimed in a memoir he pulled down her dress strap 35 years ago. When Murray, 74, was asked about Davis’ claims that he "dressed her down" by The New York Times, he called the allegations "outrageous." "When someone has an episode like mine on ‘Being Mortal,’ the world goes searching for more proof that this person is a monster — an absolute monster," Murray remarked. "Well, I’ve had interactions with hundreds of thousands of people over 40, 50 years.

. This is your final moment to catch up on all those corners you cut, ignored, or assigned to the dusty corners of your to-do list. From Monday, Mercury does an about-face, finishing up its retrograde.

With a domestic box office year now lagging behind last year’s by 6% (it was -11% as of last Sunday), the motion picture industry needed CinemaCon this week like a pop of Viagra. Here are the takeaways from Las Vegas:

Elton John has shared an update on his deteriorating eyesight, admitting that it has been a “very stressful time” adjusting to his new reality.In September, the legendary singer-songwriter revealed he had been dealing with an infection over the summer that left him with “only limited vision in one eye”. “I am healing, but it’s an extremely slow process and it will take some time before sight returns to the impacted eye,” he continued.In late November, John gave an update on his condition, revealing that it had been “four months now” since he had been able to see properly.

Jack Dunn If things had gone differently, Eric André could have walked away an Oscar winner at the 2025 Academy Awards. During a recent appearance on Andrew Santino’s “Whiskey Ginger” podcast, André said that writer-director-star Jesse Eisenberg had originally offered him the role of his on-screen cousin, Benji Kaplan, before Kieran Culkin ultimately entered the picture. However, the comedian turned him down, thinking, at the time, that the dramatic project was too far out of his wheelhouse for him to sign on.

Carolyn Giardina The Future of Cinema Summit at the NAB Show opened Saturday morning with speakers who agreed that AI can make production faster and cheaper, but it can’t do everything. Meanwhile, the issue of jobs remained murky. “This is the age of the generalist,” suggested Eric Shamlin, CEO of AI-driven production studio Secret Level and co-chair of the TV Academy’s AI Task Force, during the SMPTE-produced summit.

Abigail Lee As Hulu’s dystopian series “The Handmaid’s Tale” comes to an end, Elisabeth Moss looks back on playing June Osborne with admiration. “I hope that she gives courage to somebody who needs it, whether it’s in our country or another country,” Moss told Variety about the handmaid turned freedom fighter. “She’s somebody that people can hopefully look up to.

Chris Hemsworth has worked with some very famous stars over the years!

The hit Hulu reality series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is returning for season two very soon and we’ve learned who will be back for the next edition.

Kenan Thompson has no plans on leaving Saturday Night Live – ever!

A brand new series of Celebrity Big Brother is coming to TV screens on Monday, 7th April, with a number of famous faces due to enter the iconic house. AJ Odudu and Will Best will be back at the helm of the hit reality show, which was rebooted by ITV last year.The official line-up for the 2025 series is yet to be confirmed, but stars rumoured to be taking part include Patsy Palmer, Jack P Shepherd, Chris Hughes and Ella Rae Wise. Over the years, we've watched dozens of celebrities enter the CBB house, but there's only been 23 stars who have walked away as a winner.

J. Kim Murphy After more than a decade in development, “A Minecraft Movie” has dug deep and struck box office diamonds. Warner Bros.

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, or the fact that people don't like to be reminded that women are, in fact, humans with breasts, but there was a time when exposing your black bra—or any bra—for fun was considered the pinnacle of .Doing so still might elicit judgement in questionable settings (some critics thought it best to for cosmos with the girls and button up for ) but, for the most part, exposed undergarments aren't scandalous anymore but actually quite stylish, a point of view that's been cosigned by thinking-women designers like Miuccia Prada, whose Miu Miu and Prada “bra dresses” by and Scarlett Johansson. We regularly see tiny bandeaus under sheer tops.

Real Housewives of Cheshire star Tanya Bardsley has unveiled a stunning new look following a recent cosmetic procedure, leaving fans in awe of her transformation.The 43 year old opened up on what she done to her face after her shock surgery and perimenopause hell. In an exclusive chat, Tanya opened up that she recently went under the knife for a half-mid facelift and was shocked by the surgeon found.

Emmerdale's Amy Walsh enjoyed a night out with her ex-castmates Natalie Ann Jamieson and Roxy Shahidi, who had their characters dramatically killed off from the show in February. Valentine's Day was anything but romantic in the Dales when a limousine accident brought tragedy to the village.The limo, filled with the show's female characters, was involved in a crash that resulted in three heartbreaking deaths.

Agence-France Presse “he had been ill for a while”.The duo’s France-based manager, Yannick Tardy, who had spoken to Mariam by phone, said Amadou had been taken to a clinic after feeling fatigued and had died later that day, per the Guardian.Amadou and his wife, Mariam Doumbia, formed the group Amadou & Marium after meeting in 1976, when Amadou was 21 and Mariam 18, at the Institute for the young blind in the Malian capital, Bamako.He had lost his eyesight at the age of 16, while Mariam became blind at age five as a consequence of untreated measles. Upon meeting, they discovered that they had similar tastes in music and began touring together in the 1980s.Their music blended traditional west African instruments such as the kora and balafon with the mainstream rock, soul and pop influences they grew up on, such as Pink Floyd and James Brown.After producing music and touring for decades, they saw international success with their 2004 album ‘Dimanche à Bamako’ and its title track.