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James Franco has opened up about the breakdown of his relationship with long-time collaborator Seth Rogen.The pair first met while starring in the 1999 teen comedy-drama series Freaks and Geeks and went on to make a number of hit movie together, including 2008’s Pineapple Express, 2014’s The Interview and 2017’s The Disaster Artist.However, in 2018, after Franco admitted to sleeping with students at his acting school, Rogen publicly distanced himself.In a new interview with Variety, Franco said the pair are no longer in contact, and that their friendship is seemingly “over”.“I haven’t talked to Seth,” he said. “I love Seth, we had 20 great years together, but I guess it’s over.

Stevie Nicks has praised Chappell Roan for setting boundaries and putting her health before the demands of her fans and touring schedule.In a rare interview for Rolling Stone, the former Fleetwood Mac artist said that she empathised with how intensive Roan’s touring schedule has been since her meteoric rise, as well as how she refused to burn herself out to please her fans.Roan recently shared that she’d been diagnosed with “severe depression”, which she attributed to her rapid rise to fame, telling the Guardian that normal activities like going to the park now require her to “book security” and consider “how do I do this in a safe way where I’m not going to be stalked or harassed?”She also had to pull out of her planned performances at All Things Go Festival in New York City and Washington, D.C, to prioritise her health.Now, Nicks has defended the star. The topic of Roan came up when the interviewer remarked that Nicks must have been glad Fleetwood Mac came up in a pre-social media age and that nowadays, modern pop stars can often struggle with it.“Evidently she likes my music a lot,” Nicks said.

Stevie Nicks has shared her idea for a second season of Daisy Jones & The Six.In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the iconic Fleetwood Mac singer reflected on the ending of the Amazon Prime Video series, which saw Sam Claflin’s Billy Dunne reunite with Riley Keough‘s Daisy after being encouraged by his wife to give his former bandmate a call after she passes away.Though the series was intentionally left open-ended, Nicks was keen to suggest where the story could go if the show were to return for a second season.“I wish that it could go into what if … had Billy come back after Billy’s wife died and knocked on her door, and they decided to make that last record that I always hoped that Lindsey and I would make. That would make a fantastic second season,” Nicks said.The singer also revealed that she shared her thoughts with Keough and Reese Witherspoon, who executive produced the show.

Stephen King has revealed his favourite horror movie of all time in a new essay.Writing for Variety, the author gave two honourable mentions before naming, what he believes to be, the scariest movie ever made.“I thought deeply about this question, perhaps more deeply than the subject — my scariest horror movie — deserves… but then, I’ve seen a lot of horror movies, so maybe it’s a valid Q,” he began the essay.“My conclusion is that the ‘scariest’ varies according to the viewer’s age. As a kid of 16, the scariest movie was The Haunting (directed by Robert Wise).

Liam Payne, has been affected by her decision to leave the singer two days prior to his death.The solo artist and former One Direction member died on Wednesday (October 16), following a fatal fall from a third-floor balcony at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The Argentine prosecutor’s office has revealed that the 31-year-old’s cause of death was due to multiple traumas and internal and external bleeding.Cassidy previously paid tribute to her boyfriend in an Instagram story in which she wrote: “Thank you for all of the kind words and love that has been sent my way. I have been at a complete loss.

Grateful Dead, has died at the age of 84.The musician’s death was confirmed in a statement on social media, which shared that he “passed peacefully” today (October 25).“He was surrounded by his family and full of love. Phil brought immense joy to everyone around him and leaves behind a legacy of music and love.

Megan Thee Stallion and Spiritbox have joined forces again for a fierce new track, ‘TYG’ – check it out below.Appearing on Stallion’s new deluxe album ‘MEGAN: Act II’, the rapper and metal band have seemingly fused styles to create a feisty trap-metal track.The pair previously linked up for a rock remix of Stallion’s 2023 single ‘Cobra’.Check out ‘TYG’ below:‘TYG’ is one of several big-name collaborations on Stallion’s new album. Flo Milli appears on the song ‘Roc Steady’ and ‘Act II’ also features a remix of her hit track ‘Mamushi’ featuring K-pop girl group TWICE.

Tool have announced Live in the Sand, their very own festival which will commence next year, and have revealed the line-up.Live in the Sand is set to be a three-day destination festival that will take place in the Dominican Republic and will include a five-star all-inclusive luxury experience at the Hard Rock and Royalton Resorts in Punta Cana from March 7-9 2025.Tool will be headlining the Caribbean music bash with the likes of Primus, Mastodon, Coheed and Cambria, Eagles of Death Metal, King’s X, Fishbone, Wheel, CKY, Moon Walker also set to perform throughout the weekend.A ticket pre-sale will be available for fans who are members of the Tool Army (fan club) for an exclusive 24-hour window beginning on Tuesday (October 29) at 10am PT (1pm EDT, 6pm BST). General ticket sales will commence on Wednesday (October 30) at 10am PT (1pm EDT, 6pm BST).

Giggs and Quavo have teamed up on the new track ‘Big In Da Game’ which marks the debut single on KidSuper Records.Colm Dillane, the founder and designer of the KidSuper fashion label has now branched out into music, creating KidSuper records – the company’s own record label. ‘Big In Da Game’ is the first single to be released under the music label and sees the Atlanta rapper and the Britsh rapper collab on an amped-up track while spitting: “Excuse me, you sound stupid, I’ll excuse your ignorance / We shoot up, run through predicaments / You think me and you’s equivalent / Make two moves, then choose my dividends.” The song had its debut at the KidSuper Autumn/winter 2024 ‘STRING THEORY’ show during Paris Fashion Week. Directed and produced by KidSuper Studios, the song’s accompanying music video features Dillane, Quavo and Giggs in a Peaky Blinders and Snatch-inspired cinematic clip.Speaking about the track in a press release, Giggs said: “Really excited to share with the world this cool collaboration, blending different worlds.

It sounds like Patrick Dempsey might be making his return to the Scream franchise!

Pete Davidson is looking great in his first public appearance since checking into a wellness facility for his mental health.

Jake Pavelka was the lead of The Bachelor‘s 14th season back in 2010 and now he’s giving an update on his love life, 14 years after the show.

Rihanna is hitting the town with friends!

Brooks Nader and Gleb Savchenko‘s brief romance has come to an end.

Helen Mirren made an unexpected comment about the loss of Kurt Cobain.

Sir Billy Connolly has spoken out about his life, insisting he's "not dead or broken" and is enjoying his retirement in the US.

Rangers flop Pedro Caixinha is reportedly in contention to land the top job at Brazilian state champions Gremio.

Pedro Martinez Losa has urged the Tartan Army to back his team at Easter Road on Tuesday night as they look to make it to the European Championships this summer.

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor Regular moviegoers — and even some Academy members — often believe that directing an animated feature means standing over an artist’s shoulder and simply saying, “Draw this.” But the six directors selected for Variety’s third annual Pixels and Pencils series at this year’s SCAD Savannah Film Festival — Josh Cooley (“Transformers One”), Adam Elliot (“Memoir of a Snail”), Kelsey Mann (“Inside Out 2”), Morgan Neville (“Piece by Piece”), Chris Sanders (“The Wild Robot”) and Gints Zilbalodis (“Flow”) — want the industry to see animation directing on par with live-action work. These auteurs reflect on their experiences shaping their films and their challenges in bringing animated stories to life.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large TV journo Jim Spellman says his past life as an indie rock star comes up in some unusual places. A former CNN reporter who’s now a D.C.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic The landscape around presidential endorsements looks a great deal different this year — and may for many cycles to come. After the Los Angeles Times’ owner, Dr.