The action filmmaker moved fast — and got creative — to shoot the movie in half the days of his previous movie, ‘The Fall Guy,’ all with an injured leading man.

JoBe Cerny, best known for voicing the Pillsbury Doughboy, as well as live-action work in movies like “My Best Friend’s Wedding” and “Legally Blonde 2,” has died. He was 78. Cerny died Oct. 30, his family announced. An immediate cause of death was not made public. Born Dec. 5, 1947, in Cicero, Illinois, to Joe and Bea Cerny, he got his distinctive name by combining his parents’ first names. He attended Morton East High School before earning a bachelor’s degree in speech and drama from Valparaiso University and a master’s degree in theater from Northwestern University. Cerny joined The Second City in the 1970s as a member of both its Mainstage and National Touring Company. For more than 30 years, he also owned and operated Cerny/American Creative Recording Studio in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, where he worked on thousands of recording projects, from commercials and audiobooks to feature films. Over his decades-long career, Cerny appeared in films including “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” “Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde” and “Road to Perdition.” He also served as casting director for “The Word of Promise,” a 98-hour audio production of the Bible featuring Jim Caviezel as Jesus, Marisa Tomei as Mary…

Hunter Biden is taking aim at President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance in a fiery social media post following the November elections. The son of former President Joe Biden shared an eight-slide Instagram statement criticizing the Trump administration’s handling of the war with Iran and arguing that the election results sent a message to the president. Hunter also urged Republicans to take action against Trump, insisting that the country cannot afford to wait for the next presidential election. Hunter Biden Reacts to J.D. Vance’s Comments About Iran Hunter Biden called for a Republican Party that puts constitutional principles ahead of loyalty. BY: MEGA Hunter began his lengthy statement by addressing a recent post from Vance on X. “I read JD Vance’s post on X yesterday and at first I was shocked,” he wrote. Hunter claimed the vice president had effectively acknowledged that the administration made a mistake by entering the war with Iran. “I can’t think of a sitting VP breaking with his President this publicly in my lifetime,” he continued. Although Hunter initially agreed with J.D.’s apparent call to end the conflict, he suggested the vice president’s comments overlooked a larger issue. “It’s hard to disagree with…

It’s time to head back to Middle-earth, but with so much happening in “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” Season 2 it could be worth a bit of a refresh. The second season of the show watched Sauron get serious about forging his many titular rings of power, all while kicking off his war with the elves. Galadriel, Elrond and the rest all prepared for major battles across the map while deep in the East, The Stranger met an iconic J.R.R. Tolkien character and learned a lot more about himself. The Prime Video series crammed a whole lot into just 8 episodes and with the third season finally here, it can be worth sprucing up the knowledge of what happened and how we all got to where we were before the new time jump. Here’s what to remember before diving into “Rings of Power” Season 3. The Battle of Eregion Much of the season was building up and then paying off The Battle of Eregion — one of the first major bouts in the war between Sauron and the elves. The orcs show up to besiege the elven city all while Sauron, disguised as Annatar, continues to…

“You’re the Worst” got removed from Hulu and the show’s creator was not happy. Stephen Falk took to social media Tuesday with a message to fans of the beloved 2014 FX series after learning that “You’re the Worst” had been removed from Hulu. He promised to get to the bottom of it and appeared baffled that he hadn’t been told the show was leaving ahead of time. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Stephen Falk (@stephenfalk) “In case you’ve ever wondered how ‘close’ and ‘tuned in’ and ‘in communication with’ television creators are to the decision makers, the answer is: I just found out that ‘You’re The Worst’ left Hulu, well, today,” Falk wrote. “I don’t know why or what happens next but for those who have reached out to complain or commiserate, I feel you. I will try to find out any information I can.” “You’re the Worst” starred Aya Cash, Chris Geere, Desmin Borges and Kether Donohue and followed a group of messy people navigating the dating scene in Los Angeles. With a healthy dose of cynicism mixed into its romantic comedy sensibility, the series struck a balance between the two genres. The series was…

Donald Trump Jr. is defending convicted rapist Russell Brand. The president’s son slammed the prosecution after Brand received a 10-and-a-half-year prison sentence for three counts of sexual assault and one count of r— on November 9. “He was convicted with no forensic evidence, no DNA, no police report from the time, now decades old, dating back to 1999,” Trump claimed on the November 10 episode of his “Triggered” podcast. ‘No One Seemed to Have a Problem’ Don Jr., who appears to be very high, thinks that Russel Brand was unfairly sentenced for 10 years. He thinks the rape charges are BS because the allegations date to the 90s. He says they charged him because he’s a conservative. Sounds familiar? pic.twitter.com/mAkkpjcq3e— Reggie B. (@reggiebblue) November 10, 2026 Donald Trump Jr. opened up on his podcast. BY: @REGGIEBBLUE/X Donald Trump Jr. claimed ‘no forensic evidence’ was involved in the trial. BY: MEGA The court heard from six women over the course of four weeks about alleged incidents with Brand between 1999 and 2009.  “So almost 27 years later,” Trump continued. “So when he was married to Katy Perry and was one of the most famous actors in the world, no one seemed…

Christina Applegate has a new theory about what could be causing her worsening health problems. The actress suspects her b—– implants may be leaking and potentially contributing to the MS-like symptoms that have left her searching for answers. Christina Applegate Questions Whether B—– Implants Are Leaking Christina Applegate said she has worried her implants could be ‘leaking and poisoning’ her. BY: MEGA During Tuesday’s episode of her “MeSsy” podcast, which she co-hosts with Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Applegate opened up about her concerns surrounding the implants she received following her b—– cancer diagnosis. “I had my double mastectomy in 2008 and I am way overdue for having them replaced,” she explained. “And I swear over the last five years or whatever, I’ve thought, ‘What if they’re leaking and poisoning me?’” the actress added. Applegate also mentioned that she had come across research suggesting symptoms associated with leaking b—– implants could resemble those of multiple sclerosis. “So, that’s one that I will be looking into, because it’s something I’ve thought about,” she added. Christina Applegate Underwent Double Mastectomy in 2008 Christina Applegate underwent a double mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008. BY: MEGA Applegate had a double mastectomy after being…

Kelly Ripa shared that she resonates with one particularly grumpy childhood character. During the Tuesday, November 10, episode of Live With Kelly and Mark, Ripa, 56, hilariously compared herself to the beloved Sesame Street character Oscar the Grouch while she and her husband turned co-host, Mark Consuelos, celebrated the popular children’s show’s anniversary. ‘Sesame Street’ Celebrated Its 57th Anniversary on November 10 Kelly Ripa shared that coming up with the famous TV show’s name wasn’t easy. BY: LIVE WITH KELLY AND MARK “There’s a lot to celebrate today,” Ripa said. “Today is the official birthday of Sesame Street. November 10, 1969, on PBS, Sesame Street debuted.” The morning TV veteran went on to share a fun fact about the show’s name, explaining that coming up with the title took a while. “Coming up with the name wasn’t easy,” she shared. “The team struggled to agree on a name. Writers were asked to submit ideas and about 50 titles ended up on the page. Sesame Street was chosen simply because it was the least objectionable.” Consuelos, 55, jumped in, “I would love to know the other options. Do they have any of those?” he wondered. ‘I Got to Be on ‘Sesame…

“I got arrested. I mean, the shame, that was due to me,” the former child star exclusively told Page Six in an interview about his first arrest.

Jennifer Welch’s book isn’t going anywhere at Barnes & Noble amid the growing controversy surrounding her comments about Charlie Kirk’s assassination … TMZ has learned. A spokesperson for Barnes & Noble tells TMZ … the retailer plans to…

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy could have put American secrets at risk … or it may have been the perfect opportunity to turn the tables on China. Former CIA and State Department official Nicholas Eftimiades joined…

The Associated Press plans to eliminate eight union photo editing positions in the United States and relocate the work with new hires in India, a move the News Media Guild and AP News Guild say violates the news agency’s labor contract. The cuts are the latest step in AP’s effort to consolidate photo and video production in India, where it is expanding operations while reducing its U.S. workforce. The union, which was notified Monday, is seeking an arbitrator’s ruling to challenge the offshoring plan. “AP is at it again,” AP News Guild wrote in an X post on Tuesday. “The News Media Guild learned Monday that AP will offshore eight photo positions after already gutting its U.S. video production team. These highly experienced editors are key to our visual journalism’s speed and accuracy. This clear union busting is outrageous.” In a statement obtained by TheWrap, an Associated Press spokesperson defended the move as respecting and following the collective bargaining agreement. “This is part of the changes we announced over the summer to significantly scale our visual production capabilities at our new hub in Noida, India, where we have added dozens of talented journalists to our global news organization,” the spokesperson…

The comedian reported to London for a nearly four-week trial on Oct. 12.

Angus Sutherland will lead STX Entertainment as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately, assuming all of Peter Coleman’s day-to-day responsibilities while continuing as COO of Film Finances, the company announced Tuesday. Peter Coleman has stepped down as CEO. The company is thankful for both Coleman’s leadership and contributions to the upcoming slate. Sutherland brings more than two decades of experience across development, acquisitions, financing, production and international sales, with deep expertise in production finance and oversight. At Film Finances, he works with producers, production companies and financiers worldwide on independent film and television projects, from financing through delivery. He previously served as President of Artesian Wells Pictures, where he launched and ran Omar Sy’s U.S. production company. He has also worked as a producer and held executive roles at New Republic Pictures and MadRiver Pictures, helping build New Republic’s slate, which included Sam Mendes’s Oscar-winning “1917.” STX Entertainment has built its name on star-driven independent films like “Bad Moms,” “Hustlers,” “The Gentlemen,” “I Feel Pretty,” “21 Bridges,” “Countdown,” and the “Greenland” franchise. Building on that foundation, STX continues to expand its slate, with a focus on original features, franchise opportunities, and collaborations with leading filmmakers and production partners. STX’s upcoming true-crime…

The family business of Ole Miss student Alaina Kunes, who was allegedly caught making racist gestures in a viral video, is facing a lawsuit over alleged racism by its employees at their business … TMZ has learned. Per court docs obtained by TMZ,…

Anna Paulina Luna says Dave Chappelle’s jokes about Charlie Kirk after he was murdered on a college campus are in bad taste and just straight up not funny … even though she admits she usually likes his stand-up. Jacob caught up with the…

Shimmering golds are trending, just in time for the holiday season—but what is a cool-tone devotee to do?

Thomas Markle cut off his ankle monitor in the early morning hours Tuesday … the Department of Justice says. According to the federal agency — cited by the Associated Press — Markle cut off the ankle monitor just before 2 AM. It’s not…

Dustin Hoffman once had a real Mrs. Robinson in his life. But whereas his character drove off into the sunset in The Graduate, Hoffman’s own affair with a married woman almost took a deadly turn…

Johnson, who is partnered with Harry Shum Jr., said the injury happened during camera blocking on Monday night.

The Second City alum also guided dozens of Hollywood stars in an expansive audio production of the Bible called ‘The Word of Promise.’

Heather Boyd chatted with “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real to catch up on all things “Double Lives of Suburban Wives” since the first season of the TLC show wrapped. We chatted with her about where she and her family stand now after becoming reality TV stars, and she also dished to us…

Being a fan of Prime Video’s “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” is a messy experience. At its best, the show delivers an unparalleled level of high fantasy spectacle on TV, with some of the most grand vistas and thrilling battle scenes at a massive scale while doing some fascinating things with the iconic characters of J. R. R. Tolkien’s Legendarium. And yet, the show has been plagued by the addition of unnecessary and distracting mysteries regarding character identities, as well as an often poorly-paced narrative that simultaneously drags and rushes through its millennia-spanning epic tale. Season 3 fixes some of the show’s biggest issues with a more focused outing that fully understands the focus of the show is none other than Sauron. There are no Harfoots, no more guessing who a character is. The season wastes no time to reveal the identity of the Dark Wizard from last season, to show and name the Nazgnagôl. Though we still follow multiple storylines and “Rings of Power” suffers a bit from trying to cram too much story in a limited number of episodes, the narrative is much stronger because it focuses every storyline on the rings. Jumping forward…

The professional dancer chats with THR about his season 35 journey with the actress, their behind-the-scenes cross-country travel schedule and what he learned from working with Stiles.

The English band expressed their absence “takes nothing away” from what the recognition means to them.

The 82-year-old, who is in a wheelchair and has dementia, was allowed to remain out of custody as he awaits trial.

She told the story during an episode of her podcast on Tuesday.

Ahead of the Ron Howard-directed Richard Avedon documentary, we share a 1967 an editorial from the archive that’s worth jumping up and down about.

In ET’s first look at ‘Sister Wives,’ Christine Brown Woolley and her former sister wife, Janelle Brown, open up about their feelings regarding polygamy after leaving their plural marriage to Kody Brown, while sitting around the campfire with their families. After Christine shared husband David’s concerns about the practice, Janelle gets a bit defensive. She explains, it upsets her when outsiders pass judgment based on stereotypes. See where the conversation leads when ‘Sister Wives’ airs, Sundays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on TLC. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQwITQ__CeH2Y_7g2xeiNDa0vQsROQQgv

“Backrooms” director Kane Parsons has made his stance on AI very clear, calling himself “anti-AI.” The 21-year-old California native explained his stance on artificial intelligence in a wide-ranging interview published Tuesday by IndieWire. During his conversation with the outlet, Parsons passionately pushed back against the narrative that up-and-coming artists need to adopt AI tools if they do not want to get left behind in Hollywood and other creative industries. “If you want to put me in one camp, I’m anti-AI, especially when it comes to art,” Parsons said. “I like the amount of struggle that I endure on my work. I don’t want it to be much harder. I don’t want it to be much easier. I don’t want to create some big narrative out of, like, ‘Gen Z director is championing an anti-AI stance.’” “At the same time, I don’t agree with the argument that goes, ‘Oh, I have to have a seat at the table, so I’m gonna use these tools because I don’t want to be boxed out.’ No, you don’t need to do that,” he explained. “No artist friend of mine wants anything to do with generative tools.” Parsons, who confirmed that he lives near “a…