Courteney Cox made a rare appearance at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival to premiere ‘Evil Genius,’ her second feature film as a director.
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Jim Curtis revealed how his romance with Jennifer Aniston grew from friendship.
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Trump biographer Michael Wolff says Pentagon insiders and senior White House staff want Pete Hegseth fired, but Trump remains in the secretary’s camp.
British comedian Diane Morgan is returning as mockumentarian Philomena Cunk — and this time, she is turning her attention to the silver screen. On Monday, the BBC unveiled the first look at Morgan and Charlie Brooker’s latest faux documentary, “Cunk on Cinema.” Touted as Cunk’s “most glamorous series to date,” the new three-part doc will follow Morgan’s obtuse interviewer as she investigates global culture’s “love affair with movies” by speaking with a wide array of contemporary filmmaking voices. Among the Hollywood figures featured in “Cunk on Cinema” are Michael Bay (“Transformers”), Benedict Cumberbatch (“Doctor Strange”), composer Daniel Pemberton (“Project Hail…
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