Anna Faris and Leslie Mann showed off their silly sides in a dance video with their costars while filming their new movie ‘Spa Weekend.’
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“A belt is cheaper than a new personality — and nearly as effective,” he quipped.
The 70-year-old also claimed that Panettiere’s boyfriend Brian Hickerson’s story about the Golden Globe nominee’s timeline of death is “full of holes.”
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“Cult of Kobe” is being produced by Religion of Sports, the Marina Del Rey-based company founded by Tom Brady, Michael Strahan and Gotham Chopra.
Coree Moreno tells ET how he gets Zendaya, Chase Infiniti, and Cynthia Erivo’s hair to stand the test of time.
“This was an amazing summer,” the theater chain’s head of marketing Vikki Neil tells The Hollywood Reporter as it adds a new membership tier.
The frequent creative partners will lead the 12-week program alongside Oscar-winning screenwriter Eric Roth.
The stand-up-comedy giant has huge dreams for his own game, Williams tells The Hollywood Reporter.
“Carolina Caroline” is coming home. The romantic crime drama from director Adam Carter Rehmeier stars Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner as a Bonnie-and-Clyde-type couple on the run, pulling crimes and falling in love along the way. It was one of the best, most underseen movies of the summer, but thankfully it’s coming to home video on Tuesday via video-on-demand and Blu-ray. TheWrap has an exclusive clip from the film. Watch it below, but fair warning… the language is a bit salty. (Don’t play this at full volume in the middle of your office is all.) “Carolina Caroline” had its world…