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PeopleTaylor Swift's Longtime Bass Player Writes Emotional Note About Grueling Eras Tour: 'I've Emerged Changed'
Amos Heller offered rare insight into life behind the scenes, including getting tattoos in Ireland and visiting a watch factory in Switzerland
- INSIDER
The 11 best movies on Netflix you've probably never seen — but should
We have some great options for you if you are looking for a good, under-the-radar movie to watch tonight on Netflix.
- InStyle
Why Lisa Kudrow Struggled to Befriend Her 'Friends' Co-Stars
She revealed it was "hard work" taking their on-screen relationship into real life.
- USA TODAY
Taylor Swift wore the same outfits for nights 1 and 2 of the Eras Tour in Vancouver. Here's why.
Fans took note that the singer-songwriter wore the same outfits two nights in a row. Here is why.
- Entertainment Weekly
Drew Barrymore tells Cynthia Erivo she's been told to 'back off' being 'touchy' with guests: 'People have to warn me'
"I think if we could all be more comfortable with physical touch, I would like that world," Barrymore said.
- The Independent
Marvel fans make same prediction about Chris Evans’ Avengers return
’It feels too quick to do this,’ one frustrated person said
- People
See Beyoncé and Blue Ivy on the “Lion King” Red Carpets 5 Years Apart
The mother-daughter duo continuously brings the heat for Disney, no matter the year
- Country Living
We've Got the Complete 'Yellowstone' Soundtrack and It's Awesome
Here's every song on the Yellow soundtrack from Season 1 to Season 5, including country favorites from Willie Nelson, John Prine, Kacey Musgraves, Jason Isbell and more
- Variety
‘Dune 2’ Golden Globes Box Office Snub Explained: ‘It Wasn’t Submitted,’ Voting Member Says
One of the glaring omissions from Monday’s Golden Globe nominations was that Denis Villeneuve’s epic sequel “Dune: Part Two” was not among the eight films in the best cinematic and box office achievement category. Introduced for 2023’s ceremony where “Barbie” took home the statuette, eligible films must gross more than $150 million with a minimum …
- Digital Spy
Watch the first trailer for 28 Years Later
28 Years Later has released its ominous first trailer that features an unexpected Teletubbies cameo, as well as first looks at Jodie Comer and Ralph Fiennes.
- Cinema Online
Nik Amir Mustapha didn't expect "Imaginur" would win big at FFM33
The filmmaker admits he expected Jin Ong's "Abang Adik" to bag the most wins
- INSIDER
The first trailer for '28 Years Later' is here. Here's everything we know about the '28 Days Later' sequel.
The first trailer for Danny Boyle's "28 Years Later" shows Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer, and Ralph Fiennes in postapocalyptic Britain.
- The Independent
Selena Gomez receives apology from actor for ‘careless comments’
Actor had called Gomez’s performance ‘indefensible’
- Entertainment Weekly
Jennifer Love Hewitt teases “I Know What You Did Last Summer” sequel: 'We're so close, guys!'
Teen slasher "I Know What You Did Last Summer" was released in 1997.
- Yahoo Movies UK
'It's time to admit The Phantom of the Opera is actually a great film'
20 years on, the movie starring Gerard Butler and Emmy Rossum remains a fantastic adaptation of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
- USA TODAY
With the Eras Tour over, what does Taylor Swift have up her sleeve next? What we know
It's always difficult to predict what Taylor Swift will do next, but here's what we're watching.
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Timothee Chalamet talks playing Bob Dylan at biopic's premiere
STORY: :: Timothee Chalamet talks about playing 'iconic' Bob Dylan in 'A Complete Unknown':: December 10, 2024:: Los Angeles, California:: Timothee Chalamet, Actor:: "Bob Dylan's the guy. You know, he's sort of the ultimate and he's one of these names that is iconic to my generation. You know the name. But because he's such an elusive figure and a reclusive figure, we don't, a lot of people my age don't know the music the way you've described, coming up in the theater in New York and revering Pete Seeger and Bob Dylan. And this felt like an opportunity to be a bridge in some way and bring life to this amazing period.":: Searchlight Pictures:: James Mangold, Director:: "He (Chalamet) was the only person I ever thought of for this part. And I, from the moment I engaged on in the movie on like Labor Day and a week later, he was, I was meeting him in Toronto, and he was on board. So, it's been, and that's six years ago, so it was, it's been a long journey together.":: "He (Chalamet) couldn't sing like that when he started. I mean, he could sing, but the way he's singing in this movie took years and playing guitar to accompany himself and harmonica at the same time, pretty effing amazing." The movie is set between 1961 and 1965 and sees Chalamet portray the iconic musician from when he moved to New York as 19-year-old and discovered and conquered the folk scene, to his legendary performance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, where Dylan performed an all-electric set, generating controversy. "A Complete Unknown" hits U.S. cinemas on December 25.
- The Daily Beast
Is That Cillian Murphy as a Zombie in ‘28 Years Later’?
The 28 Days Later zombie franchise has always had a knack for blending tension and horror with mystery, and the newest installment appears to be no exception to the rule. The trailer for 28 Years Later, which dropped Tuesday on YouTube, is leaving fans wondering if Cillian Murphy, the Oscar-winning actor who led the original film as Jim, is making an undead comeback. Fans have been quick to notice the glaring absence of Murphy on the cast list, despite his credits as executive producer.
- The Independent
Daniel Craig says his family found him playing Bond ‘emotionally difficult’
Craig had the longest reign as Bond, playing the spy from 2006 until 2022
- People
Michelle Obama Gives Her “Later Daters” Hot Takes, Including Who Had 'Rusty' Game and Why It's Necessary to 'Kiss a Few Frogs'
"My husband and I, we built a wonderful friendship, and there’s an ease that you feel with a friend," former first lady Michelle Obama said of her husband, former president Barack Obama