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Djimon Hounsou is a remarkably captivating actor who often steals scenes, even when he’s not the main character. Despite giving strong performances in films like ‘Gladiator’ and ‘Blood Diamond,’ he hasn’t often been cast as the lead in big-budget movies. Hollywood tends to give him supporting roles – the dependable friend or the wise, powerful figure – instead of letting him be the hero. This is a missed opportunity, as he consistently makes every film he’s in better, and audiences are eager to see a movie where he truly takes center stage.

Things started looking up for superhero movies with Richard Donner’s Superman, which proved these characters could be both emotionally engaging and visually spectacular. But the road to success wasn’t easy, as shown by a disappointing Captain America movie in the 90s and the widely criticized Batman & Robin. The genre began to falter again until Sam Raimi, a horror director with a long-time love for Spider-Man, took on the challenge.

Timothée Chalamet recently shared that seeing Heath Ledger’s performance as the Joker in The Dark Knight when he was thirteen is what made him want to become an actor. He acknowledged that it might seem unusual to name a blockbuster rather than a classic film like Citizen Kane as his biggest influence, but he believes The Dark Knight was a truly defining movie for his generation.

Originally from Perth, Australia, Heath Ledger started his acting career in independent films down under before moving to the United States in the late 1990s. He quickly gained recognition, starring in the popular 1999 teen movie 10 Things I Hate About You, which made him a well-known face and set the stage for a very successful career. Interestingly, despite becoming so involved in film, Ledger often mentioned that his parents were initially quite restrictive about the movies and shows he was allowed to watch growing up.

This action-packed movie tells the story of the Bride, played by Uma Thurman, as she seeks revenge on the group of assassins who wronged her. It’s a visually stunning film that pays homage to classic kung-fu movies from the late 1900s, known for their dramatic fights and over-the-top action.

For the past thirty years, he’s become incredibly popular worldwide thanks to his distinctive style, showcased in films like the Kill Bill series and his 2019 movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. He’s known for working with top actors like Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, and for his movies’ clever writing and carefully chosen music.

Justin Bieber returned to the #Grammys stage on Sunday for the first time in two years, performing his song “Yukon” in a minimalist look – just gym shorts!

Okay, so I just saw that Ciara Miller from “Summer House” is going to be at the 2026 GRAMMYs! I’m already anticipating some seriously great red carpet looks – she always brings it. I can’t wait to see what she wears!

The latest preview of the upcoming film shows Anne Hathaway’s character, Andy Sachs, reconnecting with Emily (played by Emily Blunt). The two used to work together at Runway magazine, and it’s clear from their meeting that while time has passed, their old relationship hasn’t completely faded. In one scene, Emily acknowledges Andy’s development, telling her, “You’ve changed. You’re much more confident.” But in classic fashion, she quickly adds with a playful jab, “You kept those eyebrows, though, didn’t you?”

In the book You Gotta See This, Uma Thurman discussed her admiration for Meryl Streep. She explained that she’d long hoped to work with Streep, and that dream came true in 2005 when they starred together in the film Prime. Thurman considered this a particularly meaningful moment in her career.