Hilary Duff, known for her role in “Lizzie McGuire,” told Page Six what it was like working with Jennifer Coolidge, who famously played the villainous stepmother Fiona in a recent version of Cinderella.
According to the Daily Mail, the event took place at Cafe Cluny in New York City on Monday, December 1st.
James Cameron directed the movie and co-wrote the screenplay with Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver. Josh Friedman and Shane Salerno also contributed to the story. The film features many returning actors from previous installments, including Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, and Stephen Lang, as well as other familiar faces from throughout the series.
Lin is producing the film through his production company, Perfect Storm Entertainment. Hutch Parker will also produce, alongside Asad Qizilbash and Carter Swan from PlayStation Productions. Gary Dauberman, known for his work on movies like It and Annabelle, wrote the screenplay.
Netflix made an offer, primarily in cash, and sources suggest a deal could be finalized within the next few weeks.
BTS fans will be able to watch the new travel series ‘Are You Sure?!’ starting December 3rd. The show features Jimin and Jungkook taking a trip to several places before they begin their mandatory military service. It’s a chance to see a more personal side of the two stars and their friendship as they enjoy activities like camping and canoeing. This unscripted series is a relaxing and casual way to see the globally famous band members.
Geo-blocks are restrictions based on where you are in the world. Streaming services and movie companies often have different licensing agreements for different countries. This means a movie you can watch in one country might not be available in another. In fact, research shows that over 40% of popular movies change availability depending on your location. You might find a film you want to watch, click to play it, and then discover it’s not available in your region.
Starting December 1st, you can once again experience the compelling world of 1960s advertising with ‘Mad Men’. The award-winning series centers on Don Draper, a talented but enigmatic creative director, as he deals with challenges at work and in his personal life at the Sterling Cooper agency. The show captures the shifting values of the 1960s while offering a close look at the lives of those working in advertising. Viewers will see how the advertising industry changed during this era, and how the show’s unforgettable characters grew and faced setbacks.
Kanye West sparked widespread criticism after appearing on TMZ Live and suggesting slavery wasn’t entirely forced, but more of a mental state. He described 400 years of servitude as a form of mental imprisonment. This statement was quickly condemned by historians and activists who pointed out the horrific realities of slavery and the violence it involved. Many fans were deeply offended, feeling he minimized the suffering of enslaved people to express a personal idea.
A new documentary series premieres on December 3rd, revealing disturbing truths about a religious group called the Jesus Army. The program explores the group’s past and investigates claims of abuse. Through interviews with former members, it shares shocking personal stories of life inside the organization and how leaders allegedly controlled and manipulated followers for years.