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Today is Adam Sandler’s birthday! This versatile comedian, who turns 58 today, has been making us laugh for decades. With an impressive repertoire of skills, he has kept audiences entertained, transitioning from his early slapstick comedies to critically acclaimed dramatic roles more recently. Starting with his successful stint on Saturday Night Live in the early ’90s, Sandler’s film career took off, with beloved movies like Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, and The Waterboy. His side-splitting performances have earned him a place in many homes around the globe, thanks to his distinctive humor style.

In Netflix’s period drama, The Piano Lesson, Ray Fisher not only charmed audiences on screen but also gave a performance that is generating some initial Academy Award speculation. This role seemed to provide a refreshing change for Fisher, who has been embroiled in controversy over the past few years.

As a die-hard fan, I’m absolutely thrilled and can hardly contain my excitement as Amy Adams prepares to unveil her latest masterpiece, Nightbitch, set to grace our screens this coming December! What makes this anticipation even more intense is the exclusive sneak peek I got at the Toronto Film Festival, where Amy herself opened up about her hopes for the film and her reflections on life, having celebrated her 50th birthday just last month.

This weekend, Emily Blunt, John Krasinski, along with their daughters Hazel (aged 10) and Violet (aged 7), attended the US Open Women’s final. On September 7th, they made their way to the Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City to see Aryna Sabalenka and Jessica Pegula compete for the championship title.

As a lifestyle connoisseur, I’m thrilled to share that the Creative Arts Emmy Awards have commenced at the Peacock Theater in sunny Los Angeles! In an incredible turn of events, the remarkable Angela Bassett has secured her first-ever Emmy award. This triumph comes under the category of Outstanding Narrator, which she earned for her exceptional work on the National Geographic documentary titled Queens. It’s a truly inspiring moment to witness such talent being recognized!

Jennifer Lopez is absolutely thrilled about her upcoming movie, Unstoppable, and can hardly contain her excitement to present it to viewers. Yesterday, on September 7th, the actress shared some exclusive glimpses from the Toronto International Film Festival’s premiere of her film, Unstoppable, which took place the night before, on Instagram.

Selma Blair is obsessed with two of the classic films of all times. While in conversation with People Magazine, Blair revealed that if Legally Blonde and Cruel Intentions were on the screen, she wouldn’t skip them for the world.

Actress Dakota Johnson, known for her role in ‘Madame Web’, has stepped into the director’s chair for the first time with the film ‘Loser Baby’. This upcoming production will have its premiere at this year’s Toronto Film Festival. In an interview with Deadline’s TIFF studio, she spoke about her experience as a new director and expressed her enjoyment and ease during the process: “I truly enjoyed making it, and it seemed incredibly instinctive and effortless to me.

Michael Keaton cherishes every moment he spends with his grandkids, River and Maggie, whom he deeply admires. During an interview for his newest project, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” the actor shared some insights into these precious family moments.

Juliette Binoche had a few words of appreciation for her The Return co-actor, Ralph Fiennes, who was not in attendance during the world premiere of the Toronto Film Festival on Saturday, September 7. The actress mentioned about their bond while speaking of him.