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Doubleplusgood: Andrew Garfield, Cynthia Erivo, Tom Hardy to voice Audible’s ‘1984’

Tuesday, January 9 by ABC News

George Orwell's dystopian classic will be reaching a new audience, with Audible's star-studded adaptation of 1984. Oscar nominees Andrew Garfield, Tom Hardy and Cynthia Erivo lend their voices to the project, which will also star the voices of What We Do... Read More.

Lindsay Lohan attends ‘Mean Girls’ premiere 20 years after original film’s release

Tuesday, January 9 by ABC News

Lindsay Lohan must have felt a strong sense of déjà vu as she attended the premiere of the new Mean Girls movie 20 years after the original film's release. The Parent Trap actress stepped out at AMC Lincoln Square theater in New York City on... Read More.

This is the way…to the movies: Lucasfilm announces ‘The Mandalorian & Grogu’ feature film

Tuesday, January 9 by ABC News

In a surprise announcement on Tuesday, Lucasfilm confirmed the rumors that the next chapter of the Emmy-winning Star Wars series The Mandalorian will indeed unfold on the big screen, not Disney+. The Mandalorian & Grogu will begin production in 2024, directed by Mando creator, writer... Read More.

‘Only’ friends? Martin Short and ‘Only Murders’ co-star Meryl Streep spark dating rumors

Tuesday, January 9 by ABC News

Rumors Martin Short is romantically involved with his Only Murders in the Building co-star Meryl Streep haven't gotten the requisite headlines of other supposed celebrity couplings — perhaps because they're stars of a certain age — but there's apparently a Read More.

Josh Hutcherson was “absolutely” surprised at ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ success, talks sequel

Tuesday, January 9 by ABC News

One of the biggest box office surprises of 2023 was the video game adaptation Five Nights at Freddy's — and apparently one of those who was shocked was its main star, Josh Hutcherson. In the modestly budgeted thriller, The Hunger Games franchise vet played a troubled security... Read More.

‘Poor Things’ and ‘Spider-Man’ actor Willem Dafoe honored with Walk of Fame star

Tuesday, January 9 by ABC News

Willem Dafoe, famous for his work in such films as The Lighthouse, Spider-Man and Poor Things, has received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Dafoe was honored during a ceremony on Hollywood Boulevard on Monday, January 8. In a speech, the actor said... Read More.

In Brief: Globes ratings jump 50%; ‘Queer Eye’ season 8 trailer drops, and more

Tuesday, January 9 by ABC News

The Fab Five are back as Netflix's Queer Eye returns for its eighth season. A new trailer shows Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Jonathan Van Ness and Bobby Berk heading back to New Orleans, offering physical and emotional makeovers... Read More.

Vincent D’Onofrio on returning as Kingpin in Marvel Studios’ new ‘Echo’, and ‘Daredevil: Born Again’

Tuesday, January 9 by ABC News

All five episodes of Marvel Studios' Echo have debuted on Disney+. The show, Marvel's first mature-rated series, spins off Hawkeye's Maya Lopez/Echo, played by Alaqua Cox. Also returning is Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk/Kingpin, who as is established in Hawkeye, acted as an uncle to... Read More.

“It hurts”: Jo Koy talks Golden Globes monologue criticism, “flat” Taylor Swift joke

Monday, January 8 by ABC News

Golden Globes host Jo Koy is explaining himself after a joke about Taylor Swift appeared to fall flat during the broadcast. Critics pointed out it wasn't the only joke of the night that didn't land. "I'd be lying [if I said] it doesn't hurt," Read More.

Production starts on final season of ‘Stranger Things’

Monday, January 8 by ABC News

They’re going back to Hawkins one last time. Production on the fifth and final season of Stranger Things officially started on Monday. Netflix and the official Stranger Things social media accounts posted a black-and-white photo of the cast gathered for their final first table read to... Read More.

Christopher Nolan’s staying off his Peloton “for a little while” after ‘Tenet’ diss

Monday, January 8 by ABC News

After his Oppenheimer became the big winner in Sunday night's Golden Globes telecast, Christopher Nolan was asked the question many people really wanted the answer to: has he taken another Peloton class? As reported, Nolan recently revealed he saddled up for a class back in... Read More.

Jodie Foster can’t even with Gen Z workers

Monday, January 8 by ABC News

Jodie Foster has been working on camera since she was 3 years old — and maybe that's why, at 61, the two-time Oscar winner has a bone to pick with the work ethic of today's young people. To The Guardian, the... Read More.

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Doubleplusgood: Andrew Garfield, Cynthia Erivo, Tom Hardy to voice Audible’s ‘1984’

Lindsay Lohan attends ‘Mean Girls’ premiere 20 years after original film’s release

This is the way…to the movies: Lucasfilm announces ‘The Mandalorian & Grogu’ feature film

‘Only’ friends? Martin Short and ‘Only Murders’ co-star Meryl Streep spark dating rumors

Josh Hutcherson was “absolutely” surprised at ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ success, talks sequel

‘Poor Things’ and ‘Spider-Man’ actor Willem Dafoe honored with Walk of Fame star

In Brief: Globes ratings jump 50%; ‘Queer Eye’ season 8 trailer drops, and more

Vincent D’Onofrio on returning as Kingpin in Marvel Studios’ new ‘Echo’, and ‘Daredevil: Born Again’

“It hurts”: Jo Koy talks Golden Globes monologue criticism, “flat” Taylor Swift joke

Production starts on final season of ‘Stranger Things’

Christopher Nolan’s staying off his Peloton “for a little while” after ‘Tenet’ diss

Jodie Foster can’t even with Gen Z workers

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