Anna Wintour Answers Whether She Appears in ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’
Anna Wintour breaks her silence on a possible cameo in The Devil Wears Prada 2, offering a cryptic response while sharing her updated perspective on the iconic film and its cast.
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Alysa Liu Clears Feelings on Doing ‘Dancing With the Stars’
Olympic champion Alysa Liu addresses rumors about joining Dancing With the Stars, saying “not right now” as she focuses on mental health, skating goals, and life after her Olympic return.
Bradley Cooper in Talks to Write and Direct Ocean’s Eleven Prequel
Bradley Cooper is in early talks to write and direct the Ocean’s Eleven prequel for Warner Bros., with Margot Robbie already set to star in the 1960s set film.
NBC Axes 3 Major TV Shows as Audiences Pivot to YouTube
NBCUniversal ends its first-run syndication era, canceling Access Hollywood and other long-running daytime programs.
Ryan Coogler Comes Clean on Leaving Football for Filmmaking
Ryan Coogler recalls the college writing class that shifted his path from football to filmmaking, a turning point that sparked the career behind Black Panther and Creed.
Rosamund Pike Names Worst Movie That Could Have Ended Her Career
Rosamund Pike recalls how the 2005 film Doom nearly derailed her career, calling the video game adaptation a “catastrophe” and one of the worst movies ever made.
‘Scream 8’ to Have a New Director as Kevin Williamson Steps Down
Kevin Williamson confirms he will not direct Scream 8, saying he plans to step back from the franchise while focusing on new film and TV projects.
Daniel Radcliffe Strongly Defends Bad Bunny Over Super Bowl Hate
Daniel Radcliffe defends Bad Bunny after backlash to the Super Bowl LX halftime show, calling criticism of the Puerto Rican star “heinous” and rooted in ignorance of U.S. history.
Universal Takes Next Step As Bon Jovi Biopic in Work
Universal is developing a Bon Jovi biopic focused on the band’s 1980s rise, with Jon Bon Jovi supporting the film and granting access to the group’s music catalog.
‘Shrill’ Creator Gets Real on Colleagues Making Her Feel ‘Invisible’
Shrill creator Lindy West says she felt “invisible” while making the Hulu series, revealing behind the scenes struggles adapting her life story.