• ‘I’m So Sick Of Being So Well-Behaved’: Mark Ruffalo Explains Why He Wants To Go Full-Villain After His Caddish Poor Things Role, And I Need This To Happen
    The closest we’ve gotten to seeing Mark Ruffalo go off the handle onscreen is while playing that not-so-jolly green giant, The Hulk. (And, yes, the actor is down for a standalone Hulk movie, FYI.) However, whether he’s starring as “rom-com Ruffalo” in sweet films like 13 Going On 30, or as a good guy taking down sinister business in dramas like Spotlight and Zodiac, the...
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  • ‘It Was Dangerously Close To Being Disastrous:’ Barbie’s Simu Liu Tells The Story Behind Why The ‘I’m Just Ken’ Oscars Performance Almost Went Horribly Wrong
    After speculation regarding whether Barbie’s Ryan Gosling would perform “I’m Just Ken” at the Oscars, fans of Greta Gerwig movie had the feels when it was announced that the Kenergy would absolutely be alive and well at the 96th Academy Awards. The “Best Original Song” nominee was performed by Gosling amid what was ultimately a stunning display filled...
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  • ‘Live From E!’ Linear Viewership Up 30% For 2024 Awards Coverage As NBCUniversal Deploys Multi-Platform Event Strategy
    EXCLUSIVE: There’s no doubt award shows are making at least a little bit of a comeback, and as viewership for the major ceremonies has ballooned this year, so has interest in what’s going on behind the scenes. From red carpet coverage to backstage content, people want to know what the stars are up to now that no one is on strike and production is ramping up on high-profile...
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  • ‘Oppenheimer’ Opens In Japan Amid Reports Of Praise Mixed With Discomfort: Reactions
    Eight months after it began global release, Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer opened in Japan today. The Best Picture Oscar winner about the race to develop the atomic bomb has been met with a mix of reactions, some praising the movie and some finding it uncomfortable to watch. There also have been reports of confusion over the devastating 1945 bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki not...
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  • ‘The Fall Guy’ Tripping To $28M Opening – Saturday AM Update
    FRIDAY MIDDAY: Universal’s The Fall Guy is coming in a little light right now at $10.4M today, including previews, for what’s looking like a $28M opening at 4,002 theaters, below its $35M projection. Many aren’t shocked: This is where action comedies open, and Fall Guy isn’t that far from the $30M starts of Paramount 2022 adventure rom-com The Lost City and...
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  • 20 Years After Guillermo Del Toro’s First Hellboy Movie, I Think There Are 3 Ways The Trilogy Could Still Be Completed
    I can’t believe I’m actually about to type the following sentence, but here it goes. Director Guillermo del Toro’s Hellboy has officially celebrated its 20th anniversary. It feels like only yesterday that the world fell in love with Ron Perlman’s incarnation of Mike Mignola’s legendary Dark Horse Comics character. But with my memories of two of the best 2000s...
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  • 2024 Oscars After-Parties: See Stars’ Show-Stopping Arrivals
    Gold jewelry shinin’ so bright, strawberry Champagne on ice—that’s what celebs like at 2024 Oscars after-parties.  At least, that’s the type of glitz and glamor that was in abundance at the many celebrations that followed the March 10 event, which was hosted by Jimmy Kimmel and took place at Los Angeles’ Dolby Theater. (Catch up on all the stars...
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  • 24 Hours Of Awards Shows: My Lost Weekend Inside The SAGs, Spirits And PGAs
    You’ve heard of the 24 Hours of Le Mans? This weekend I attempted something similar for another kind of race, the one to the Oscars. From midday Saturday through Sunday at 9:30 p.m. (with time off for sleep), I ran the awards track from the Shrine in downtown L.A. for the SAG Awards, to the big tent on the beach in Santa Monica for the Indie Spirits, and then to the other...
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  • 32 Films That Prove Sometimes Longer Movies Are Better Movies
    Many of the best movies ever made are over three hours long. It’s not unusual for the greatest Best Picture winners to be longer than three hours, for example. Here is our list of 32 movies that prove that being long often means being great.  (Image credit: Columbia Pictures) Lawrence Of Arabia (1962) Epic in scope and epic in length are usually the first two things you think...
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  • 8 Fragrances Worn By The World’s Most Stylish Men
    Having already read the FashionBeans guides to dressing for your body shape, nailing smart-casual and picking the right tie to wear with your shirt — you have read them, right? — it’s likely you’ve already got your appearance pretty down pat. But it’ll all be for naught if you don’t smell good. “Manners and a good cologne is what transforms the...
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  • 8 Sci-Fi Classics That Are Also Oscar Winners
    Genre movies like science fiction and fantasy rarely get their due at the Oscars. While movies that show us the impossible tend to be among the most popular at the box office, that popularity rarely translates to the most prestigious awards. It can be argued that many sci-fi movies deserved Best Picture nominations, but few have received such recognition, and only a couple of very recent films...
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  • A Streaming Guide to Poor Things
    In the entrancing Yorgos Lanthimos comedy Poor Things, Emma Stone plays a brilliant baby. Anyway, that’s the simplest way of describing the Oscar-nominated actress’s star turn as Bella Baxter, a Frankenstein-like fusion of an infant’s fast-growing brain and a grown woman’s body, who ventures out into a technicolor version of Victorian England in order to assert her...
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  • After Seeing Timothée Chalamet And Zendaya Wear Matching Outfits At A Dune: Part Two Event, Fans Are Understandably Freaking Out About It
    Zendaya isn’t just a style god to us mere mortals—even her equally fashionable Dune: Part Two co-stars like Timothée Chalamet and Florence Pugh have publicly admitted to bowing down at the actress’ sartorial altar. And, now, Chalamet is proving that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, showing up to a Seoul press conference in a matching ensemble to his...
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  • After Sterling K. Brown’s Oscar Nomination, It Sounds Like He’s Going For The EGOT, And I Believe He’ll Do It
    American Fiction‘s Cliff Ellison—the flashy surgeon brother to Jeffrey Wright‘s Monk, who is letting his freak flag fly as a newly out gay man after divorcing his wife—ranks high among Sterling K. Brown’s best performances, earning the actor his first Oscar nomination. But will it be the one to score the multihyphenate talent that coveted EGOT?  Of course,...
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  • All About Clara Wong, Paul Giamatti’s Actress Girlfriend
    How actor Paul Giamatti’s love story with his girlfriend, Clara Wong, began hasn’t been publicly told yet. But it’s very possible work brought them together: A few years before they started dating, Wong was a recurring character on Billions, which Giamatti starred in. While the two actors have managed to keep their relationship largely under wraps, they’ve shared a...
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  • All About Steve Martin’s Wife, Anne Stringfield
    Steve Martin and his wife Anne Stringfield have been together for almost two decades, but they’ve managed to keep their relationship almost entirely private. While Martin may never retired from the limelight, Stringfield prefers to live a more low-key life. It appears to be a healthy balance for them both. Here’s everything to know about The Only Murders In the Building...
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