HOLLYWOOD producers have arrived in Thailand and are already plotting a movie about the young boys and their soccer coach trapped in a cave — before they’re all out.
Eight months after torching her career (and friendship with Anderson Cooper) via a not-so-funny photograph of a decapitated Donald Trump, the comedienne is holed up in her Bel Air mansion, talking to the FBI, trying to figure out what happened and pondering if it's possible to return to the spotlight: "When you're a woman, you get one f—up and it's over."
The actress — who has an Academy Award, beauty megadeals and two Disney franchises — opens up about her globe-trotting childhood, lingering insecurities and why she went public on Weinstein: "I couldn't sleep. I needed to get it out."
WARNING: Graphic footage VETERAN director Bernardo Bertolucci made a startling admission about his controversial 1972 film Last Tango In Paris in a newly resurfaced interview, stating the movie’s most infamous sex scene was filmed without the consent of its lead actress.
Speaking at a Cannes Lions festival session on Tuesday — and as reported by The Hollywood Reporter — Smith confessed that, with Wild Wild West, his hunger for fame and stardom overtook his artistic concerns.
While discussing his latest musical Sing Street with The Independent, director John Carney turned the conversation toward Keira Knightley, his star for 2014’s Begin Again — and what he had to say was anything but kind.
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