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An investigation has been launched that focuses on the production of Justice League, which has recently received public scrutiny from Ray Fisher, who plays Cyborg in the DCEU entry. Variety, citing word from a source “with knowledge at the company,” said late Thursday that WarnerMedia had kicked off the investigation following Fisher’s statements alleging misconduct by […]
Deadline reports Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Adam Driver, and Jared Leto are all in talks to join Ridley Scott’s upcoming film Gucci, based on the life and death of Gucci fashion house head, Maurizio Gucci. Lady Gaga is also attached to the film, and will be playing Gucci’s ex-wife Patrizia Reggiani, who orchestrated his […]
The Ellen DeGeneres Show has upgraded its perks for its staff, perhaps as an effort to assuage the relationship between workers and higher-ups. New benefits include increased paid time off and a lenient medical leave policy, Variety reports. Staffers will have five paid days off to use whenever they want, birthdays off, and granted paid time […]
While Euphoria is far from alone when it comes to creative projects that—at least in some capacity—remain paused due to COVID-19 being a total shitshow here in the States, it may be uniquely alone in how it’s dealing with the temporary setback. Recent Emmy nominee Zendaya—who, of course, plays Rue on the Sam Levinson-created HBO series—was understandably […]
It appears Olivia Wilde is joining the ranks of Marvel filmmakers. According to Deadline, the 36-year-old actress is set to direct a “secret” Sony project that centers around a female Marvel character. Sources could not confirm the specific superhero, but the film is expected to focus on Spider-Woman. Wilde will reportedly pen the script alongside Katie Silberman. Amy Pascal and Rachel O’Connor have also […]
Comedy Central has pulled the plug on Drunk History. According to Deadline, the cable network announced the sketch comedy show would not return for a seventh season, which had been ordered in 2019. The outlet reports Drunk History was in pre-production when the coronavirus pandemic halted film and TV projects. The decision to cancel the Emmy-winning live-action series […]
Filmmaker Luca Guadagnino shared some exciting news recently: He had been working on a “secret project” for new Frank Ocean music. The Call Me by Your Name director confirmed the joint effort during an interview with New York Times reporter Kyle Buchanan, stating: “We were collaborating on a music video that never happened. I use the Times to launch an appeal to Frank: […]
D.L. Hughley has made a career off giving his honest and raw opinions. As a result, he’s not going to hold his tongue when it comes to Kanye West‘s latest moves. During a recent interview with VladTV, Hughley touched on how detrimental West’s political comments have been. Hughley also alleged ‘Ye is using his mental illness as a […]
The proven cinematic powers of Sofia Coppola and Bill Murray are together again in On the Rocks, a lifeline of sorts for Lost in Translation enthusiasts from A24 and Apple TV+. On Wednesday, the first trailer for the notably pre-pandemic NYC tale was released and sees Murray playing Felix, father to Rashida Jones‘ character Laura. Felix, […]
With Tenet and a couple other films soon set to enter select movie theaters across the U.S., it’s understandably tempting to start pondering if attempting an in-person viewing is truly now a wholly safe endeavor, particularly with regards to something as theater-crucial as Christopher Nolan’s latest. In a new piece from Patrick Gomez for the […]
