As they did during the first presidential debate, Hollywood’s best and brightest weighed in early and often on social media during Sunday night’s second showdown between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, offering up hot takes, fact checks and plenty of witty jokes.
Following a year where the topic of gender bias in Hollywood at times took center stage, a production company aimed at empowering women in film and TV has been launched by Jessica Chastain, Queen Latifah, and a slew of other big name industry women.
Other than his early, simpler genre entries like 1997’s “Mimic” and 2002’s “Blade II,” director Guillermo del Toto leaves me cold. As good as his films always manage to look, there is always something missing. On many levels, del Toro’s
Jessica Chastain’s gun control thriller “Miss Sloane” has been picked up by EuropaCorp and production is set to begin in March 2016.
Actress Jessica Chastain was honored as the Most Valuable Player at the 20th annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards Thursday at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.
Actor Russell Crowe ruffled a few feathers over the week by telling Australia’s Women’s Weekly magazine that older actresses shouldn’t complain about a lack of roles they’re being offered, which has led to one middle-aged actress firing back.
