In Poehler’s words, “The crowd was so enormous that we had to use each other’s changing rooms. So, I ended up sharing mine with Meryl Streep. It was like being a fan myself, snapping a photo of the door labeled ‘Poehler and Meryl Streep.’ Quite a thrill, indeed!
In the second installment of the reality series that originated from “Vanderpump Rules,” we witness the ongoing strain in long-term relationships as everyone relocates away from West Hollywood. Returning cast members include Jax Taylor, Brittany Cartwright, Kristen Doute, Luke Broderick, Danny and Nia Booko, Jason and Janet Caperna, Jasmine Goode, Jesse Lally, Michelle Saniei, and a pair named Zack Wickham. Characters from previous seasons of “Vanderpump Rules” making appearances this time around are Lala Kent, Tom Schwartz, Scheana Shay, and Brock Davies.
In a span of 95 minutes, the documentary titled “Maron: From Grief to Stage” has been skillfully directed by Steven Feinartz. Notably, this isn’t Feinartz’s first venture; he previously helmed Marc Maron’s 2023 HBO special “Marc Maron: From Bleak to Dark.” This film delves into the emotional journey of Marc Maron as he copes with grief, both on and off the comedy stages. Beyond this personal exploration, it offers an in-depth look at Maron’s extensive and intricate career, his battles with addiction, his strained relationship with a father who was deteriorating, and his claim to fame – the podcast “WTF With Marc Maron,” which made its debut in 2009.
Actress June Diane Raphael has signed up for the Amazon Prime Video project, taking on the role of Eva. She will be working alongside Lexi Minetree, who was earlier announced as Elle. The series tells the story of a younger version of Elle Woods, portrayed by Reese Witherspoon in the two “Legally Blonde” movies, navigating her way through high school.
Inquiring about which segments of “Born Again” were re-filmed and which originated from the initial production, as well as understanding how these reshoots impacted the narrative and themes of the series is crucial. It seems that the reshoots played a significant role in turning what could have been a catastrophe into one of the top Marvel TV shows ever produced, and a worthy successor to Netflix’s “Daredevil.
Comedian Handler, an industry veteran, disputed the widespread notion that youth is overly celebrated in our culture during a conversation with Samantha Skey from She Media on March 9. Instead, she feels she’s never been more excellent since hitting the half-century milestone. “I have the body I always wanted when I was 20, and now I’m 50,” she quipped. Essentially, her message was that everyone should be excited about what lies ahead, as everything seems to fall into place in your 40s and 50s.
As the start of the highly anticipated and financially successful NCAA March Madness men’s basketball tournament approaches in just a few days, top officials from Paramount Global’s CBS Sports and Warner Bros. Discovery’s TNT Sports have expressed reservations about expanding the number of participating teams for future tournaments.
The multiple Emmy and Tony Award-winning performer, known for both singing and acting, is set to appear in and produce “The Queen of Versailles” through her own entertainment company, Diva Worldwide Entertainment. Slated for its Broadway premiere during the 2025-2026 season, this musical will bring the artist back together with her “Wicked” composer, Stephen Schwartz. Last year, it made its world debut at Boston’s Emerson Colonial Theatre.
In the show “Push,” Alicia Sanz, known for her role in “El Cid” on Prime Video, and Raúl Castillo, recognized from “Smile 2” and “Army of the Dead,” are cast. A realtor and a murderer, respectively. An encounter during an open house sets off the pregnant real estate agent’s early labor, further escalating the tense survival aspect with an unexpected complication.
As a cinephile, I’m thrilled to share that a leading South African media company has taken a strategic step towards expanding its reach, both on the African continent and in the U.S. This move is part of their ambitious plan to intensify distribution efforts. Kicking off this global expansion is the theatrical release of “Lost and Found” in South Africa, set for March 26th. It’s an exciting time for cinema enthusiasts like myself!