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Jennifer Lawrence opened up about missing the chance to play Sharon Tate in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, suggesting that online critics’ focus on her looks played a role in casting decisions and led the part to go to Margot Robbie.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone are joining forces to produce a Miss Piggy movie, with Cole Escola penning the screenplay. The film, currently in early development at Disney, marks the longtime friends’ first collaboration.
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Jennifer Lawrence opened up about filming intimate scenes with Robert Pattinson in Die My Love, revealing she didn’t feel the need for an intimacy coordinator. She also shared that being pregnant during the shoot helped her embrace nudity and gave the filmmakers full artistic freedom.
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Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lawrence starrer Die My Love is competing for the Palme d’Or at Cannes 2025. Directed and co-penned by Scottish filmmaker Lynne Ramsay, the film also stars LaKeith Stanfield.
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Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lawrence turned heads at the Cannes red carpet on Saturday for the premiere of their latest film, Die, My Love.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney welcomed their first child, a son, Cy, in February 2022. The couple announced their second pregnancy in 2024.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Malala Yousafzai have united to produce a documentary titled Bread and Roses, now streaming on Apple TV+. The film focuses on the lives of women in Afghanistan following the Taliban's retaking of the country in 2021. Directed by Afghan filmmaker Sahra Mani, the documentary highlights the struggles and resilience of Afghan women under the new regime.
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The couple, who tied the knot in October 2019, are already parents to two-year-old son Cy.
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With Martin Scorsese at the helm, the life of Jesus and the legacy of Frank Sinatra are set to receive the cinematic treatment they deserve. For the casting of these two prestigious projects, rumours are swirling about the A-list actors who may step into the roles of Jesus and Sinatra.
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Though sluggish in parts, unfunny for stretches, No Hard Feelings at least turns the clock back to a time when sexual energy didn’t automatically translate as menace.
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Lawrence returns to form with a quietly compelling performance, Atlanta’s Brian Tyree Henry is the real MVP
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The Oscar-winning 'Hunger Games' actress is free from her franchise commitments. But after a brief hiatus from acting, here's what all she will do next
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Kareena Kapoor had been public about the difficulties she had with her second pregnancy.
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"The Revenant" and "Mad Max: Fury Road" will vie with "The Big Short," "Bridge of Spies," "Brooklyn," "The Martian," "Room" and "Spotlight" for best picture, the top Oscar award
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Photos, some real, some said to be fakes, are said to have been taken from the iCloud accounts of several celebrities, such as actress Jennifer Lawrence.
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The historical drama '12 Years a Slave' eked out the night's top honor, best film drama, while the con-artist caper 'American Hustle' landed a leading three awards, including best film comedy. Woody Allen was given the Lifetime achievement award for his work in cinema.
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Last year's co-hosts picked up where they left off, starting the 71st annual Golden Globes from Beverly Hills, Calif., with a torrent of punch lines that lambasted Matt Damon, Meryl Streep and, of course, George Clooney. The starry audience roared most of all when Fey described the four-Globe nominee space odyssey 'Gravity.'
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With a high-five from 9-year-old actress Quvenzhane Wallis, and a pledge that Oscar Night will have something for everyone, the Academy Awards kicked into high gear on Monday at a luncheon for more than 160 nominees.
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Screenwriter Tony Kushner got a kiss and a hug, actor Hugh Jackman found his first Oscar nomination "a bit surreal," and singer Adele felt a bit like screen legend Meryl Streep.
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Even after struggling to establish himself as a Hollywood leading man, raunchy English comedian Russell Brand has been invited to become an Oscar voter.
