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Skip to main content Dakota, Elle Fanning Launch Production Company, Sign First Look Deal With Civic Center Media and MRC TV Joe Otterson, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Dakota and Elle Fanning have formed their own production company, Lewellen Pictures. In addition, the sisters have signed a first look TV deal with Civic Center Media in affiliation with MRC Television. The deal furthers Elle’s relationship with Civic Center and MRC, as she currently stars in and executive produces the Hulu series “The Great,” which the companies produce. More from Variety Lewellen Pictures will de...

Another knockout look for this timeless wonder: And earlier this month Salma was seen in this brown bikini with red on the flip side 'It really invigorated me that they are finding me. I always found them. But they didn't want me. And that now they're coming to me, that's what's been really invigorating,' the beauty told OK! magazine. 'It's difficult to make sense of it, you know? But that's what's been really strange. And you know what? Strange things happen to strange people.' In the past few years the actress has starred in Drunk Parents, Like A Boss and The Roads Not Taken. Next she wil...

Salma Hayek hasn't been letting quarantine get her down.  And the 54-year-old movie star looked like she was enjoying her weekend as she showed off her slender figure in a new swimsuit selfie.

Nicole Kidman, Javier Bardem as Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in Aaron Sorkin film? ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Tue, Jan 12 2021 12:48 IST | ​ 0 Views Actress Nicole Kidman. Image Source: IANS News Los Angeles, Jan 12 : Hollywood stars Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem are in talks to play Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in an upcoming film directed by Aaron Sorkin. If the deal is sealed, Kidman and Bardem will be seen as television titans Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, the creatives and stars behind series "I Love Lucy", reports hollywoodreporter.com. Titled "Being The Ricardos", the film wi...

Tenet, Uncut Gems and Jojo Rabbit: The 10 best films of 2020 (and five of the worst) 22 Dec, 2020 07:01 PM 6 minutes to read By: Robbie Collin Even in a historically tough year for cinema, a bewildering number of new films found their way to screens near us. And as parts of the industry turned to streaming in their struggle against Covid-19, many of those screens were very near indeed. For the first time ever, many of the highest-profile releases could be watched instantly in our living rooms, from Disney's $200m live-action remake of Mulan to Trolls World Tour and the old-school gavel-banger...