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Bong Joon Ho’s Ally Sets Voice Cast With Bradley Cooper, Ayo Edebiri

Bong Joon Ho’s Ally Sets Voice Cast With Bradley Cooper, Ayo Edebiri

Published by Daniella Wilson

Bong Joon Ho‘s much-anticipated animated feature Ally has lined up its voice cast, with Bradley Cooper, Ayo Edebiri, Dave Bautista, Finn Wolfhard, Rachel House and Werner Herzog joining the project, the Oscar-winning director’s producers announced Tuesday on day one of the Cannes Film Festival. Newcomer Alex Jayne Go led the casting announcement, suggesting she could be voicing the title role. The reveal arrives alongside recent word that Neon has signed on to release the film in North American theaters in 2027 — marking the indie label’s reunion with Bong following its 2019 release of Parasite, which famously became the first non-English-language film to win the Oscar for best picture. Ally is Bong’s first foray into 3D animated filmmaking, a passion project he has been developing since 2019. Set deep beneath the South Pacific, the family adventure follows a curious piglet squid — presumably voiced by Go — as she journeys from the ocean’s uncharted depths to its surface after a mysterious aircraft sinks into her habitat. No word yet on the characters played by the …

Bradley Cooper to Write, Direct ‘Oceans’ Prequel

Bradley Cooper to Write, Direct ‘Oceans’ Prequel

Published by Daniella Wilson

Bradley Cooper has officially lined up his next directing gig, taking the helm of the upcoming Ocean’s prequel, which he will also star in alongside Margot Robbie. The news had long been in the ether, and during Warner Bros.’ CinemaCon presentation on Tuesday, studio heads Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy confirmed the news. The film does not yet have a title, but has been dated for June 25, 2027. Cooper — who most recently directed Is This Thing On? — will also produce alongside Robbie’s LuckyChap banner. Robbie also made a virtual appearance earlier in the presentation, telling the Las Vegas room, “Before Danny Ocean ever stepped foot in Vegas, two masterminds taught him everything he knows: his parents. You’ll see them in all their prime in our new movie, pulling off an epic heist at the 1962 Monaco Grand Prix.” Warner Bros. released a slew of release dates as well, including: horror sequel The Revenge of La Llorona (April 9, 2027); Evil Dead Wrath (April 7, 2028); Final Destination 7 (May 12, 2028); …

It’s Celebrity Groutfit Season | GQ

It’s Celebrity Groutfit Season | GQ

Published by Jenni Sidey

Unsavory weather and mud-filled snow are not the only conditions in which a groutfit can bloom. Just over the weekend, New York City native Timothée Chalamet dressed to the grimes not once but twice. First, he attended a Valentine’s Day screening of his 2017 breakout film, Luca Guadagnino’s Call Me By Your Name, hosted by Cinespia at the Los Angeles Theatre. Speaking to Apple Music radio host Zane Lowe during a panel afterwards, the actor wore baggy dark pants, his trusty Chrome Heart Timberlands, and a comically oversized zip-up gray sweater with a popped collar from Hollywood’s favorite cashmere brand, The Elder Statesman. So big was the checkered knit on the svelte actor, it took on the shape of a vintage nightie. Timothée Chalamet in Los Angeles, on February 13. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Chalamet’s second, and perhaps more notable, semi-groutfit appeared on his Instagram story. In a fit pic he posted on Tuesday, he’s donning navy blue Adidas sweatpants that pooled around white basketball trainers. Then, there was the slumber party deep-cut: a promotional T-shirt …

Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper and more A-listers turn out to support Sean Hayes’ Off-Broadway show

Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper and more A-listers turn out to support Sean Hayes’ Off-Broadway show

Published by Daniella Wilson

Sean Hayes may be commanding the stage alone in his new Off-Broadway play, but on Friday night he had one very A-list support crew in the audience. Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper, Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, Gigi Hadid and Jesse Tyler Ferguson were among the famous faces who packed into Studio Seaview in New York City to watch Sean perform in The Unknown, which runs through April 12. If ever there were a reminder that show business friendships run deep, this was it. © InstagramSean’s A-list friends came out to support him The psychological thriller is a bold pivot for Sean, 55. Best known for his Emmy-winning comedic turn as Jack McFarland in Will & Grace, he now takes on a far darker role – or rather, roles.  In the 75-minute production, Sean plays a playwright named Elliot battling creative paralysis, who becomes entangled in a tense and increasingly disturbing dynamic with a struggling actor who believes he’s been wronged. Over the course of the show, Sean morphs into 10 different characters, blurring the lines between …

Bradley Cooper Responds To Plastic Surgery Rumors

Bradley Cooper Responds To Plastic Surgery Rumors

Published by Sam Flores

Bradley Cooper says he’s received a lot of compliments on his appearance amid a flurry of speculation he’s gone under the knife. Appearing on Monday’s episode of the SmartLess podcast, the Silver Linings Playbook actor briefly touched on recent rumours that he’s undergone plastic surgery, but notably stopped short of a full denial. The subject came up when co-host Will Arnett – who acts alongside Bradley in the new film Is This Thing On? – was asked to name one thing about his co-star that most people don’t know. “I said, ‘Well, there’s a lot,’” Will responded, per an excerpt of the interview featured on E! News. “And then I was gonna say, because we keep reading… everybody thinks that Bradley’s had plastic surgery. Everybody keeps saying that. I’m like, ‘What people don’t know is that he hasn’t!’” Bradley Cooper at the premiere of Is This Thing On? last year Slaven Vlasic via Getty Images At that point, Bradley chimed in and suggested he’d been caught off-guard by the discourse. “Some people came up to …

Inside Cynthia Erivo’s ‘Wicked’ 2025

Inside Cynthia Erivo’s ‘Wicked’ 2025

Published by Daniella Wilson

Cynthia Erivo doesn’t do vision boards; instead, she makes annual lists of the things she wants to achieve. But even she couldn’t have fathomed what a whirlwind the past 12 months would be, between opening the Oscars with Ariana Grande on the heels of their Wicked press run and subsequent awards campaign, to performing at Coachella, hosting the Tony Awards, releasing a studio album and memoir, filming three new movies and hitting the press and awards circuit once more for Wicked: For Good amid rehearsals for her upcoming one-woman stage adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. “At some point, there are things that I could not think of to put on the list that were happening,” Erivo tells The Hollywood Reporter. “Would I have loved to perform at the Hollywood Bowl? Yes, and I did my concert there. Then I was thrown back into the Hollywood Bowl to do Jesus Christ Superstar. Did I see myself playing Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar? Absolutely not,” she admits of two additional feats this past year. The abundance of …