Born of Frustration: Jela Hasler on Her Critics’ Week Short ‘On Solid Ground’

Bryan Adams has signed one of those global agreements to release his next album with BMG and – we can confirm, just for you, right about now, in case you wondered – the musician is “delighted” about the deal.The delight might be partly caused by the novelty. As BMG notes in its official announcement, this is the musician’s “first new label deal in more than 40 years”.

Bryan Cranston has sent well wishes to his friend and former Breaking Bad co-star Bob Odenkirk, following today’s news that the actor had been sent to hospital after collapsing on the set of Better Call Saul.As first reported by TMZ and later The Hollywood Reporter, the incident happened during a shoot on Tuesday (July 27) at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, California, where the Breaking Bad spin-off is shooting its sixth and final season.The 58-year-old Odenkirk was immediately helped by

Bob Odenkirk collapsed on the set of his show, "Better Call Saul," Tuesday night and the love from his Hollywood friends has started to pour in. Many of the 58-year-old’s pals and former co-stars such as Bryan Cranston, David Cross and more sent well wishes to him after his incident.

Bryan Cranston, 65, and Aaron Paul, 41, both hoped Bob Odenkirk, 58, has a speedy recovery after the star collapsed on the set of Better Call Saul. Bryan and Aaron both made Instagram posts on Wednesday July 28 to send love to Bob, who they both acted alongside in the critically acclaimed AMC series, Breaking Bad, which Better Call Saul is a spin-off of.

Bryan Cranston updated fans about his friend Bob Odenkirk's condition after he collapsed on the set of "Better Call Saul" Tuesday.  "Today I woke up to news that has made me anxious all morning," Cranston wrote on Instagram on Wednesday.  "My friend, Bob Odenkirkcollapsed last night on the set of Better Call Saul. He is in the hospital in Albuquerque and receiving the medical attention he needs but his condition is not known to the public as yet.

Sending support. Bob Odenkirk‘s former costars and celebrity friends sent him well-wishes following his health scare on Tuesday, July 27.

EXCLUSIVE: Hopper Penn (Flag Day) and Brian D’Arcy James (Spotlight) have signed on to star in The Rightway, a short film from Destry Spielberg and Owen King, which will soon go into production in New York.

Tyler Cameron’s fantasy suite date with Hannah Brown didn’t just leave an impression on him and the season 15 Bachelorette — he also had viewers across the country swooning over him. And in his new book, You Deserve Better: What Life Has Taught Me About Love, Relationships, and Becoming Your Best Self, Cameron explores his past romances, including his near engagement to Brown, and why he received so much praise for honoring her wishes on the infamous overnight dates.

Bruno Dumont uses a French anchorwoman to explore his country’s media in France, a Cannes Film Festival competition entry that’s glossy and watchable but ultimately disappointing. Léa Seydoux plays France de Meurs, a TV anchorwoman and reporter so famous that she stopped for selfies everywhere she goes, from cafes to war zones. After she is involved in a traffic accident, she quits her job and ends up in a Swiss spa, but the respite she meets there isn’t quite what she’d hoped for.

Hunter “Echo” Ecimovic is making some big claims about Millie Bobby Brown in a new video on Instagram.

Matthew Vaughn has set an all-star cast for his next big budget action project, which will start shooting this August in Europe.

On 7th July 1991, Bryan Adams’ (Everything I Do) I Do It For You climbed to Number 1 on the UK’s Official Singles Chart. And there it stayed. For better or for worse, in sickness and in health, through sunshine and rain, Bryan Adams' emotional power ballad reigned over the UK charts for four straight months.

This story about International Critics Week first appeared in TheWrap’s special digital Cannes magazine.When Cannes’ La Semaine de la Critique, or International Critics Week, kicks off on July 7 with a screening of Swiss director Constance Meyer’s “Robust,” the festival’s longest-running independent section will be celebrating its 60th anniversary in style.

Another American track star done in by an unfair drug test ruling?? You be the judge…

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