Elizabeth Banks Admits She Was Too Busy ‘Partying In NYC’ To Care About The Beanie Baby Craze As She Talks About ‘Beanie Bubble’ Movie

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Defying logic, parenthood can be both the most universal of human experiences and the most individual.While every prospective parent charts a journey that's uniquely their own, the broad themes and emotional ride tied to caregiving, pregnancy and fertility are deeply relatable. It's a shared journey that’s ripe for connection, comparison, and, unfortunately, also judgment.It's this concept that drives a public fascination with celebrities, their children, and how they have those babies: Stars are just like us and nothing like us.Khloe Kardashian and Chrissy Teigenare no strangers to parenting in the public eye and, in just the last year, became two of a growing number of celebrities to openly welcome babies via surrogate.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Elizabeth Banks recently told Rolling Stone that the media was behind the “gendered agenda” of “Charlie’s Angels,” her 2019 action-comedy starring Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska that flopped at the box office. The director told The New York Times last year that she wished the film’s marketing “had not been presented as just for girls,” but now she told Rolling Stone that’s the only perspective the media was interested in perpetuating anyway. “So much of the story that the media wanted to tell about ‘Charlie’s Angels’ was that it was some feminist manifesto,” Banks said.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Chief Correspondent This summer, “Barbie” has revived the box office, making nearly $500 million worldwide in its first week. Earlier this year, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” surpassed the billion-dollar mark.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Former Love Island star Laura Anderson is nearing the end of her pregnancy, and she's full of anticipation for meeting her baby daughter. The 34 year old star announced that she was expecting her first child in February - around the same time that it emerged that she had split from the baby's father, former EastEnders star, Gary Lucy, 41. But despite that, Laura is looking forward to life as a mum, as she's been excitedly preparing for her little one's arrival.

While it’s not exactly “The Beanie Bubble’s” fault that it’s being released at the tail-end of a film cycle that has seen every inch of corporatized IP mined for stories about the wonders (or horrors) of capitalism — “Air,” “Blackberry,” “Tetris,” and even “Flamin’ Hot” come to mind, all with varying degrees of success — it’s also fitting that such a historical footnote would be last out of the gate. Continue reading ‘The Beanie Bubble’ Review: A Great Zach Galifianakis Performance Cannot Save This Messy I.P.

Presenter Vanessa Feltz has teased what viewers can expect from her upcoming appearance in Celebs Go Dating which is set to air later this year.The 61-year-old broadcaster was chatting to Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary on This Morning when they began to ask about her experience so far on the celebrity dating show. At first Vanessa was adamant “I can’t tell you a single thing”. But as Alison and Dermot quizzed her a bit more, she spilled a few details on what she's been up to.

Naomi Watts is getting candid about what it was like going through early menopause at 36, admitting that it left her "spiraling out of control." The British actress, 54, revealed in an interview that "going through menopause at such a young age was not easy, especially during a time when there was so little information available about it." "Mood swings, night sweats, and migraines… I was feeling like I was spiraling out of control," she told Hello magazine. According to the Mayo Clinic, women have entered menopause when they have missed 12 consecutive menstrual periods.This usually occurs in a woman's 40s or 50s, but the average age is 51 in the United States, per the Mayo Clinic.

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Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor OK Go has shared the new track “This,” from the Apple Original Film “The Beanie Bubble.” The band’s lead singer and guitarist Damian Kulash co-directed the film with his wife Kristin Gore, who also wrote the screenplay. According to Kulash, the idea for the song, filled with exuberant guitars and horns, was in the script: “The term said, ‘We close to unbelievably joyful music.” The film debuts theaters on limited release on July 21 before streaming on AppleTV+ on July 28. It stars Zach Galifianakis, Elizabeth Banks, Sarah Snook and Geraldine Viswanathan and follows the story of the Beanie Baby phenomenon.

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