Evan Rachel Wood on Working With Miranda July in ‘Kajillionaire,’ Quitting Twitter and Her ‘Westworld’ Future

Rachel Brosnahan has quickly become one of the best actresses working on TV today thanks to her Emmy-winning performance on the hit Amazon series, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” And now, it appears that Amazon is keeping her talents in-house with the new feature, “I’m Your Woman.” As seen in the trailer for “I’m Your Woman,” Brosnahan stars as a housewife in the ‘70s that is married to a scummy thief.

This 007 and his Bond Girl enjoyed a night on the town! Daniel Craig, 52, and Rachel Weisz, 50, were spotted enjoying date night in New York City on October 11. The couple, who wed in 2011, looked especially bundled-up for their night out. Rachel sported a comfy, cream-colored sweater, minimal makeup, and her hair pulled back. Her adoring husband went a bit incognito, wearing a paperboy cap.

virtual reunion, Lindsay Lohan took to Instagram to share an outtake from the event.In the hilarious clip, Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert and Amanda Seyfried recreate the four-way phone call scene from the 2004 movie.

Noel Gallagher is set to feature on a new song by Dizzee Rascal, the rapper has revealed.The east London artist is gearing up to release his seventh album ‘E3 AF’ this Friday (October 9), and has confirmed to the Daily Star that he’s now begun working on its follow-up.“I’ve already started on my next album,” he told the newspaper, adding that he’s “got a little something with Noel Gallagher” in the pipeline.“Right now, it’s being mixed.

James Martin has revealed that he is taking a break from Twitter after receiving several negative comments on the media platform.MORE: James Martin surprises fans with rare photo of his mumThe 48-year-old celebrity chef was subjected to online abuse when his virtual cooking class Dine In With James Martin, which was launched on Saturday, was hit with technical issues.Upon receiving some complaints, the This Morning star explained: "Having seen some of the comments posted online regarding last

Kate Aurthur editorAs Old Dolio Dyne in Miranda July’s “Kajillionaire, Evan Rachel Wood is feral.

An acclaimed novelist, performance artist, and independent filmmaker, Miranda July is a genre of her own—quite literally—this week on Be Reel. LISTEN: ‘Best In Show’ At 20: Christopher Guest Invented The Community Theater Of Bizarro Docs Before It Became Reality [Podcast] We’re searching for answers to this alienation human condition in the just-released “Kajillionaire” (2020), “Me and You and Everyone We Know” (2005), and “The Future” (2011).

A Miranda July film is very much its own thing. With only three features under her belt, the filmmaker has carved out a niche in the film industry that very much belongs to her and her alone.

 Evan Rachel Wood  speaks out about her decision to deactivate her Twitter account, after being involved in multiple feuds for expressing her personal opinions, the 33-year-old star of Westworld confessed it was definitely one of the “best decisions” she ever made.There’s no secret about social media being a toxic and controversial place for many users, especially for celebrities with larger platforms, so it’s no surprise that the Hollywood actress decided to take a break after headlining in

Evan Rachel Wood is off Twitter and feeling great about it.

Have you noticed that Evan Rachel Wood is no longer on Twitter?

Kate Aurthur editor“Once and Again,” created by Ed Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz — those experts in the emotional lives of sensitive, upper-middle-class white people, as evidenced by their other shows, “thirtysomething” and “My So-Called Life” — was a family drama that ran on ABC from 1999 to 2002.

Gina Rodriguez and Evan Rachel Wood star in the queer love story Kajillionaire. The film is written and directed by Miranda July and is her first feature in nearly a decade.

Evan Rachel Wood) as she embarks on a series of low-stakes grifts with her parents (Richard Jenkins and Debra Winger).The con-family will go to any lengths just to skim by, something that earned raves when it premiered at Sundance earlier this year but takes on a new meaning now in desperate times of our own. «It somehow was made for us now,» July reflects.

How much quirk is too much quirk? That question is one that everyone has to answer for themselves. That being said, there’s always a point at which things go over the top and a film stops being enjoyable.

Angelique Jackson Hollywood studios have become more innovative in recent months, hosting drive-in launch events and virtual screening parties to celebrate new projects in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Miranda July doesn’t seem to have fair-weather fans. There are those who are obsessed.

We've been blessed, of late, with excellent movies about families of grifters. There was Hirokazu Kore-eda's gloriously heartfelt “Shoplifters,” about a makeshift clan of small-time thieves whose familial bonds run at least as deep as DNA.