‘French Exit’ review: Michelle Pfeiffer movie is cold as dry ice

The best part about film festivals is when a feature comes out of nowhere and utterly wows you. That’s what happened with many critics when they screened “New Order” last year.

Christine Lampard and her husband Frank Lampard showed no signs of sleepless nights as they enjoyed a rare day off from parenting duties on Monday.The couple, who welcomed their second child - a little boy called Freddie - in March, appeared to be in great spirits whilst dining al fresco at the gorgeous Blue Bird Cafe in west London.READ: Frank Lampard reveals how wife Christine supports him through work pressuresWATCH: Christine Lampard opens up about second pregnancyWearing a chic white blouse

Christine Lampard and her former Chelsea manager husband Frank have been spotted enjoying a meal in the sunny weather just weeks after she gave birth to their second child.The popular Loose Women presenter, 42, sported a summery white blouse and let her brunette hair down in loose waves while on an outing weeks after she welcomed her son, Fredrick George Lampard.The couple enjoyed some alone time as they enjoyed a meal outside, as London enjoys fine weather, and indulged in a couple of fancy

Cannes chief Thierry Frémaux has confirmed Wes Anderson’s latest film The French Dispatch and Paul Verhoeven’s drama Benedetta will be selected for this year’s festival.

Kelly Clarkson is doing things her way with a cover of Frank Sinatra’s “My Way”.

Antonio Ferme editorThe oldest restaurant in Hollywood is reopening its doors to the public.After being closed since July 29, Musso & Frank Grill announced that it will be open for dining room service on May 6. The venue will open to customers starting on May 10 at 5 p.m.

Demi Sims has been snapped looking down in the dumps as she was seen filming The Only Way Is Essex on Sunday 18 April.TOWIE star Demi, 25, split from her Too Hot To Handle girlfriend Francesca Farago after a whirlwind three month romance last week.The split came as a shock to fans as the pair were living in London together and were spotted looking loved up in matching outfits days before her and 27 year old Francesca broke up.

As we all know, Hollywood loves a sequel. So the town will probably be absolutely delighted to know that its oldest grill is making a comeback in early May.

EXCLUSIVE: Emmy nominee Regina Taylor (I’ll Fly Away) is set as a series regular portraying Michelle Obama’s mother, in Showtime’s upcoming anthology series The First Lady. Also cast in recurring roles are Saniyya Sidney (Fences) as Sasha Obama, newcomer Julian DeNiro as young Barack Obama and Evan Parke (Django Unchained) as SS Allen Taylor, Michelle Obama’s first and longtime security agent.

some of it featuring his own humming voice), which cushions the story’s emotional arc.Mosseri, who makes his home in Glendale, California, and lived for eight years in Bushwick, Brooklyn, has made a big impression on the indie-film music scene in just the last couple years with scores for art-house hits like “The Last Black Man in San Francisco” and “Kajillionaire.” He is also a bassist in the rock band The Dig.During a conversation with TheWrap, Mosseri spoke about the tricky line between sweet

Sergio De La Pava's PEN prize-winning debut novel, A Naked Singularity, is a messy, maximalist slab of stream-of-consciousness prose in which the main storyline is a perfect crime, wrapped in digressions on countless subjects, among them astrophysics, philosophy, boxing and the deeply flawed American justice system.

Actress Charlyne Yi has spoken out about her experiences working on the 2017 film “The Disaster Artist,” which James Franco directed and Yi says she tried to quit because of the accusations of sexual misconduct against Franco.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic“The Unholy” is a good tight scary commercial theological horror film. Its spooks and demons unfurl within a pop version of Christianity, which makes it sound no more exotic than last week’s “Exorcist” knockoff or last year’s helping of the “Conjuring” franchise.

Is there any living actor better at the disdainful eye roll than Michelle Pfeiffer? Her latest turn in “ French Exit ” should end all debate on the matter. The film itself is a bit of an odd duckling.

Also Read: L.A. Mayor Garcetti Downplays Threat of Another COVID-19 Surge: 'It's Time to Get Our Economy Started' (Video)While the majority of California counties remain in the second tier of reopening, more of the state’s largest box office markets are entering the third tier.

Brian Rohan, who was known as San Francisco's “dope lawyer” for 1960s counterculture clients like the Grateful Dead and Ken Kesey, has died, according to a newspaper report Sunday. He was 84.

marijuana possession — a team headed up by another famous San Francisco lawyer, Patrick Hallinan — Rohan became San Francisco’s go-to man for “dope” charges.Rohan co-founded the Haight Ashbury Legal Organization and the group recruited clients in part by setting up a table outside the Grateful Dead house at 710 Ashbury Street.Thanks to his association with the Grateful Dead, Rohan also became a music lawyer. In 1966, he helped the band negotiate its first contract with Warner Bros.

marijuana possession in 1965, Rohan became the go-to attorney for illegal drug charges, the Chronicle said.Rohan co-founded the Haight Ashbury Legal Organization and the group recruited clients in part by setting up a table outside the Grateful Dead house at 710 Ashbury Street.Thanks to his association with the Grateful Dead, Rohan also became a music lawyer. In 1966, he helped the band negotiate its first contract with Warner Bros.

Viola Davis made a virtual appearance on Friday’s edition of “The Tonight Show”, and admitting some trepidation about her latest role: portraying Michelle Obama in Showtime limited series “The First Lady”, which has also cast Gillian Anderson as Eleanor Roosevelt, and Michelle Pfeiffer as Betty Ford.

The San Francisco Chronicle.San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced the pilot program on Thursday (March 25), saying it’s to help artists survive the coronavirus crisis and embolden their work moving forward.“This new program is an innovative effort to help our creative sector get through this challenging time, and come back even stronger and more resilient than before,” Breed said on the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) website.