Jason Momoa and Josh Brolin share support for Denis Villeneuve and ‘Dune’

Jason Momoa was starstruck when he met Barbra Streisand. The 41-year-old actor’s mother was always a huge fan of the ‘Funny Girl’ star so he had always been in “awe” of her and couldn’t believe it when she stopped to say hello to him at the Academy Awards.

WarnerMedia has been getting an earful from creatives such as Christopher Nolan, Patty Jenkins, and Denis Villeneuve all voicing their concerns about the company releasing their entire 2021 slate of films on HBO Max with a new day-and-date model that certainly will place the streaming service in direct competition with traditional theaters and their ability to earn box office dollars.

Josh Brolin and his wife, Kathryn Boyd, have welcomed their second child, both revealing the news via their personal Instagram accounts Sunday. Boyd shared a photo of the couple’s second daughter, Chapel Grace Brolin, calling the newborn their “little Christmas evening angel.” Days past her due date, the model turned denim designer gave birth Dec.

It was a Christmas miracle for Josh Brolin and Kathryn Boyd as the pair welcomed their second child on the beloved holiday and each shared the news to their respective Instagram accounts on Sunday. Boyd, 33, shared the image of their new bundle of joy, a daughter named Chapel Grace Brolin.The proud parents called the newborn their "little Christmas evening angel" as Boyd was days past her due date and was keeping her followers on social media abreast of her progress.

Marvel star Josh Brolin and his wife Kathryn, who have welcomed a Christmas Day baby!On Sunday (December 27), Kathryn posted to her Instagram page with the announcement she had given birth to a baby girl called Chapel Grace Brolin at 6. 20pm on Friday (December 25).

Josh Brolin and wife Kathryn had the best Christmas gift of all.

Dune producers and director Denis Villeneuve are not happy with Warner Bros’ decision to move the movie to HBO Max for streaming in October 2021, foregoing a major wide release.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas taking over the No. 1 spot, which is fitting, while the recently added Ariana Grande concert doc Excuse Me, I Love You comes in second.

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom still at No. 1.

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Quebecois director Denis Villeneuve found out about Warner Bros.’ decision to release their entire 2021 slate digitally and theatrically at the same time as everyone else. Now, the “Dune” filmmaker is slamming the studio’s announcement, calling it a franchise killer and promotional tactic for their U.S. streaming service.

While it appears that some film fans are excited by the prospect of WarnerMedia releasing the entire 2021 Warner Bros. film slate simultaneously on HBO Max and theaters, there are still a lot of folks that don’t agree with the move.

Quebecois director Denis Villeneuve found out about Warner Bros.’ decision to release their entire 2021 slate digitally and theatrically at the same time as everyone else. Now, the “Dune” filmmaker is slamming the studio’s announcement, calling it a franchise killer and promotional tactic for their U.S. streaming service.