Jim Carrey, Emmy Rossum, Kiefer Sutherland & More Pay Tribute to Joel Schumacher

Jim Carrey‘s new book Memoirs and Misinformation includes stories that feature celebrities like Nicolas Cage, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Anthony Hopkins.The actor teamed with writer Dana Vachon for the venture, a fictional story that revolves around a depressed anti-hero grappling with the apocalypse, and The Mask star reveals many of his famous pals appear in the tale – and they have all been sent advanced copies.Carrey shares that Cage was particularly excited with his mention – even if he’s a

NEW YORK -- When Jim Carrey and Dana Vachon handed in the book they had toiled on for eight years -- a satirical “anti-memoir” about Carrey’s life but with increasingly extreme flights of absurdity -- to Sonny Mehta, the late Knopf publisher said he would put it out as a novel. Carrey and Vachon protested.

Jim Carrey decided to turn the memoir genre on its head.The actor and comedian has been subverting expectations throughout his 30-year career, and for his new book,, he does it once again, crafting a fictionalized version of himself within a fictionalized Hollywood, in order to explore «the fear of erasure and the ego and its addiction to relevance and the ever-growing need society has, for some reason, to live beyond the grave until the end of the program.»«It's basically using fiction to tell

If Jim Carrey’s new sci-fi pseudo-memoir sounds confusing, don’t worry, he understands.

Today, it’s being reported that Oscar-winning composer and film legend Ennio Morricone has passed away at the age of 91, due to complications from a recent fall. To say that Morricone is one of the most influential composers in film history is an understatement.

Many in Hollywood and Broadway are paying tribute to Nick Cordero, the Tony-nominated actor who died Sunday after a grueling battle with the coronavirus. Many had followed Cordero's health struggles thanks to posts on social media by his wife, fitness instructor and former Broadway dancer Amanda Kloots, who made the announcement of Cordero's passing Sunday on Instagram.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterThe outpouring of tributes flowed with love on Sunday upon the news of Nick Cordero’s death due to a devastating battle with COVID-19. Actors from Hollywood and Broadway expressed their support for Cordero, his wife Amanda Kloots and his son Eduardo.“RIP Nick Cordero!” wrote actress Viola Davis on Twitter.

Pamela Anderson, Jim Carrey and Camila Cabello relocated to the United States, where they made the life-changing decision to become U.S. citizens.Anderson — who holds dual citizenship in Canada and the U.S.

Memoirs and Misinformation.In an interview with The New York Times, the actor shared details on the upcoming book, co-written with Dana Vachon, which takes Carrey’s experiences in Hollywood and transposes them into a fictional story.“None of this is real and all of it is true,” the book’s description reads on Amazon, while Carrey added on the main character: “Jim Carrey in this book is really a representative — he’s an avatar of anybody in my position.

Jim Carrey is set to publish his new semi-autobiographical book Memoirs and Misinformation in July, and the Ace Ventura star thinks Tom Cruise may want to punch him after he’s read it.Memoirs and Misinformation, co-written with Mergers and Acquisitions author Dana Vachon, is a Hollywood-set satire about an actor called Jim Carrey whose fictional career closely mirrors that of the rubber-faced Canadian comic.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineHollywood dignitaries, from Rob Reiner to Alan Alda, took to social media on Tuesday to pay tribute to the late Carl Reiner. Reiner, the 98-year-old whose legendary career as a comedy writer, director and producer spanned over 60 years, died Monday of natural causes.His son Rob Reiner wrote, “Last night my dad passed away.

Actor, artist, and now, author, Jim Carrey reveals he’s releasing a semi-autobiographical novel that he’s been working on for several years.

artwork shows Trump giving a speech to a cemetery full of gravestones, saying “So I said, slow the testing down!”The caption reads “Trump 2020, Reckless Endangerment Tour.”Also Read: Jim Carrey Mows Down 'Garden Pest' Mitch McConnell in Latest ArtworkTrump made remarks about testing at an Oklahoma rally over the weekend.“Testing is a double-edged sword,” he said. “Here’s the bad part: When you do testing to that extent, you’re gonna find more people.

Backstreet Boys’ ‘Everybody’ video, the film laid on the dry ice and candelabras as heavily as possible, somehow turning camp Broadway horror into a 2004 Oscar favourite.Key moment: Gerard Butler serenading Emmy Rossum on a haunted gondola, floating on a river of ’80s music video madness.Schumacher’s first big film caught the tide at exactly the right moment. Somewhere before Friends made 20-somethings feel OK about not having ‘adulting’ figured out, the Brat Pack did it first with St.

#JoelSchumacher Director of Batman, The Lost Boys, St. Elmo’s Fire and Falling Down.

pic.twitter.com/yv09WIY17V— Kiefer Sutherland (@RealKiefer) June 22, 2020Patrick Wilson, who starred in Schumacher’s adaptation of “The Phantom of the Opera” in 2004, noted that Schumacher “started the careers of many. Too many to name.” Along with casting Wilson and Sutherland in some of their first film roles, Schumacher also helped launch the careers of stars like Colin Farrell in “Phone Booth” and Matthew McConaughey in “A Time to Kill.”“This breaks my heart.