John Lithgow Joins Cast Of Apple Thriller ‘Sharper’ Ahead Of Production Start

Joanna Hogg’s 2019 film “The Souvenir” made a big splash at its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival that year. The film went on to win the World Cinema Dramatic Grand Jury Prize at the festival that year and was a critic’s favorite, ending up on several Top 10 lists at year’s end.

Jennifer Garner, 49, stepped out with boyfriend John Miller, 43, to get coffee in New York City on Sept. 29. The actress and the businessman were dressed in casual clothes, including a black jogging suit for her and a gray T-shirt and black pants for him, as they held their small cups and walked beside each other. Jennifer also added a blue baseball cap, sunglasses, a purple face mask, and sneakers to her look while John added brown boots and a blue face mask. Check out the pic HERE!

Jennifer Garner was spotted out with on-again boyfriend John Miller!

announced in March that she would be stepping down from the Sundance Institute by the end of the year. Vicente’s last day with TIFF will be October 31, and her time with Sundance will begin at the start of November and will work between Park City, Los Angeles and New York City.

Joanna Hogg‘s 2019 film “The Souvenir” made a big splash at its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival that year. The film went on to win the World Cinema Dramatic Grand Jury Prize at the festival that year and was a critic’s favorite, ending up on several Top 10 lists at year’s end.

Jean Hale was an actress known for movies including “In Like Flint” and appearances on TV shows such as “Batman” and “Perry Mason.”Hale got her break into acting when she was seen walking down the street in New York City by Sandra Dee’s (1942–2005) agent. She was offered a Hollywood contract, and she made her acting debut in the 1963 movie “Violent Midnight.” Hale went on to appear in movies including “Taggart” (1964), “The Oscar” (1966), and “St.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are spending the day together in NYC!

EXCLUSIVE: Jami Kandel has been promoted to SVP and Jessica Pierson to VP at Vision PR. Both are based in New York and have been with the agency since its 2014 launch.

Chrissy Teigen wows in a sheer dress while she and husband John Legend head to a late night dinner at Carbone in New York City on Sunday night (September 26).

2021 Tony Awards show brought out some of showbusiness' biggest names for the black tie affair, and was a perfect date night opportunity for Chrissy Teigen and John Legend.The cute couple hit the red carpet at the Winter Garden Theater in New York City on Sunday, dressed to the nines. Teigen sparkled in a silver, glimmering off-the-shoulder gown by Ulyana Sergeenko, featuring a plunging neckline and sheer front, which she paired with pink, ruffled sleeves and a matching pink clutch.Legend — who

John Legend is taking over the stage at the 2020 Tony Awards!

Chrissy Teigen dazzles in a sparkly silver dress next to husband John Legend at the 2020 Tony Awards on Sunday (September 26) at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City.

Nick Edwards Guest Contributor“The Kissing Booth” producer Andrew Cole-Bulgin has departed Komixx — the production company behind all three instalments of the hit Netflix movies — to join forces with “The Millionaire Matchmaker” star Patti Stanger on a new scripted project.The crossover drama series, in which a young dating expert from a Jewish family of matchmakers navigates 1970s New York City and New Jersey to turn her family trade into an empire, has strong auto-biographical resonance for

Lily Aldridge and Joan Smalls are looking fierce on the red carpet!

Gigi Hadid shimmers in bold jewel colors on the runway for the Tom Ford fashion show during NYFW: The Shows at David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center on Sunday (September 12) in New York City.

In the feature debut of director Jonah Feingold, “Dating & New York,” which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year, the filmmaker makes his attempt at the romantic comedy by way of modern dating practices such as the reliance on apps and how technology has informed and devalued human connection. It’s an ambitious and, at times, messy feature that attempts to both deconstruct and honor the genre he clearly loves.