Kelvin Harrison Jr. lands role of B.B. King in Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Elvis’ movie

Game Of Thrones spin-off series House Of The Dragon, admitting she had never seen the original series beforehand.The actress was announced to be playing the role of Alicent Hightower in the prequel series back in December, though has revealed she wasn’t familiar with George RR Martin’s world beforehand.“When I read the script, I hadn’t seen any Game Of Thrones,” Cooke told Variety.

Shades for days! That Thing You Do! was stacked with a couple of “newbies,” a hit soundtrack — and Tom Hanks. The 1996 musical comedy continues to be a fan-favorite nearly 25 years later, with the cast recently reuniting in April 2020 for a good cause.

Reba McEntire and Rex Linn have finally gone on their first movie date.

Variety’s awards team of Jazz Tangcay, Clayton Davis, Tim Gray and Jenelle Riley highlight artisans flying below the radar.Crank re-created a World War II battleship for the Tom Hanks-starring film. He captures the claustrophobia of life aboard the vessel in the living quarters of Hanks’ Capt.

The Wisconsin police officers involved in the shooting of Jacob Blake last year, igniting several days of unrest that included two fatal shootings, will not face criminal charges, prosecutors said Tuesday.  Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley also said Blake will not face charges.  Sheskey, who is White, shot Blake during a response to an Aug. 23 domestic disturbance call.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe coronavirus outbreak caused a 72% slump in theatrical box office in Hong Kong last year. It also caused audiences in the city to embrace a more diverse selection of films, especially those from Asia.Hong Kong traditionally has one of the world’s highest per capita cinema attendance rates.

Tom Hanks isn't too thrilled with his latest hairdo. The Hollywood superstar appeared on "The Graham Norton Show" on Tuesday and revealed that he's undergone some serious hairstyling for his role as Colonel Tom Parker in the upcoming Elvis Presley biopic.

Tom Hanks, is that you?The 64-year-old actor was a virtual guest on Tuesday's , and admitted that he's not thrilled with the latest hairstyle he's rocking to play Elvis Presley's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, in Baz Luhrmann's upcoming biopic about the King of Rock and Roll.For the part, Hanks currently has a completely bald head with the exception of a few patches of hair on the sides.«Here, let me show you the horrible haircut I have to have in order to portray Colonel Tom Parker.

Golden Globes back in January that he would be in something of a “bad guy” role for the film.The Elvis film remains untitled, but he stars in it alongside Austin Butler as Presley in the biopic about his life.

 Tom Hanks  is gearing up to play Elvis Presley’s manager, Colonel Tom Parker, in a forthcoming film about the musical legend--but one of the requirements for the role is “horrible,” according to the actor.The 64-year-old first gave fans a look at his brand new bald head on Tuesday during an interview on The Graham Norton Show.

EXCLUSIVE: Kelvin Harrison Jr. has landed a supporting role in the upcoming Elvis film from director Baz Luhrmann and Warner Bros. The pic resumed shooting back in September after star Tom Hanks came down with COVID-19 in March, prompting a six-month production shutdown.

Tom Hanks has a new ‘do! The Academy Award winner debuted his latest look during an interview on The Graham Norton Show on December 29, and revealed he’s not a huge fan of his hairless head. “Can you see that? Look at that thing!” the actor said as he flashed his bald head at the camera.

Chris Harrison taking his final bow in Bachelor Nation? Some fans think so.Rumors swirled around the longtime reality TV host, 49, on Tuesday, December 29, after The New York Post’s Page Six reported that he’s moving to Austin, Texas.

Tom Hanks jokes about his new ‘do during an interview with Graham Norton for the host’s New Year’s Eve special, which is set to air Thursday night.

This has been an exceptionally bad year at the Hollywood box office, given the cinema shutdowns and production delays brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.