Neve Campbell Talks ‘Scream 5’ & Fighting Fear During the Pandemic (Exclusive)

Emma Roberts opened up about her “interesting time” being pregnant amid the coronavirus pandemic.“It’s definitely caused a lot of introspection, but I think it’s been amazing to really sit with myself and really turn inward in a way I never have before and be still,” the actress, 29, told Glamour on Tuesday, October 27.

After months of speculation and debate, college football is now confronted with the practicalities of the calendar – will they or won’t they be playing this fall?  To the strong objection of some of the game’s most prominent coaches, rumors began circulating on Monday that the Big Ten and Pac-12 conferences will be postponing their seasons until the spring.  Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh released a statement pleading with officials to base their decision on facts – not feelings, citing statistics

Eva Mendes is opening up about her life in a rare new interview that was just published.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A community centre has celebrated the success of its latest project after it delivered 5,000 meals to people during the pandemic.Staff and volunteers at the Tannahill Centre, Ferguslie Park, gathered together as they reached the milestone of the food delivery service, which was set up to help those in need.The initiative was set up by Ferguslie Housing Association to ensure that those who have been unable to

Neve Campbell is opening up about her decision to return for the upcoming Scream movie, after starring in the original movies more than a decade ago.

Neve Campbell is looking forward to returning to her final girl roots in Scream 5, but she was initially on the fence.“I’m excited to get back to it. I’m excited to see Courteney [Cox] and David [Arquette].

Love Story, the classic 1970 Ali MacGraw romance that started an oddly specific and prolific subgenre of movies about young people dying of cancer. The Oscar-nominated movie was followed by in 2002, in which Mandy Moore’s character, before she succumbs to the disease, tells her boyfriend, “Without suffering there would be no compassion.”In 2014, gave us even more reasons to cry.

Neve Campbell has said it is “unfathomable” to put yourself in the place of a mother losing her child as she discussed her latest film role.

White Wine Question Time with friend Giovanna Fletcher, Willis told host Kate Thornton that she found the whole process really frustrating.“I felt very useless,” she said. “There's absolutely nothing that you can do when all you want to do is help.“You couldn't do anything – and that's what I found really frustrating at the same time as being really bloody relieved that I have a roof over my head and my health – I was conflicted with that most days.

Variety has written at length about animation’s uninterrupted production workflow amid the coronavirus pandemic, while the rest of Hollywood has suffered with shutdowns and outbreaks. To discover how the magic of animation happens remotely, and in celebration of our annual 10 Animators to Watch list, we recruited writing-directing-editing animation team Todd Hansen and Doug Nicholas to let us in on their process.

James McClain It’s spooky season and slasher film icon Neve Campbell is on the real estate prowl. The “Scream” star and her longtime partner, British-American actor JJ Feild, have paid a bloodcurdling $2.8 million for a well-appointed estate in the leafy and increasingly desirable Los Angeles neighborhood of Sherman Oaks, in L.A.’s San Fernando Valley.Campbell’s new digs aren’t particularly scary, however.

Lindsay Blake Horror fans rejoiced when it was announced in late September that filming of the fifth installment of the highly successful “Scream” franchise had finally gotten underway after a four-month delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic. All hands are on deck for the shoot, including OG cast members Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox, and David Arquette, who are reprising their roles as Sidney Prescott, Gale Weathers, and Deputy Dewey Riley, respectively.

— Disney+'s upcoming film about Zach Sobiech, an aspiring musician who was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer his senior year of high school — didn't just want to make a movie about his life.

Glasgow care home has been left devastated after losing its first resident to Covid-19 after staying clear of the virus during the first wave. A number of staff and residents at David Cargill House, in the city’s West End, have recently tested positive for coronavirus and are now self-isolating.

The new Disney+ movie Clouds premieres this week and the streaming service celebrated by throwing a socially distant drive-in premiere in Los Angeles!

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentBefore borders closed due to the pandemic, Sigourney Weaver was able to travel to Paris in January to shoot a highly anticipated episode of “Call My Agent!,” the hit French series that’s available on Netflix worldwide.  The first international actor to participate in the ensemble series, Weaver was quick to accept the part which sees her taking part in a French movie.  The experience allowed her to dive into comedy which she rarely does, as well as

Disney+ this week., the new Disney film directed bystar Justin Baldoni, and starring Sabrina Carpenter, Fin Argus and Neve Campbell, will premiere on the streaming service on Friday, Oct. 16.