Paul Verhoeven Reteams With ‘RoboCop’ Writer for Women-Led Erotic Thriller ‘Young Sinner’

told the New York Times that she died from complications of chronic obstructed pulmonary disease.Born on Aug.

Wanda Young, best known as a member of Motown's popular and chart-topping The Marvelettes, has died at age 78.  Meta Ventress, Young's daughter, told the New York Times that her mother died on Dec. 15 in Garden City, Mich.  She told the outlet that the cause of death had to do with complications due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.  The artist and her fellow Marvelettes were teenagers when they recorded their enduring hit "Please Mr.

Saturday Night Live (December 18), host Paul Rudd is seen jokingly mispronouncing Charli XCX’s name – watch it below.Rudd will host the show for the fifth time this weekend and Charli XCX will appear on the show as a the musical guest.In the new trailer, which Charli shared on her Twitter account, Rudd can be seen struggling to pronounce the ‘XCX’ part of Charli’s name.After rolling her eyes at Rudd, she corrects him to which he quips: “is that Roman?”Watch the moment here:it's charli baby… on

The City of Memphis has named a street to honor Young Dolph, the rapper and hometown hero who was killed last month. Adolph “Young Dolph” Thornton, Jr.

Just a few days ago, it was revealed that 20th Century Studios had pulled the Adrian Lyne erotic thriller, “Deep Water,” from its release schedule. At the time, we speculated the odd move (made about a month before the film was supposed to be released) was likely due to the studio wanting to send the film to streaming.

Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas' film,  will be released on streaming services instead of getting a theatrical release as previously planned.The film will reportedly be released domestically on Hulu, while Amazon will stream the film overseas, reports. No new premiere date has yet been announced.The erotic thriller starring the former couple — who met and sparked a short-lived whirlwind romance while filming — was originally set to hit theaters on Jan.

Remember the glory days of the pre-pandemic society when Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas would joyfully dating and everything seemed right in the world? The duo met while leading the cast of the erotic thriller “Deep Water” and it seemed as if we were going to be able to watch their love unfold on the big screen. Well, the pandemic happened, the couple split up (Affleck is now with Jennifer Lopez, obvi), and “Deep Water” never saw the light of day.

Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas' film won't be hitting the big screen in the near future. The erotic thriller starring the former couple — who met and sparked a short-lived whirlwind romance while filming — was originally set to hit theaters Jan. 14.However, ET has learned that the film has been removed from the Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures theatrical schedule, and no new release date has yet been set.

Back in the summer of 1985 a couple of rambunctious Irish lads—one 10, the other 13—were out and about in their Dublin neighborhood, up to their usual tricks. No worries there—they had promised their mums they’d return for supper. 

Arguably the greatest soccer player of all time, Pelé, was admitted to Sao Paulo’s Hospital Albert Einstein on Wednesday according to his doctors. It is the second time in the past few months the three-time World Cup winner has been admitted for treatment on a tumor in his colon.

Benedetta filmmaker Paul Verhoeven is re-teaming with Edward Neumeier, the screenwriter behind Verhoeven’s classic genre movies Robocop and Starship Troopers, on a political thriller titled Young Sinner.

Immodest Acts: The Life of a Lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy, Paul Verhoeven probably would have eagerly pushed that person down a set of stairs to get his hands on this material, because it’s tailor-made to suit his risqué sensibilities.Hence, the Dutch auteur’s Benedetta (★★☆☆☆) might not be the most divinely right adaptation of Brown’s account of real-life 17th-century Sister Benedetta Carlini, but it is exactly the overheated, mystic lesbian nun thriller that viewers might expect from the

Over the summer, Dutch filmmaker Paul Verhoeven while promoting his latest effort “Benedetta,” revealed that his next movie would be an American political/spy thriller set in Washington D.C. and would be his first U.S.-set film since the Kevin Bacon-led horror pic “Hollow Man” made way back in 2000.

Christmas is just around the corner and Paul Verhoeven has left a present for us during this hallowed season: A film with lesbian nuns, full-frontal nudity, tons of sex, Catholic hypocrisy and brutal self-flagellation. Happy birthday, Jesus!“Benedetta” doesn't know if it's a searing indictment of religion, a horror flick, a thriller or an adult film.