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Outside of his role on “The Deuce,” James Franco has largely been absent from mainstream films and TV projects over the past few years. This, of course, is a result of the sexual misconduct allegations against him during his time as an acting teacher years ago.

James Franco is opening up about his fractured working relationship with his old pal Seth Rogen. The actors are longtime collaborators, but in a new, in-depth interview about his life – scandals and all – Franco revealed a bit more about the distance between him and Rogen, which was sparked by the sexual misconduct allegations against Franco.

made a number of great projects, such as An American Pickle and The Boys. During that time, it’s not surprising that Rogen was asked about his working relationship with Franco.

James Franco has admitted to using his fame “as a lure,” sleeping with students at his defunct acting school Studio 4 and being “completely blind” to both “power dynamics” and “people’s feelings” in his first in-depth interview on the sexual misconduct allegations against him, which surfaced in 2018.

accused by five women of sexual misconduct. An attorney for Franco denied all the allegations at the time.In February 2021, Franco settled a lawsuit with two accusers, Sarah Tither-Kaplan and Toni Gaal, who were former students at now-defunct acting school Studio 4 – where they claimed he pushed his acting students to perform explicit scenes on camera.

James Franco is opening up about how being accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women impacted his friendship with Seth Rogen.

James Franco is addressing Seth Rogen‘s comments about how the pair have no plans to work together going forward.

Seth Rogen Guest ColumnistFor Variety‘s Writers on Writers, Seth Rogen pens a tribute to “C’mon C’mon” (screenplay by Mike Mills).I’m gonna try to write about the amazing film “C’mon C’mon” without really saying anything specific about it, as I wouldn’t want to diminish the viewing by planting my specific thoughts in your head going in.

James Franco is finally ready to share his side of the story in an in-depth interview with SiriusXM’s Jess Cagle.

Santa Inc., claiming “tens of thousands of white supremacists” are to blame for the HBO Max series’ overwhelmingly negative reception.The show’s first (and presumably only) season was released in full on Thursday (December 2), and has thus far been majorly panned by audiences. On IMDB, 90.6 per cent of 5,236 viewers rated Santa Inc.

Rogen as Santa Claus and Sarah Silverman as Candy Smalls, an intrepid elf who will do anything to be named as the first female Santa – even if she has to fight like a man to get it, per HBO Max’s official description.The eight-episode show currently has a 3% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes and a 1.1/10 rating on IMDb.

Adele’s recent US television special.Rogan attended the event with wife Lauren Miller thinking that it would be a small, intimate show and was shocked when he turned up to find a much larger audience and a film crew.Speaking on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Rogan recounted the moment explaining that he and his wife had smoked a “tonne of weed” and got “extremely high” before the show.“I was in the front row of the Adele concert,” Rogen began.

Gallery: 'Aliens might want to destroy us!' These stars all believe in extraterrestrial life (BANG Showbiz)Recalling then being given seats 1A and 1B, he added: "‘We’re as close as you can fathomably be. I sit down there’s a camera literally pointed at my face.

Seth Rogen did not think the Adele special was going to be a full-blown TV production.

rolling in the deep, but Seth Rogen was rolling up a joint before he attended her “One Night Only” concert last month. The “Superbad” star appeared on “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon” on Wednesday discussing how he ended up at the big gig, which took place at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles and was later broadcast on CBS.

Seth Rogen in the concert special last month, so was he! The 39-year-old comedian was a guest on Wednesday's and he spoke about sitting front and center for the famed British singer's first public concert in years, held at Los Angeles' Griffith Observatory. «I was in the front row of the Adele concert and that is as surprising to me as anyone because I had no idea I was attending the taping of an Adele television special at all,» Rogen quipped, saying he'd received an invitation and wasn't aware

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticChristmas is big business for TV; the content mill of light romantic comedies set around the holidays and celebrity-driven specials has come to make December feel, at moments, like a forced march of glee.

Seth Rogen is getting candid about how he handles trolls.