‘Snowpiercer’: Jennifer Connolly teases Melanie Cavill’s challenging future in face of climate change

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Jennifer Aniston took to Instagram to share some important words for her followers amid the pandemic, as well as showing off her face mask!

Massive Attack‘s Robert Del Naja has criticised the live music industry’s response to climate change, saying “one band not touring doesn’t change a thing”.The artist – aka 3D – said he was “pretty livid” over the industry not meeting pledges to reduce its carbon footprint, highlighting Coldplay’s decision to stop touring until they could make it “environmentally friendly as possible”.“I understand their frustration.

As Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez‘s relationship continues to make headlines, more and more details about their reported recent rough patch continue to emerge. “There were issues between them, but she was still sitting for fittings for [her wedding] dress last week,” a source told Page Six — three days after the outlet was first to report on March 13, that the couple called off their engagement.

Salke, who was named Amazon Studios chief in 2018, acknowledged that the pandemic has fueled the rise of streaming in the past year but said she does not predict gloom and doom for theatrical releases.  “I don’t think it’s a one size fits all strategy,” she said.

This is seriously messed up!

Find out what is happening to Jennifer Lopez and her home – TMZ Mindy Kaling‘s new televison show has cast some exciting young stars – Just Jared Jr See what the Grammys looked like 20 years ago – TooFab Some more details revealed about Kate Middleton‘s issues with Meghan Markle – Celebitchy The woman who Lady Gaga is playing in her new movie is not happy – DListed Sabrina Carpenter is reacting to her boyfriend Joshua Bassett‘s new music – Just Jared Jr

Let’s hope they play “Thriller!” Jennifer Garner said that she plans on dancing with ex-husband Ben Affleck at their kids’ weddings someday.

"Acting is a very hungry, greedy career and a very unforgiving one," says Jennifer Garner, "and for someone who has chosen family way more often than I probably should have, I can’t believe I’m still here." And by the looks of her development pipeline, which includes a potential drama, thriller and musical, Garner has no plans to slow down. With her next project, family comedy Yes Day set to hit Netflix March 12, she looks back at her Hollywood career.

direct to your inboxThousands of new trees are set to be planted across Tameside by the end of this year.Tameside Council has set itself the target of planting 16,000 trees in 2021 as part of efforts to help tackle the climate emergency.The new trees will mostly be planted in greenspace and countryside, including the edges of Cheetham's Park, in Stalybridge, and along Groby Road, in Audenshaw.Cllr Brenda Warrington, Tameside Council’s executive leader, said: “Over the last 10 years we have

Jennifer Lopez has shocked fans with a silly bathtub selfie.The mom of two shared a snap of herself in the tub with a funny smile on her face and her hair styled like a troll, pointing towards the ceiling."Self-care Sunday,” JLo captioned the post, and friends and fans were quick to joke with her about the new look."Dr.

Taking risks for the best shot is in their nature! Tom Cruise, Jennifer Garner and Jennifer Lawrence are among the stars who often perform their own stunts in their action-packed films.

Jennifer Lopez might be currently filming for her upcoming comedy film Shotgun Wedding in the Dominican Republic with Josh Duhamel, but the superstar has still found some time for bit of PDA with fiancé, Alex Rodriguez. Sharing three new snaps of them cozying up on an idyllic coastline, J.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the sixth episode of “Snowpiercer” Season 2.During the first season of TNT’s “Snowpiercer,” Jennifer Connelly spent her days of production crammed on-set with dozens of other performers, all representing the passengers of the titular train, then 1,000 cars long and hurtling around the globe to keep themselves alive amid a climate disaster.