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Rebel Wilson ditched workout gear for an unexpected hot pink look on Saturday which had fans doing a double-take.The star looked amazing in a prom gown which showed off her incredible weight loss and although it wasn’t exactly her usual sense of style, she still managed to rock the look.MORE: Rebel Wilson looks unrecognisable in sporty throwback photo Rebel was wearing the gown to film scenes from her new movie, Senior Year, and was posing with her castmates in the fun photos. WATCH: Rebel

Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams are in the early stages of working on a follow-up to hit 2005 comedy Wedding Crashers.

Harvey Weinstein refused to pay Kevin Smith royalties for their 1994 movie Clerks, the filmmaker has alleged.

Brad Pitt’s topless scene in Quentin Tarantino’s 2019 movie Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood was the star’s idea.

Patrick Swayze’s cancer battle dashed Zombieland filmmakers’ hopes of securing the actor for a cameo as a member of the undead for the 2009 horror comedy.

When he stepped inside the square circle as a wrestler in the WWE, Dave Bautista famously liked to finish his opponents off with the Batista Bomb.

Veep creator Armando Iannucci’s next film project will be a comedy set in the world of amateur sumo wrestling.

Kirstie Alley and John Travolta are desperate to work together on another Look Who’s Talking sequel.

Rian Johnson wants Daniel Craig’s gentleman detective Benoit Blanc to investigate a whole new cast of characters in Knives Out’s sequel.

David Schwimmer would love to play James Bond in a comedy reboot of the espionage franchise.

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are reportedly poised to return to the Bad Boys franchise for another sequel following the projected box office success of the new Bad Boys For Life.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – Its economic message might be fuzzy. Its feminism, too. But best-friend comedy “Like a Boss” rides Tiffany Haddish and Rose Byrnes’s frisky and believable chemistry to laughs — some worn, some crude, but more than a few delivered deftly and consistently enough to keep audiences smiling if not doubled over.