‘The Avengers’ movies are getting a Shakespearean parody

It looked like we were about to see Rachael Kirkconnell and Matt James chase their happily ever after following a contentious ending to The Bachelor when the duo were spotted in NYC together. Naturally, our heads were kinda spinning! But now, new sources confirm the reunion last week was actually the end of the road for the former love birds.

Forever and always. DMX’s fiancée, Desiree Lindstrom, debuted a new tribute tattoo for the late rapper, who passed away on Friday, April 9, after an overdose on April 2.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorGoogle is killing off the Google Play Movies & TV app, which lets users purchase and rent films and series, from Roku devices and smart TVs.As of June 15, 2021, the Google Play Movies & TV app will no longer be available on the Roku players or TVs or Samsung, LG and Vizio smart TVs. For those platforms, “The YouTube app will be your new home for movies and shows,” Google says in a notice on its website.

Olivia Rodrigo got her driver’s license…and she’s already gotten in trouble, too!

I snagged movie tickets for a 6 pm showtime of Voyagers at Cinemark on opening night (April 8).FYI: this article about the Voyagers movie is spoiler-free, but I’m going to describe some parts and my overall impression. (I’m not a film critic, just a regular person who likes watching movies!)Voyagers, written and directed by Neil Burger of Limitless fame, is one of the many new weekend movie releases out now in theatres.

‘In the Heights’ is set to release June 17, 2021, and has been a long time coming for Lin-Manuel Miranda. The playwright spoke to Variety with the film’s director Jon M. Chu about the struggles he had pitching the project nearly two decades ago, the obstacles they overcame, and why he initially didn't want to postpone the films release after COVID-19.

Travis Barker is showing off his love for Kourtney Kardashian in a very permanent way!

George Clooney and Julia Roberts recently teamed up to star in Ticket to Paradise, and an official release date has just been announced.

A sterling final lineup of talent, filmmakers and stars, will be participating in the all-new Deadline’s The Nominees Film virtual event this Saturday. Among nominated actors appearing  are Leslie Odom Jr.

the Hollywood Reporter. He had also been diagnosed with lung cancer.

Hey, Hollywooders! Has anyone ever told you to “stop crying, it’s just a movie?”Well, we’re here to tell you that there’s nothing wrong with crying.Yeah yeah, we’re all about feel-good news, but sometimes crying feels good. Movies are MEANT to make you cry; they are such a healthy and cathartic outlet to express your emotions and we think that’s HollyGOOD! Don’t you?!seeing all these “stop crying it’s just a movie” makes me a realize ….

Dr. Drew Pinksy is being roasted on Twitter after complaining that proposed “vaccination passports,” proof that an individual has been vaccinated against COVID-19 so that they can travel, would violate personal freedoms.

Mariah Carey is having a medical moment, darling.

The key artwork for Zack Snyder‘s new Netflix movie Army of the Dead has been released!

Salma Hayek was spotted on the set of the upcoming biographical crime movie   House of Gucci . In the new Ridley Scott film, the Mexican-American actress will portray Pina Auriemma’s role, Patrizia Reggiani’s clairvoyant friend, known for her 25 years sentence for allegedly having organized the killing of the former head of the Gucci fashion house. Maurizio Gucci.

Amanda Seyfried has another Netflix movie on the way!

 Naya Rivera  has another project coming out soon that she worked on before passing away this past July. The industry veteran did voice work as Selina Kyle aka Catwoman in the upcoming two-part animated film, ‘Batman: The Long Halloween,’ according to the Hollywood Reporter.Warner Bros.

Laika, the studio behind animated films such as Oscar-nominatedCoraline, ParaNorman and Kubo and the Two Strings,is making its foray into live-action. The Oregon studio has optioned Seventeen, the upcoming first novel by John Brownlow, with plans toadapt the title as its first live-action production.

Zola is coming!