'The Violent Heart' Trailer: Mary J. Blige Stars in a Romeo & Juliet-esque Thriller (Exclusive)

No Rome has teased a new collaboration with The 1975 and Charli XCX.The Dirty Hit artist took to Twitter on Monday, February 8 to share the news.He wrote, “me, (the creator of music) Charli XCX & The 1975 have a song together. Got the masters done and waiting on video edit cuts.

Sandra Bullock just sold her gorgeous home.

Haya Harareet, the Israeli actress who played Esther opposite Charlton Heston’s titular character in the 1959 religious epic Ben-Hur, has died at the age of 89 at her home in Buckinghamshire, UK. The Israeli newspaper Haaretz broke the news, citing Harareet’s niece.

Emiliano De Pablos Spain’s Bendita Film Sales has picked up worldwide sales rights to coming-of-age drama “The Saint of the Impossible,” the feature debut of Swiss director Marc Wilkins.

Gallery: 10 things you didn’t know about Liam Hemsworth (BANG Showbiz)Ryan - who has daughters James, six, Inez, four, and Betty, 15 months, with spouse Blake Lively - quipped: "You could fill a gymnasium with the things I don't know. In the hopes of becoming a less boring husband and father, I'm meeting up with talented new artists to learn a little about a lot of new things.

Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo are back as Star (short for Starbara) and Barb (just Barb) in, a comedy about two Midwest BFFs who embark on the trip of a lifetime to the glamorous Florida coast.«We never get to go on vacation, we're working, so this movie is inspired by the trip Kristen and I want to take together,» Mumolo tells ET.

Sandra Bullock no longer has Georgia on her mind.

The new trailer for the “Romeo & Juliet”-esque thriller “The Violent Heart” has been released.

Forbidden love comes in a variety of flavors in film. However, in the feature, “The Violent Heart,” there is more than one reason why the two lovers at the center of the film are being driven apart.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterTBS has ordered a pair of comedy pilots from writers Chris Romano and Hilary Winston, Variety has learned exclusively.Romano’s pilot is titled “Kill the Orange-Faced Bear.” It is described as a comedy about one man’s revenge journey after a bear eats his girlfriend.Romano will write and executive produce the pilot, with Trevor Engelson and Steven Fisher of Underground Management producing with Alex Karpovsky.

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Jon Orsini and Ruby Modine have joined John Malkovich, Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Thaddeus Street in pandemic-inspired thriller The Survivalist for Yale Productions. Directed by Jon Keeyes from an original script by Matthew Rogers, the movie takes place after the fall of civilization from a viral outbreak.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has prevailed in a competitive auction for worldwide rights on Heart of Stone, the espionage thriller developed by Skydance Media with Gal Gadot starring. Tom Harper, who helmed The Aeronauts and Wild Rose, will direct a film that aspires to hatch a female-centric franchise with the action and global scale of films like Mission: Impossible and 007.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent“Bad Tales,” a drama written and directed by Damiano and Fabio D’Innocenzo, has been acquired by Strand Releasing for North American distribution. Sold by The Match Factory, the movie world premiered in competition at Berlin in 2019 and won the Silver Bear for best screenplay.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentKino Lorber’s acquired U.S. rights to Milcho Manchevski’s “Willow” which will represent North Macedonia in the Oscars’ international feature film race.

Netflix's new drama series,, Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke play best friends whose powerful bond stands the test of time — 30 years, to be specific — and only ET has the exclusive first look at the official decades-spanning trailer. Adapted from Kristin Hannah's novel, unlikely duo Tully (Heigl) and Kate (Chalke) meet when they're both 14 years old and they can’t be any more different. While Tully is brash and bold, Kate is the shy girl you never notice.

Netflix.The actor and comedian will star in and produce at least four separate films for the streaming service through his production banner, HartBeat Productions.“Partnering with Netflix is an amazing opportunity for HartBeat and myself,” said Hart in a statement via The Hollywood Reporter.