This Sydney Sweeney No-Pants Ensemble Levels Up the Game Thanks to One Surprising Accessory

Jack Dunn Umbrelic Entertainment has unveiled the cast of its upcoming horror film, “The Possession at Gladstone Manor,” which includes Caylee Cowan (“Hypnotic”), Jesse Metcalfe (“John Tucker Must Die”), Charlotte Kirk (“The Reckoning”), Darren Weiss (“Inside Man”), Barbara Crampton (“You’re Next”), William Mapother (“Blackhat”) and Lin Shaye (“Insidious” franchise). Production is currently underway in Kansas City, and AMP’s Anthony Buckner is handling international sales at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. According to an official logline, “The Possession at Gladstone Manor” picks up “when Jamie Black discovers her mother has gone missing [and] resolves to investigate by applying for the same job her mother held at Gladstone Manor.

David Cronenberg shocked the cinema world two years ago when he came out of retirement and showed up at the Cannes Film Festival with a new film, “Crime Of The Future.”  2014’s “Map To The Stars,” which also had a Cannes premiere, was initially supposed to be Cronenberg’s last.  Now, will the Canadian auteur’s latest, “The Shrouds,” be his swan song?   Continue reading ‘The Shrouds’: David Cronenberg Remains Uncertain If His Latest Film Will Be His Last: “I Really Don’t Know” at The Playlist.

This one has seemingly been in the wind for a while as a rumor or wishlist, but it seems to have panned out regardless. “Baby Driver” filmmaker Edgar Wright is in talks to direct Sydney Sweeney in the long-gestating remake of “Barbarella.” The “Euphoria” star has been attached to the project since 2022, but there’s been little movement on it, other than a desire to make it, until now.

EXCLUSIVE: Following the success of her most recent Sony pic Anyone But You, the studio isn’t wasting any time staying in the Sydney Sweeney business as sources tell Deadline Jane and Honey Goldman are in negotiations to pen a new Barbarella pic starring Sweeney with Edgar Wright In Talks to direct. The film is still in development given Sweeney’s busy schedule and Wright deep in prep on his The Running Man reboot with Glen Powell starring, so the project will not be next up for either talent.

Sydney Sweeney has lined up her next project. Following a romantic-comedy, a superhero film, and a horror, Sweeney is now going for a sports biopic, where she’ll play Christy Martin, a professional boxer who opened doors for women in boxing and sports in general.Sydney Sweeney lleva un ‘look’ de una de las marcas favoritas de Kate MiddletonSydney Sweeney and Ana de Armas are making a movie together — all we knowA post shared by Sydney Sweeney (@sydney_sweeney)Deadline was the first to break the news, with Sweeney sharing the article on her Instagram and adding a message. “Honored to tell Christy’s powerful story,” she wrote.

Following some impressive turns in “Anyone But You,” “The White Lotus,” and “Immaculate,” actress Sydney Sweeney has bagged an impressive new dramatic role. The “Euphoria,” also known for her part in “Madame Web,” Sweeney will star in Australian director David Michôd’s (“The King”) new film about trailblazing female boxer Christy Martin.

Sydney Sweeney is taking on a challenging new role!

EXCLUSIVE: The in-demand Sydney Sweeney, coming off hit rom-com Anyone But You and horror pic Immaculate, is shifting gears again as she is set to portray trailblazing boxer Christy Martin in a new biopic which could be a knockout for buyers at the Cannes market where Black Bear will be launching.

strutting down the ? Turns out, it was . While Sweeney can pull off any look, there was speculation about whether the Miu Miu–clad star would revert to her famous golden locks. Well, shortly after the event, the actor was seen modeling her classic hairstyle with a look that embodied the essence of summer.Basking in the New York City sunshine, the 26-year-old star looked as fresh as a daisy in a perfect look for the warmer months ahead.

Sydney Sweeney has officially confirmed that she did NOT dye her hair for the 2024 Met Gala!

We love a good subversion of expectations!

Sydney Sweeney is mixing up her look at the 2024 Met Gala on Monday evening (May 6) in New York City.

is one of the most celebrated actors currently on the scene, thanks to her versatility. Now, after risking (and winning) on the red carpet during the and Immaculate press tour, she's playing around with the endless possibilities that denim has to offer.First, Sweeney was photographed strolling through the streets of New York with an outfit signed entirely by .

Sydney Sweeney is getting ready for the 2024 Met Gala!

Sydney Sweeney‘s movie Immaculate was released in theaters back in March, but it’s still coming soon to other areas of the world.

Sydney Sweeney and Ana de Armas will be starring in “Eden,” a thriller film directed by Oscar winning director Ron Howard. Here’s all we know about the project: Ana De Armas brings boho chic back: Her Spring look includes chic tube top and maxi skirtSydney Sweeney wears Angelina Jolie’s iconic Oscars gown 20 years laterReports from Deadline claim the film is based on an unsolved mystery that occurred in the Galapagos island.

Sorry, Glen Powell shippers! Sydney Sweeney‘s wedding is really happening — and in fact may be sooner than anyone realized!

Sydney Sweeney View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sydney Sweeney (@sydney_sweeney) "One sec hanging in Hawaii," Sydney Sweeney captioned a series of photos she posted on Instagram from her island vacation, featuring one picture of her hanging upside down in a Jeep. In the photos, she is wearing a black bikini top under a denim jacket and matching shorts.

The Only Way is Essex's Clelia Theodorou has released an emotional statement on Instagram announcing she's reached a "major milestone" in her life. Last year, the 29 year old was involved in a major car accident while pregnant with her first child.The reality star broke both her legs and feet and was left temporarily wheelchair bound, but her mother sadly did not survive.

William Earl administrator Caitlin Cronenberg‘s directorial debut “Humane,” which opens in select theaters Friday, tackles a decidedly heavy topic: the climate crisis. Yet the film always has an ironic levity to it, something she assigns to human nature. “In a crisis, someone is always making a joke,” Cronenberg says.