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Legendary actress and singer Jenifer Lewis says her sex addiction in the ’80s was “dangerous.”

Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee has opened up about the extent of his alcohol addiction before his recent spell in a rehab facility.Speaking to Yahoo Entertainment, Lee explained his history of being “on and off” substance dependance “for a long time,” including a previous four-year period of sobriety.“I go through these phases where I just want to live a different life and fuck all the dumb shit,” the drummer said.

David Harbour, Noah Jupe, Kieran Culkin and Brendan Fraser have joined the all-star cast of Steven Soderbergh’s heist thrillerNo Sudden Move. The casting comes as the HBO Max and Warner Bros.

Dave McNary Film ReporterHBO Max and Warner Bros. Pictures are back in production on Steven Soderbergh’s period crime drama “No Sudden Move,” with David Harbour, Noah Jupe and Brendan Fraser joining previously announced stars Don Cheadle and Benicio Del Toro.The cast also includes Amy Seimetz, Jon Hamm, Ray Liotta, Kieran Culkin, Bill Duke, Frankie Shaw and Julia Fox.

We’ve known about Steven Soderbergh’s upcoming film “No Sudden Move” (formerly known as “Kill Switch”) for a while now. Back in November, we first reported on the project with Don Cheadle, Josh Brolin, and Sebastian Stan all in talks to star in the film.

Also Read: Steven Soderbergh to Lead Directors Guild Committee on Restarting Production With Social DistancingEd Solomon wrote the film that is set in Detroit in 1955 and is a heist thriller about a group of small time criminals who are tasked with stealing a simple document, only to discover that its ultimate purpose is far more complicated once their plans go horribly wrong.Casey Silver is producing “No Sudden Move,” and the movie is being made under Soderbergh’s overall deal with HBO Max.“The

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerSteven Soderbergh has commenced production on his latest film No Sudden Move (f.k.a Kill Switch), a crime thriller that is being produced under his recently formed overall deal with HBO Max.

Nellie Andreeva, Denise Petski Steven Soderbergh has revealed a sequel to The Knick is in the works centered on André Holland’s Dr. Algernon C.

Filmmaker Steven Soderbergh is an all-purpose jack of all trades. That means beyond directing, he’s executive producing, mentoring, guiding, advising, godfathering, innovating, and even writing (the humble filmmaker vehemently stressed a few years back he was decidedly not a writer, but amusingly, he wrote three screenplays during the spring 2020 lockdown which he told me he intends to direct).

Screen Media has picked up the U.S. rights to Chad Faust’s revenge thriller Girl, which is toplined by The Duff star Bella Thorne.

An early adopter of all and any filmmaking techniques, when director Steven Soderbergh isn’t innovating on his own (he’s a forerunner of digital filmmaking), mentoring talent, or writing three screenplays in the middle of a pandemic, he’s often acting as a godfather, advisor, and no-fee broker on a project simply because he believes in the artists involved and has always had an eye for talent.

Also Read: Bella Thorne Apologizes to OnlyFans Users: 'I WANTED to Help With the Stigma Behind Sex'“Girl” was produced by Thomas Michael, Shayne Putzlocher and Sara Shaak and executive produced by Jason Moring, Dave Duckett, Joe Ferraro, Jean Pierre Magro, Al Morrison, Lee Nelson, David Tish and Screen Media’s Seth Needle and Conor McAdam.“Chad Faust wrote and directed a visceral and thrilling film that we’re excited for audiences to experience.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorScreen Media said Wednesday that is has acquired U.S. rights to Girl, the thriller written and directed by Chad Foust that stars Bella Thorne and Mickey Rourke.

“Next to Last Stand,” by Craig Johnson (Viking)In “Next to Last Stand,” the 16th book in Craig Johnson’s popular mystery series, Absaroka County Sheriff Walt Longmire is feeling his age. He’s not sure he even wants to stand for reelection.

Fans have been speculating for years over who will replace Daniel Craig in the beloved role and seems like Tom Hardy is the new favourite. According to The Vulcan Reporter, Tom Hardy is set to replace Daniel Craig in the coveted role as the next James Bond in 007 movies.

Numerous summer releases were pushed to November owing to the COVID-19 outbreak in the world. While the situation isn't under control in the US, Danial Craig's No Time To Die continues to eye the November release date as per the latest poster.

Naman Ramachandran Stephen Odubola, star of Rapman’s acclaimed “Blue Story,” will headline prison drama “Ire,” alongside Craig Fairbrass (“Villain”) and Jason Flemying (“Pennyworth”).The film, which marks the directorial debut of actor Ross McCall (“About Us”), follows the prison life of an institutionalized criminal incarcerated for murdering his wife.