<p>Jennifer Coolidge, who saw a career resurgence following her Emmy-winning turn as Tanya McQuoid-Hunt in the acclaimed HBO series 'The White Lotus,' was named the 2023 Woman of the Year by Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals on Tuesday.</p>

<p>The Pudding is the oldest theatrical organisation in the nation and one of the oldest in the world. Since 1951, it has bestowed this award annually on women “who have made lasting and impressive contributions to the world of entertainment.”</p>

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<p>Coolidge, who also played Stifler’s sultry mom in 'American Pie' and sage manicurist Paulette in the 'Legally Blonde' movies, grew up in the Boston area.</p>

<p>“We are so excited to welcome Jennifer Coolidge back to her hometown and to Harvard, the iconic setting of Legally Blonde,” Man and Woman of the Year coordinator Maya Dubin said in a press release. “Her glittering personality and comedic presence are so Pudding.”</p>

<p>Coolidge will be honoured with a parade through Harvard Square on February 4 followed by a roast when she will be presented with her Pudding Pot.</p>

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<p>Her other film credits include roles in 'Best In Show',&nbsp;'A Mighty Wind', and 'Shotgun Wedding' while she has appeared in multiple television shows including 'Seinfeld',' '2 Broke Girls' and 'Nip/Tuck.'</p>

<p>Previous winners of the Woman of the Year Award include Meryl Streep, Viola Davis, and Debbie Reynolds.</p>

<p>Bob Odenkirk was named the 2023 Hasty Pudding Man of the Year last week. He will be honoured on February 2.</p>

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Jennifer Coolidge, who saw a career resurgence following her Emmy-winning turn as Tanya McQuoid-Hunt in the acclaimed HBO series 'The White Lotus,' was named the 2023 Woman of the Year by Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals on Tuesday.

Jennifer Coolidge, who saw a career resurgence following her Emmy-winning turn as Tanya McQuoid-Hunt in the acclaimed HBO series 'The White Lotus,' was named the 2023 Woman of the Year by Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals on Tuesday. The Pudding is the oldest theatrical organisation in the nation and one of the oldest in the world. Since 1951, it has bestowed this award annually on women “who have made lasting and impressive contributions to the world of entertainment.” Coolidge, who also played Stifler’s sultry mom in 'American Pie' and sage manicurist Paulette in the 'Legally Blonde' movies, grew up in the Boston area. “We are so excited to welcome Jennifer Coolidge back to her hometown and to Harvard, the iconic setting of Legally Blonde,” Man and Woman of the Year coordinator Maya Dubin said in a press release. “Her glittering personality and comedic presence are so Pudding.” Coolidge will be honoured with a parade through Harvard Square on February 4 followed by a roast when she will be presented with her Pudding Pot. Her other film credits include roles in 'Best In Show', 'A Mighty Wind', and 'Shotgun Wedding' while she has appeared in multiple television shows including 'Seinfeld',' '2 Broke Girls' and 'Nip/Tuck.' Previous winners of the Woman of the Year Award include Meryl Streep, Viola Davis, and Debbie Reynolds. Bob Odenkirk was named the 2023 Hasty Pudding Man of the Year last week. He will be honoured on February 2.

Jennifer Coolidge named Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year

<p>After clinching the Golden Globe earlier this month, 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' has scored an Oscar nomination for best original song. While the film failed to make inroads in any other category, the nomination should come as good news to director SS Rajamouli,&nbsp;stars NTR Jr and Ram Charan, and others in the cast and crew.</p>

<p>'Naatu Naatu' has become something of a phenomenon across the world, with thousands of people recreating the song's choreography and sharing it on social media. Everyone from comedians to actors to filmmakers in Hollywood has found themselves transfixed by the audacious action of the film and the direction of Rajamouli. The director had similarly enjoyed rapturous responses the world over for his 'Baahubali' movies, though 'RRR' arguably has an even bigger impact.</p>

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<p>'RRR' follows two real-life revolutionaries who took on the might of the British Empire in the early 20th century. Alluri Sitarama Raju (Charan) and Komaram Bheem (NTR Jr) join forces in 1920 to fight the colonialists. Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody, and Olivia Morris were also in the cast of 'RRR'.&nbsp;</p>


After clinching the Golden Globe earlier this month, 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' has scored an Oscar nomination for best original song. While the film failed to make inroads in any other category, the nomination should come as good news to director SS Rajamouli, stars NTR Jr and Ram Charan, and others in the cast and crew.

After clinching the Golden Globe earlier this month, 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' has scored an Oscar nomination for best original song. While the film failed to make inroads in any other category, the nomination should come as good news to director SS Rajamouli, stars NTR Jr and Ram Charan, and others in the cast and crew. 'Naatu Naatu' has become something of a phenomenon across the world, with thousands of people recreating the song's choreography and sharing it on social media. Everyone from comedians to actors to filmmakers in Hollywood has found themselves transfixed by the audacious action of the film and the direction of Rajamouli. The director had similarly enjoyed rapturous responses the world over for his 'Baahubali' movies, though 'RRR' arguably has an even bigger impact. Also Read: Oscar 2023 Nominations Complete List: 'Naatu Naatu', 'All That Breathes', 'Avatar: The Way of Water' and more 'RRR' follows two real-life revolutionaries who took on the might of the British Empire in the early 20th century. Alluri Sitarama Raju (Charan) and Komaram Bheem (NTR Jr) join forces in 1920 to fight the colonialists. Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody, and Olivia Morris were also in the cast of 'RRR'.

Indian film RRR's Naatu Naatu gets Oscar nod for best original song

<p>Lloyd Morrisett, experimental psychologist and co-creator of Sesame Street, has died at 93. His death was announced on social media by Sesame Workshop (earlier called Children's Television Workshop), the non-profit organisation that Morrisett co-founded. A statement issued from the Twitter handle read, "Sesame Workshop mourns the passing of our esteemed and beloved co-founder Lloyd N. Morrisett, PhD, who died at the age of 93." The cause of the death is not known yet. Born on November 2, 1929, in &nbsp;Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Morrisett got the idea as Vice President at the Carnegie Corporation of New York while working on a research project on how television could be used to educate young children.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Morrisett had been searching for ways to use the medium of television to help children in poverty and believed that educational programming could help bridge the gap in school readiness between children from low-income families and their more affluent peers. He commissioned a study led by a team at the Stanford Research Institute, which found that children who watched educational TV programmes scored higher on achievement tests than those who did not. The study also found that the most effective programmes were those that used a "behavioural approach, in which children were actively engaged in learning through the use of repetition, reinforcement, and modelling. Based on this research, Morrisett proposed the development of an educational TV programme for children, which eventually became Sesame Street.</p>

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<p>Sesame Street has been in existence since 1969. It was deliberately kept fast-paced so as not to bore kids with low attention spans and employed humour, music, action, and an engaging visual style to keep its audiences hooked. The show has been a beloved part of many American childhoods, and has since become a nostalgic favourite among adults who grew up watching it. Sesame Street has also adapted to the changing times, constantly evolving to meet the needs of its audience and address important issues.<br />
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Lloyd Morrisett, experimental psychologist and co-creator of Sesame Street, has died at 93. His death was announced on social media by Sesame Workshop (earlier called Children's Television Workshop), the non-profit organisation that Morrisett co-founded.

Lloyd Morrisett, experimental psychologist and co-creator of Sesame Street, has died at 93. His death was announced on social media by Sesame Workshop (earlier called Children's Television Workshop), the non-profit organisation that Morrisett co-founded. A statement issued from the Twitter handle read, "Sesame Workshop mourns the passing of our esteemed and beloved co-founder Lloyd N. Morrisett, PhD, who died at the age of 93." The cause of the death is not known yet. Born on November 2, 1929, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Morrisett got the idea as Vice President at the Carnegie Corporation of New York while working on a research project on how television could be used to educate young children. Morrisett had been searching for ways to use the medium of television to help children in poverty and believed that educational programming could help bridge the gap in school readiness between children from low-income families and their more affluent peers. He commissioned a study led by a team at the Stanford Research Institute, which found that children who watched educational TV programmes scored higher on achievement tests than those who did not. The study also found that the most effective programmes were those that used a "behavioural approach, in which children were actively engaged in learning through the use of repetition, reinforcement, and modelling. Based on this research, Morrisett proposed the development of an educational TV programme for children, which eventually became Sesame Street. Sesame Workshop mourns the passing of our esteemed and beloved co-founder Lloyd N. Morrisett, PhD, who died at the age of 93. pic.twitter.com/I9cSez95Px — Sesame Workshop (@SesameWorkshop) January 23, 2023 Sesame Street has been in existence since 1969. It was deliberately kept fast-paced so as not to bore kids with low attention spans and employed humour, music, action, and an engaging visual style to keep its audiences hooked. The show has been a beloved part of many American childhoods, and has since become a nostalgic favourite among adults who grew up watching it. Sesame Street has also adapted to the changing times, constantly evolving to meet the needs of its audience and address important issues.

Sesame Street co-creator Lloyd Morrisett passes away at 93

<p>The biopic on the life and career of American singer-songwriter Madonna Louise Ciccone, known as just Madonna, has been scrapped. The Variety magazine was told by multiple sources that the film, which was meant to star Julia Garner (Ozark and 'Inventing Anna'), will not move forward. The film was going to be directed by the pop star herself. It was surmised by many Madonna fans that the project may be in danger after the Queen of Pop announced plans of embarking on a tour earlier this month. The said tour will take Madonna to major cities in the world, including New York, London, Paris, and more. The shows were sold out in minutes.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Little Sparrow was the working title of the film. As per Variety, insiders said while currently,&nbsp;Madonna is focussing&nbsp;on her tour, she still intends to bring her life to the silver screen.</p>

<p>The film was announced way back in 2020. But it soon descended into development hell as Madonna struggled with two drafts of the script that covered her creative and personal life. Diablo Cody wrote one version before Erin Cressida Wilson looked at it. In June 2022, it was reported that Garner, who has won three Emmys and a Golden Globe for Ozark, will essay the role of Madonna in the film.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>One of the most successful musicians in history, Madonna has also been a part of many films in roles as varied as an actress, producer, and screenwriter. She made her big screen debut with A Certain Sacrifice, which she shot in 1979 but was not released until 1985. In the same year (1985) she got her first breakthrough by playing the titular role in Desperately Seeking Susan. Since then, she has had a chequered career in film.</p>

<p>Little Sparrow would have been the third directorial project of Madonna's career. She has earlier directed 2008's London-set comedy drama Filth and Wisdom and historical drama W.E (2011). Filth and Wisdom&nbsp;featured Eugene Hütz, Holly Weston, Vicky McClure, and Richard E. Grant in the cast and was a failure among critics and also a box office bomb. W.E. had even worse reviews and was similarly a box office failure.&nbsp;</p>

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The biopic on the life and career of American singer-songwriter Madonna Louise Ciccone, known as just Madonna, has been scrapped. The Variety magazine was told by multiple sources that the film, which was meant to star Julia Garner (Ozark and 'Inventing Anna'), will not move forward.

The biopic on the life and career of American singer-songwriter Madonna Louise Ciccone, known as just Madonna, has been scrapped. The Variety magazine was told by multiple sources that the film, which was meant to star Julia Garner (Ozark and 'Inventing Anna'), will not move forward. The film was going to be directed by the pop star herself. It was surmised by many Madonna fans that the project may be in danger after the Queen of Pop announced plans of embarking on a tour earlier this month. The said tour will take Madonna to major cities in the world, including New York, London, Paris, and more. The shows were sold out in minutes. Little Sparrow was the working title of the film. As per Variety, insiders said while currently, Madonna is focussing on her tour, she still intends to bring her life to the silver screen. The film was announced way back in 2020. But it soon descended into development hell as Madonna struggled with two drafts of the script that covered her creative and personal life. Diablo Cody wrote one version before Erin Cressida Wilson looked at it. In June 2022, it was reported that Garner, who has won three Emmys and a Golden Globe for Ozark, will essay the role of Madonna in the film. Also Read: Madonna reveals sex is her current 'obsession', regrets getting married twice One of the most successful musicians in history, Madonna has also been a part of many films in roles as varied as an actress, producer, and screenwriter. She made her big screen debut with A Certain Sacrifice, which she shot in 1979 but was not released until 1985. In the same year (1985) she got her first breakthrough by playing the titular role in Desperately Seeking Susan. Since then, she has had a chequered career in film. Little Sparrow would have been the third directorial project of Madonna's career. She has earlier directed 2008's London-set comedy drama Filth and Wisdom and historical drama W.E (2011). Filth and Wisdom featured Eugene Hütz, Holly Weston, Vicky McClure, and Richard E. Grant in the cast and was a failure among critics and also a box office bomb. W.E. had even worse reviews and was similarly a box office failure.

Sad news! Madonna biopic not moving forward as Queen of Pop kicks off world tour

Oscars 2023 nominations predictions: 'RRR', 'The Banshees of Inishiren', other movies expected to get nods

<p>Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige has rejected the claim of filmmakers like James Cameron that audiences will eventually be fatigued by superhero films. Feige is largely held responsible for the rise of movies based on Marvel characters in the interconnected shared film universe called Marvel Cinematic Universe. Out of nowhere, MCU (as it is called) has demonstrably and utterly conquered Hollywood. However, that domination, many believe, has hurt more independent, low-budget movies and even projects of rival studios. Among them is Cameron. Ahead of the release of the superhero extravaganza 'Avengers: Infinity War' in 2018, Cameron had said he hopes 'Avengers fatigue' would set in. Many other filmmakers, including Martin Scorsese and&nbsp;Francis Ford Coppola, have also criticised Marvel movies. Scorsese famously called Marvel movies&nbsp;more like theme park rides than cinema.</p>

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<p>Now Feige, while speaking to The Movie Business Podcast said, "I’ve been at Marvel Studios for over 22 years, and most of us here at Marvel Studios have been around a decade or longer together. “From probably my second year at Marvel, people were asking, ‘Well, how long is this going to last? Is this fad of comic book movies going to end?'”</p>

<p>He added, “I didn’t really understand the question. Because to me, it was akin to saying after ‘Gone With the Wind,’ ‘Well, how many more movies can be made off of novels? Do you think the audience will sour on movies being adapted from books?’ You would never ask that because there’s an inherent understanding among most people that a book can be anything. A novel can have any type of story whatsoever. So it all depends on what story you’re translating. Non-comic readers don’t understand that it’s the same thing in comics.”</p>

<p>He went on to iterate that writers and directors working on comic-book movies have a treasure trove of more than eight decades of stories and characters to mine from.</p>

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<p>“There’s 80 years of the most interesting, emotional, groundbreaking stories that have been told in the Marvel comics, and it is our great privilege to be able to take what we have and adapt them. Another way to do that is adapting them into different genres, and what types of movies we want to make," he added.</p>

<p>MCU, in general, has been struggling to maintain momentum after the big finale of 'Avengers: Endgame'. The 2019 film ended the so-called Infinity Saga of MCU and Thanos' threat. We were told the MCU will get bigger, and in a way it is. There are several new superheroes belonging to more diverse backgrounds instead of white males from New York.</p>

<p>Also Read |&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-thanos-idiotic-plan-and-other-things-that-make-absolutely-no-sense-in-marvel-movies-498039">Six things that make absolutely NO sense in Marvel movies</a></strong></p>

<p>Despite opening avenues for newer kinds of heroes and fresher approaches to storytelling, the appeal of the MCU is slowly but steadily waning. Marvel Studios' experience with TV format has been mixed to negative. 'WandaVision' looked interesting and then squandered all that setup in favour of a terrible finale. Both 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' and 'Hawkeye' were bad from the beginning and got worse. Loki was overall good, but its finale was deeply disappointing in the sense that it was less an ending than a setup for the second season.</p>

<p>Even recent movies have not fared any better. Some say it is time to overhaul the Marvel formula, which has now begun to feel outdated. A person gets superpowers, overcomes personal and familiar conflicts, and defeats the villain (who may also be a family member, mind you) in a messy CGI finale.</p>

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Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige has rejected the claim of filmmakers like James Cameron that audiences will eventually be fatigued by superhero films. Feige is largely held responsible for the rise of movies based on Marvel characters in the interconnected shared film universe called Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige has rejected the claim of filmmakers like James Cameron that audiences will eventually be fatigued by superhero films. Feige is largely held responsible for the rise of movies based on Marvel characters in the interconnected shared film universe called Marvel Cinematic Universe. Out of nowhere, MCU (as it is called) has demonstrably and utterly conquered Hollywood. However, that domination, many believe, has hurt more independent, low-budget movies and even projects of rival studios. Among them is Cameron. Ahead of the release of the superhero extravaganza 'Avengers: Infinity War' in 2018, Cameron had said he hopes 'Avengers fatigue' would set in. Many other filmmakers, including Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola, have also criticised Marvel movies. Scorsese famously called Marvel movies more like theme park rides than cinema. Also Read: Why Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese, et al. are right about Marvel movies Now Feige, while speaking to The Movie Business Podcast said, "I’ve been at Marvel Studios for over 22 years, and most of us here at Marvel Studios have been around a decade or longer together. “From probably my second year at Marvel, people were asking, ‘Well, how long is this going to last? Is this fad of comic book movies going to end?'” He added, “I didn’t really understand the question. Because to me, it was akin to saying after ‘Gone With the Wind,’ ‘Well, how many more movies can be made off of novels? Do you think the audience will sour on movies being adapted from books?’ You would never ask that because there’s an inherent understanding among most people that a book can be anything. A novel can have any type of story whatsoever. So it all depends on what story you’re translating. Non-comic readers don’t understand that it’s the same thing in comics.” He went on to iterate that writers and directors working on comic-book movies have a treasure trove of more than eight decades of stories and characters to mine from. “There’s 80 years of the most interesting, emotional, groundbreaking stories that have been told in the Marvel comics, and it is our great privilege to be able to take what we have and adapt them. Another way to do that is adapting them into different genres, and what types of movies we want to make," he added. MCU, in general, has been struggling to maintain momentum after the big finale of 'Avengers: Endgame'. The 2019 film ended the so-called Infinity Saga of MCU and Thanos' threat. We were told the MCU will get bigger, and in a way it is. There are several new superheroes belonging to more diverse backgrounds instead of white males from New York. Also Read | Six things that make absolutely NO sense in Marvel movies Despite opening avenues for newer kinds of heroes and fresher approaches to storytelling, the appeal of the MCU is slowly but steadily waning. Marvel Studios' experience with TV format has been mixed to negative. 'WandaVision' looked interesting and then squandered all that setup in favour of a terrible finale. Both 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' and 'Hawkeye' were bad from the beginning and got worse. Loki was overall good, but its finale was deeply disappointing in the sense that it was less an ending than a setup for the second season. Even recent movies have not fared any better. Some say it is time to overhaul the Marvel formula, which has now begun to feel outdated. A person gets superpowers, overcomes personal and familiar conflicts, and defeats the villain (who may also be a family member, mind you) in a messy CGI finale.

Marvel's Kevin Feige dismisses 'Avengers Fatigue', denies people will ever get tired of Marvel movies

<p>Sean Penn's documentary on Ukraine, called 'Superpower', will premiere at this year's Berlinale (Berlin Film Festival), reported Associated Press. The documentary, made in association with VICE Studios, was being filmed in the country even as Russian forces invaded the country in February 2022. Penn was forced to flee the country and went on to join&nbsp;Ukrainians on the exodus across the Polish border. Penn has been a passionate supporter of Ukraine in the Russo-Ukrainian&nbsp;conflict and has spoken several times against Vladimir Putin's aggression. He has called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky his friend and even gifted him with one of his Oscar trophies. Penn is a two-time Academy Award winner.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Sean Penn has given his Oscar to Ukraine - <a href="https://twitter.com/ZelenskyyUa?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@ZelenskyyUa</a><br />
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It is an honor for us. <a href="https://t.co/vx2UfEVTds">pic.twitter.com/vx2UfEVTds</a></p>
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<p>As Penn <strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-sean-penn-presents-ukrainian-president-volodymyr-zelenskyy-with-his-oscar-when-you-win-bring-it-back-to-532423">presented the Oscar</a></strong> to Zelenskyy, he said, "This is for you. It's just a symbolic silly thing, but if I know this is here with you then I'll feel better and stronger for the fight. When you win, bring it back to Malibu. I'll feel much better knowing a piece of me is here."</p>

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<p>Earlier this year, in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, Penn had praised Zelensky. He contrasted Zelensky's outlook before the Russian invasion and on the day of the invasion saying he felt he was in “the presence of something that was new to the modern world in terms of courage and dignity…. and love that comes out of the man.”</p>

<p>“This is an extraordinary moment. The way he has unified that country. And I think Mr Putin certainly paved the way for that. I was endlessly impressed and moved by him and terrified for him and for Ukraine,” Penn had added, on the verge of tears.</p>

<p>The Russo-Ukrainian War has claimed thousands of lives of combatants and civilians on both sides.<br />
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Sean Penn's documentary on Ukraine, called 'Superpower', will premiere at this year's Berlinale (Berlin Film Festival), reported Associated Press. The documentary, made in association with VICE Studios, was being filmed in the country even as Russian forces invaded the country in February 2022.

Sean Penn's documentary on Ukraine, called 'Superpower', will premiere at this year's Berlinale (Berlin Film Festival), reported Associated Press. The documentary, made in association with VICE Studios, was being filmed in the country even as Russian forces invaded the country in February 2022. Penn was forced to flee the country and went on to join Ukrainians on the exodus across the Polish border. Penn has been a passionate supporter of Ukraine in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict and has spoken several times against Vladimir Putin's aggression. He has called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky his friend and even gifted him with one of his Oscar trophies. Penn is a two-time Academy Award winner. Sean Penn has given his Oscar to Ukraine - @ZelenskyyUa Thank you, sir! It is an honor for us. pic.twitter.com/vx2UfEVTds — Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) November 8, 2022 As Penn presented the Oscar to Zelenskyy, he said, "This is for you. It's just a symbolic silly thing, but if I know this is here with you then I'll feel better and stronger for the fight. When you win, bring it back to Malibu. I'll feel much better knowing a piece of me is here." Earlier this year, in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, Penn had praised Zelensky. He contrasted Zelensky's outlook before the Russian invasion and on the day of the invasion saying he felt he was in “the presence of something that was new to the modern world in terms of courage and dignity…. and love that comes out of the man.” “This is an extraordinary moment. The way he has unified that country. And I think Mr Putin certainly paved the way for that. I was endlessly impressed and moved by him and terrified for him and for Ukraine,” Penn had added, on the verge of tears. The Russo-Ukrainian War has claimed thousands of lives of combatants and civilians on both sides.

Sean Penn’s documentary on Russia-Ukraine conflict 'Superpower' to premiere at Berlinale 2023

<p>Josh Duhamel was filming a scene in the new action-rom com 'Shotgun Wedding' in which his fiancé, played by Jennifer Lopez, throws a grenade up in the air. He hits it like a baseball into a bad guy who blows up and sets off a display of rainbow-coloured fireworks.</p>

<p>“I was like, holy (expletive) this movie is bonkers,” Duhamel said.</p>

<p>The film, directed by Jason Moore, starts out like a regular romantic comedy. Lopez’s Darcy and Duhamel’s Tom are having a big destination wedding on an island. There’s funny and awkward family dynamics and a charismatic ex-boyfriend shows up too. And Darcy and Tom find themselves fighting and about to call off the wedding, moments before they are to walk down the aisle. Then a band of pirates armed with guns arrive and takes the wedding party hostage.</p>

<p>Lopez, who produced and stars, came to the Mark Hammer script through her producing partner Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, — they’ve been making films together since 'Maid in Manhattan.'</p>

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<p>“She’s kind of the architect of careers,” Lopez said. “We do really kind of think about not just what we want to do, but what the audience would enjoy or what the world needs at different times. I even do that as an artist with my albums and the things I want to put out in the world as a message.”</p>

<p>'Shotgun Wedding,' streaming Friday on Prime Video (Lionsgate Play in India), was not just a fun genre mash-up in a slick package. Jennifer&nbsp;Lopez liked the idea that her character was getting married for the first time at an “older age” and that Tom was the “groomzilla,” obsessed with the details and logistics of planning the fete.</p>

<p>It took, she said, “Different things that people don’t think of as conventional and normal and making that thing regular and acceptable.”</p>

<p>The film was not exactly a hard sell for anyone involved. From Cheech Marin, who plays Darcy’s billionaire father, to Jennifer Coolidge, as Tom’s very normal Midwestern mother, everyone basically heard “Jennifer Lopez” and “Dominican Republic shoot” and signed up.</p>

<p>“It was a funny script,” Coolidge said. “We had a table read at the very beginning and I remember it was such a good table read. I remember thinking, ‘Oh my God, this is going to be really fun.’”</p>

<p>There was a hitch before they got to the island. Armie Hammer had been originally set to play Tom but he stepped away from the project after misconduct allegations surfaced, which he has denied. They were two weeks into prep and a pivotal role needed to be recast. Moore, a Broadway veteran, didn’t panic.</p>

<p>“There’s always a moment when the understudy has to go on,” Moore said. “It always works out. ... There were a couple of days of ‘Oh boy’ and it yielded something even more wonderful.”</p>

<p>Duhamel had been on Moore’s shortlist and had been friendly with Lopez for years.</p>

<p>“He’s an incredibly handsome 1940s movie star who’s not afraid to look vulnerable and silly,” Moore said. Duhamel and Lopez spoke over Zoom and decided it was a go.</p>

<p>“You really do need a certain kind of chemistry,” Lopez said. “This was not just romantic comedy chemistry. It’s more, you know, trusting each other and doing actions and doing stunts and also broad comedy. It was a lot.”</p>

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<p>“It was so much better than I even imagined,” Lopez added. “We were just like right on the same wavelength.”</p>

<p>Coolidge also approved.</p>

<p>“They’re so fun to look at,” Coolidge said. “You know, you want to see everything ... you want to see them get together. You’re attracted to both people and then you watch them, you know, be attracted to each other.”</p>

<p>But of course pirates get in the way of some of that, and also promptly force the wedding guests to stand in a pool as their hostages while they try to find the fighting bride and groom. It was a lot of time partially submerged in water with about a dozen other people.</p>

<p>“I’m probably not supposed to say, but we didn’t change the water the whole time we were shooting,” said Coolidge.</p>

<p>D’Arcy Carden, who plays Marin’s new-agey and much younger girlfriend, said those 20 some days were a little humbling.</p>

<p>Marin and Steve Coulter, who played Coolidge’s husband, would even sometimes take naps in their soaking wet suits next to one another, of which Carden says she has photographic proof.</p>

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<p>But aside from soggy shoes for two weeks, Carden said it was “as dreamy a situation as you could be in.”</p>

<p>Much of the cast even lived together in a giant house and would go out together most nights, which translated into a family-like atmosphere on set.</p>

<p>“It was like this weird sort of movie dorm,” Duhamel said. “But with a spa and a hot tub and a pool and a beach.”</p>

<p>Lenny Kravitz, as Darcy’s ex-boyfriend, even flies in (in a helicopter) to disrupt things.</p>

<p>“He’s an amplified sort of ridiculous version of, you know, a tiny part of what people think I am,” said Kravitz, a longtime friend of Lopez’s.</p>

<p>Moore wanted to make sure that the film looked “big and James Bond and lux. Sometimes action rom-coms can look kind of small,” he said.</p>

<p>And all were impressed by Lopez, who doesn’t act the “movie star” part on set. During a day filming scenes on a small boat in the open water, Lopez went into producer mode and decided they didn’t need an extra boat for her makeup person to be out there with them. She could do her makeup herself. And she nailed it, Moore said.</p>

<p>“She is a mogul and a producer and a storyteller, an actress, a singer and a brilliant physical comedienne,” Moore said. “She’s got discipline and she’s got artistic finesse which is a wonderful combo. She really can do everything.”</p>


Josh Duhamel was filming a scene in the new action-rom com 'Shotgun Wedding' in which his fiancé, played by Jennifer Lopez, throws a grenade up in the air. He hits it like a baseball into a bad guy who blows up and sets off a display of rainbow-coloured fireworks.

Josh Duhamel was filming a scene in the new action-rom com 'Shotgun Wedding' in which his fiancé, played by Jennifer Lopez, throws a grenade up in the air. He hits it like a baseball into a bad guy who blows up and sets off a display of rainbow-coloured fireworks. “I was like, holy (expletive) this movie is bonkers,” Duhamel said. The film, directed by Jason Moore, starts out like a regular romantic comedy. Lopez’s Darcy and Duhamel’s Tom are having a big destination wedding on an island. There’s funny and awkward family dynamics and a charismatic ex-boyfriend shows up too. And Darcy and Tom find themselves fighting and about to call off the wedding, moments before they are to walk down the aisle. Then a band of pirates armed with guns arrive and takes the wedding party hostage. Lopez, who produced and stars, came to the Mark Hammer script through her producing partner Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, — they’ve been making films together since 'Maid in Manhattan.' “She’s kind of the architect of careers,” Lopez said. “We do really kind of think about not just what we want to do, but what the audience would enjoy or what the world needs at different times. I even do that as an artist with my albums and the things I want to put out in the world as a message.” 'Shotgun Wedding,' streaming Friday on Prime Video (Lionsgate Play in India), was not just a fun genre mash-up in a slick package. Jennifer Lopez liked the idea that her character was getting married for the first time at an “older age” and that Tom was the “groomzilla,” obsessed with the details and logistics of planning the fete. It took, she said, “Different things that people don’t think of as conventional and normal and making that thing regular and acceptable.” The film was not exactly a hard sell for anyone involved. From Cheech Marin, who plays Darcy’s billionaire father, to Jennifer Coolidge, as Tom’s very normal Midwestern mother, everyone basically heard “Jennifer Lopez” and “Dominican Republic shoot” and signed up. “It was a funny script,” Coolidge said. “We had a table read at the very beginning and I remember it was such a good table read. I remember thinking, ‘Oh my God, this is going to be really fun.’” There was a hitch before they got to the island. Armie Hammer had been originally set to play Tom but he stepped away from the project after misconduct allegations surfaced, which he has denied. They were two weeks into prep and a pivotal role needed to be recast. Moore, a Broadway veteran, didn’t panic. “There’s always a moment when the understudy has to go on,” Moore said. “It always works out. ... There were a couple of days of ‘Oh boy’ and it yielded something even more wonderful.” Duhamel had been on Moore’s shortlist and had been friendly with Lopez for years. “He’s an incredibly handsome 1940s movie star who’s not afraid to look vulnerable and silly,” Moore said. Duhamel and Lopez spoke over Zoom and decided it was a go. “You really do need a certain kind of chemistry,” Lopez said. “This was not just romantic comedy chemistry. It’s more, you know, trusting each other and doing actions and doing stunts and also broad comedy. It was a lot.” “It was so much better than I even imagined,” Lopez added. “We were just like right on the same wavelength.” Coolidge also approved. “They’re so fun to look at,” Coolidge said. “You know, you want to see everything ... you want to see them get together. You’re attracted to both people and then you watch them, you know, be attracted to each other.” But of course pirates get in the way of some of that, and also promptly force the wedding guests to stand in a pool as their hostages while they try to find the fighting bride and groom. It was a lot of time partially submerged in water with about a dozen other people. “I’m probably not supposed to say, but we didn’t change the water the whole time we were shooting,” said Coolidge. D’Arcy Carden, who plays Marin’s new-agey and much younger girlfriend, said those 20 some days were a little humbling. Marin and Steve Coulter, who played Coolidge’s husband, would even sometimes take naps in their soaking wet suits next to one another, of which Carden says she has photographic proof. But aside from soggy shoes for two weeks, Carden said it was “as dreamy a situation as you could be in.” Much of the cast even lived together in a giant house and would go out together most nights, which translated into a family-like atmosphere on set. “It was like this weird sort of movie dorm,” Duhamel said. “But with a spa and a hot tub and a pool and a beach.” Lenny Kravitz, as Darcy’s ex-boyfriend, even flies in (in a helicopter) to disrupt things. “He’s an amplified sort of ridiculous version of, you know, a tiny part of what people think I am,” said Kravitz, a longtime friend of Lopez’s. Moore wanted to make sure that the film looked “big and James Bond and lux. Sometimes action rom-coms can look kind of small,” he said. And all were impressed by Lopez, who doesn’t act the “movie star” part on set. During a day filming scenes on a small boat in the open water, Lopez went into producer mode and decided they didn’t need an extra boat for her makeup person to be out there with them. She could do her makeup herself. And she nailed it, Moore said. “She is a mogul and a producer and a storyteller, an actress, a singer and a brilliant physical comedienne,” Moore said. “She’s got discipline and she’s got artistic finesse which is a wonderful combo. She really can do everything.”

Comedy, romance, Jennifer Lopez, and pirates in ‘Shotgun Wedding’

Oscar 2023 nominations: Best Actor

<p>It was not just 'RRR' that was nominated in the Best Song category for 'Naatu Naatu'. In fact, two other films from India also got nods in their respective categories. The nomination for 'Naatu Naatu' was almost certain after its Golden Globe win earlier this month. Apart from SS Rajamouli's colonial India-set epic, The Elephant Whisperers, directed by, Kartiki Gonsalves also received a nomination in the Best Documentary Short category. To complete the hat-trick, Shaunak Sen's acclaimed All that Breathes was also awarded a nomination - in the Best Documentary Feature category.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Also Read:&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/indian-film-rrrs-naatu-naatu-gets-oscar-nod-for-best-original-song-555596">Indian film RRR's Naatu Naatu gets Oscar nod for best original song</a></strong><br />
Also Read: <strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/oscar-2023-nominations-complete-list-555532">Oscar 2023 Nominations Complete List: 'Naatu Naatu', 'All That Breathes', 'Avatar: The Way of Water' and more</a></strong><br />
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Elsewhere, Everything Everywhere All at Once emerged as the top contender with 11 nominations. All Quiet on the Western Front and The Banshees of Inisherin are tied at the second position with 9 nods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Oscars, also known as the Academy Awards, are widely considered to be one of the most prestigious awards in the film industry. However, winning an Oscar does not necessarily indicate that a film is of high quality. The Oscars are decided by the voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which is made up of a relatively small group of industry professionals. As such, the nominees and winners are often determined by factors such as industry politics, personal relationships, and even campaigning and lobbying by studios and filmmakers.</p>

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It was not just 'RRR' that was nominated in the Best Song category for 'Naatu Naatu'. In fact, two other films from India also got nods in their respective categories.

It was not just 'RRR' that was nominated in the Best Song category for 'Naatu Naatu'. In fact, two other films from India also got nods in their respective categories. The nomination for 'Naatu Naatu' was almost certain after its Golden Globe win earlier this month. Apart from SS Rajamouli's colonial India-set epic, The Elephant Whisperers, directed by, Kartiki Gonsalves also received a nomination in the Best Documentary Short category. To complete the hat-trick, Shaunak Sen's acclaimed All that Breathes was also awarded a nomination - in the Best Documentary Feature category. Also Read: Indian film RRR's Naatu Naatu gets Oscar nod for best original song Also Read: Oscar 2023 Nominations Complete List: 'Naatu Naatu', 'All That Breathes', 'Avatar: The Way of Water' and more Elsewhere, Everything Everywhere All at Once emerged as the top contender with 11 nominations. All Quiet on the Western Front and The Banshees of Inisherin are tied at the second position with 9 nods. The Oscars, also known as the Academy Awards, are widely considered to be one of the most prestigious awards in the film industry. However, winning an Oscar does not necessarily indicate that a film is of high quality. The Oscars are decided by the voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which is made up of a relatively small group of industry professionals. As such, the nominees and winners are often determined by factors such as industry politics, personal relationships, and even campaigning and lobbying by studios and filmmakers. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Oscar nominations 2023: Hat-trick for Indian films as RRR, All That Breathes, Elephant Whisperers get nods

<p>After clinching the Golden Globe earlier this month, 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' has scored an Oscar nomination. While the film failed to make inroads in any other category, the nomination should come as good news to director SS Rajamouli, stars NTR Jr, Ram Charan, and others in the cast and crew. 'Naatu Naatu' has become something of a phenomenon across the world, with thousands of people recreating the song's choreography and sharing it on social media sites. Everyone from comedians to actors to filmmakers in Hollywood has found themselves transfixed by the audacious action of the film and the direction of Rajamouli. The director had similarly enjoyed rapturous responses the world over for his 'Baahubali' movies, though 'RRR' arguably has an even bigger impact.</p>

<p>Also Read:&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/oscar-2023-nominations-complete-list-555532">Oscar 2023 Nominations Complete List: 'Naatu Naatu', 'All That Breathes', 'Avatar: The Way of Water' and more</a></strong></p>

<p>'RRR' follows two real-life revolutionaries who took on the might of the British Empire in the early 20th century. Alluri Sitarama Raju (Charan) and Komaram Bheem (Rama Rao) join forces in 1920 to fight the colonialists. Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody, and Olivia Morris were also in the cast of 'RRR'.&nbsp;</p>


After clinching the Golden Globe earlier this month, 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' has scored an Oscar nomination. While the film failed to make inroads in any other category, the nomination should come as good news to director SS Rajamouli, stars NTR Jr, Ram Charan, and others in the cast and crew.

After clinching the Golden Globe earlier this month, 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' has scored an Oscar nomination. While the film failed to make inroads in any other category, the nomination should come as good news to director SS Rajamouli, stars NTR Jr, Ram Charan, and others in the cast and crew. 'Naatu Naatu' has become something of a phenomenon across the world, with thousands of people recreating the song's choreography and sharing it on social media sites. Everyone from comedians to actors to filmmakers in Hollywood has found themselves transfixed by the audacious action of the film and the direction of Rajamouli. The director had similarly enjoyed rapturous responses the world over for his 'Baahubali' movies, though 'RRR' arguably has an even bigger impact. Also Read: Oscar 2023 Nominations Complete List: 'Naatu Naatu', 'All That Breathes', 'Avatar: The Way of Water' and more 'RRR' follows two real-life revolutionaries who took on the might of the British Empire in the early 20th century. Alluri Sitarama Raju (Charan) and Komaram Bheem (Rama Rao) join forces in 1920 to fight the colonialists. Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Shriya Saran, Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody, and Olivia Morris were also in the cast of 'RRR'.

Indian film RRR's Naatu Naatu gets Oscar nod for

<p>American actor-comedian Tim Allen has responded to Pamela Anderson's claim that he flashed her on the set of the sitcom 'Home Improvement'. The actress was part of a recurring cast of the ABC show's first two seasons. While writing in her book, 'Love, Pamela', Anderson said that on the first day of filming in 1991, Allen hiked up his robe and flashed her quickly. In her words, "On the first day of filming, I walked out of my dressing room, and Tim was in the hallway in his robe. He opened his robe and flashed me quickly — completely naked underneath. He said it was only fair, because he had seen me naked. Now we’re even. I laughed uncomfortably." The said excerpt comes from Vanity Fair.</p>

<p>Allen has denied the allegation in a statement to NBC News, saying simply: “No, it never happened. I would never do such a thing."</p>

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<p>In a statement Anderson issued to NBC News, she said, "This true story is just one of many surreal and uncomfortable situations I learned to navigate. My book goes into how it made me feel over the course of my life and, in this case, my career. I have no ill will toward Tim. But like the rest, it should never have happened.”</p>

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<p>In her upcoming book, "Love, Pamela," Anderson recounted a day in 1991 when she was 23 and working on the new ABC show, which would go on to be one of the most popular sitcoms of the 1990s.</p>

<p>'Home Improvement' was before Anderson became globally known (that happened after she appeared in the TV series 'Baywatch'). She appeared in a show inside the world of 'Home Improvement' called 'Tool Time' and played the assistant to Allen's character.</p>

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American actor-comedian Tim Allen has responded to Pamela Anderson's claim that he flashed her on the set of the sitcom 'Home Improvement'. The actress was part of a recurring cast of the ABC show's first two seasons.

American actor-comedian Tim Allen has responded to Pamela Anderson's claim that he flashed her on the set of the sitcom 'Home Improvement'. The actress was part of a recurring cast of the ABC show's first two seasons. While writing in her book, 'Love, Pamela', Anderson said that on the first day of filming in 1991, Allen hiked up his robe and flashed her quickly. In her words, "On the first day of filming, I walked out of my dressing room, and Tim was in the hallway in his robe. He opened his robe and flashed me quickly — completely naked underneath. He said it was only fair, because he had seen me naked. Now we’re even. I laughed uncomfortably." The said excerpt comes from Vanity Fair. Allen has denied the allegation in a statement to NBC News, saying simply: “No, it never happened. I would never do such a thing." Also Read: Pamela Anderson accuses Tim Allen of flashing his private parts at her on a show set, comedian denies In a statement Anderson issued to NBC News, she said, "This true story is just one of many surreal and uncomfortable situations I learned to navigate. My book goes into how it made me feel over the course of my life and, in this case, my career. I have no ill will toward Tim. But like the rest, it should never have happened.” In her upcoming book, "Love, Pamela," Anderson recounted a day in 1991 when she was 23 and working on the new ABC show, which would go on to be one of the most popular sitcoms of the 1990s. 'Home Improvement' was before Anderson became globally known (that happened after she appeared in the TV series 'Baywatch'). She appeared in a show inside the world of 'Home Improvement' called 'Tool Time' and played the assistant to Allen's character.

Tim Allen denies he flashed Pamela Anderson on a TV show set: 'I'd never do such a thing'

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