Kangana Ranaut is now COVID negative after she got tested post 15-day recovery period.&nbsp;

On May 8, the actress had announced on Twitter that she had tested <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/kangana-ranaut-tests-positive-for-covid-19-self-isolates-at-home-383628">positive for coronavirus </a>and back then even stoked a controversy as she called it a “small time flu” <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-kangana-ranaut-claims-instagram-post-deleted-as-it-hurt-covid-fan-club-384033">irking fans in the process.&nbsp;</a>

<a data-ctorig="https://www.wionews.com/topics/kangana-ranaut" data-cturl="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-element-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/topics/kangana-ranaut&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjS9YaV39TwAhXRzjgGHWTIAWUQFjAAegQIARAB&amp;usg=AOvVaw3KO9P5rh7uEhMbuDJXXaTj" dir="ltr" href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/kangana-ranaut" target="_blank">Kangana Ranaut</a>&nbsp;shared her health update on her Instagram stories. She wrote: "I want to say a lot about how I beat the virus but I am told not to offend COVID fan clubs. Yes, there are actually people out there who get offended if you show disrespect towards the virus. Anyway, thanks for your wishes and love (sic)."

She had revealed that she did not want to share her COVID-19 journey because she didn’t want to offend “Covid fan clubs”, but was persuaded by her sister Rangoli Chandel to speak her mind. 
She captioned the video, “I am not an expert on covid but sharing my journey of fighting the virus, hope it helps (sic).”

Kangana Ranaut is now COVID negative after she got tested post 15-day recovery period. On May 8, the actress had announced on Twitter that she had tested positive for coronavirus and back then even stoked a controversy as she called it a “small time flu” irking fans in the process.

Kangana Ranaut is now COVID negative after she got tested post 15-day recovery period. On May 8, the actress had announced on Twitter that she had tested positive for coronavirus and back then even stoked a controversy as she called it a “small time flu” irking fans in the process. Kangana Ranaut shared her health update on her Instagram stories. She wrote: "I want to say a lot about how I beat the virus but I am told not to offend COVID fan clubs. Yes, there are actually people out there who get offended if you show disrespect towards the virus. Anyway, thanks for your wishes and love (sic)." She had revealed that she did not want to share her COVID-19 journey because she didn’t want to offend “Covid fan clubs”, but was persuaded by her sister Rangoli Chandel to speak her mind. She captioned the video, “I am not an expert on covid but sharing my journey of fighting the virus, hope it helps (sic).”

Kangana Ranaut tests COVID negative, talks about fighting the virus in new video

In what is now a rare sight, Hollywood premieres are back as Disney staged the world premiere for its film ‘Cruella’. It was held at the El Captain Theatre in Los Angeles.&nbsp;

Opening in theatres and on Disney+Premier, the live-action film stars Emma Stone as a young Cruella de Vil, the villain from the iconic 101 Dalmatians franchise. Cruella, set in 1970s London amid the punk rock revolution, follows a young grifter named Estella who is determined to make a name for herself with her designs. Her flair catches the eye of the fashion legend Baroness von Hellman (Emma Thompson), but their relationship sets in motion a course of events and revelations that will cause Estella to embrace her wicked side and become the raucous and revenge-bent Cruella.

The event was cut down in size courtesy the pandemic but it happened and that’s a fresh start for the world. No press was invited inside the compound and there was social distancing.

It was the first major studio in-theatre premiere since the COVID-19 crisis commenced and had a proper red carpet. Emma Stone was seen with co-star Kirby Howell-Baptiste and director Craig Gillespie among others.&nbsp;

‘Cruella’ releases on May 28 along with Paramount’s ‘A Quiet Place Part II’.&nbsp; 
&nbsp;

In what is now a rare sight, Hollywood premieres are back as Disney staged the world premiere for its film ‘Cruella’. It was held at the El Captain Theatre in Los Angeles.

In what is now a rare sight, Hollywood premieres are back as Disney staged the world premiere for its film ‘Cruella’. It was held at the El Captain Theatre in Los Angeles. Opening in theatres and on Disney+Premier, the live-action film stars Emma Stone as a young Cruella de Vil, the villain from the iconic 101 Dalmatians franchise. Cruella, set in 1970s London amid the punk rock revolution, follows a young grifter named Estella who is determined to make a name for herself with her designs. Her flair catches the eye of the fashion legend Baroness von Hellman (Emma Thompson), but their relationship sets in motion a course of events and revelations that will cause Estella to embrace her wicked side and become the raucous and revenge-bent Cruella. The event was cut down in size courtesy the pandemic but it happened and that’s a fresh start for the world. No press was invited inside the compound and there was social distancing. It was the first major studio in-theatre premiere since the COVID-19 crisis commenced and had a proper red carpet. Emma Stone was seen with co-star Kirby Howell-Baptiste and director Craig Gillespie among others. ‘Cruella’ releases on May 28 along with Paramount’s ‘A Quiet Place Part II’.

In a first amid pandemic, Disney holds premiere of film 'Cruella'

US actor, talk-show host and writer Charles Grodin, best known for his comic deadpan performances in films such as "Midnight Run" and "Beethoven," has died aged 86 from bone marrow cancer, his son told AFP Tuesday.

Grodin starred alongside Robert De Niro in action-comedy "Midnight Run," as well as in the 1976 remake of "King Kong" and a Golden Globe-nominated lead role in rom-com "The Heartbreak Kid."

Early in his career he had a minor role as a doctor in Roman Polanski's horror classic "Rosemary's Baby," and he later played a suburban dad in the popular canine family comedy "Beethoven."

Grodin died Tuesday at his home in Wilton, Connecticut, his son Nicholas confirmed.

"So said (sic) to hear. One of the funniest people I ever met," tweeted US comedy legend Steve Martin.&nbsp;

Grodin also won an Emmy as a co-writer on a 1977 Paul Simon television special, hosted his own 1990s chat show, and was a regular fixture on shows hosted by Johnny Carson, David Letterman and Jay Leno.

Born in Pittsburgh in 1935, Grodin became a respected stage performer, earning his big break in 1962 Broadway comedy "Tchin-Tchin" and cementing his stardom with 1975's "Same Time, Next Year" opposite Ellen Burstyn.

Grodin's other notable supporting roles came in films including Warren Beatty's "Heaven Can Wait" and Mike Nichols' "Catch-22."

US actor, talk-show host and writer Charles Grodin, best known for his comic deadpan performances in films such as "Midnight Run" and "Beethoven," has died aged 86 from bone marrow cancer, his son told AFP Tuesday.

US actor, talk-show host and writer Charles Grodin, best known for his comic deadpan performances in films such as "Midnight Run" and "Beethoven," has died aged 86 from bone marrow cancer, his son told AFP Tuesday. Grodin starred alongside Robert De Niro in action-comedy "Midnight Run," as well as in the 1976 remake of "King Kong" and a Golden Globe-nominated lead role in rom-com "The Heartbreak Kid." Early in his career he had a minor role as a doctor in Roman Polanski's horror classic "Rosemary's Baby," and he later played a suburban dad in the popular canine family comedy "Beethoven." Grodin died Tuesday at his home in Wilton, Connecticut, his son Nicholas confirmed. "So said (sic) to hear. One of the funniest people I ever met," tweeted US comedy legend Steve Martin. Grodin also won an Emmy as a co-writer on a 1977 Paul Simon television special, hosted his own 1990s chat show, and was a regular fixture on shows hosted by Johnny Carson, David Letterman and Jay Leno. Born in Pittsburgh in 1935, Grodin became a respected stage performer, earning his big break in 1962 Broadway comedy "Tchin-Tchin" and cementing his stardom with 1975's "Same Time, Next Year" opposite Ellen Burstyn. Grodin's other notable supporting roles came in films including Warren Beatty's "Heaven Can Wait" and Mike Nichols' "Catch-22."

Charles Grodin, star of 'Midnight Run' and 'Beethoven,' dies at 86

The curtain went up again in Britain's theatres this week, after a year of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, bringing hopes of recovery for the beleaguered culture sector.

College lecturer Denise O'Brien, 49, seized the opportunity to visit London's Bridge Theatre on Monday, as restrictions on indoor mixing were finally eased.

"It's a really controlled environment. I've always loved the theatre -- the industry is going to die if we don't go," she told AFP.

Heather Alderson, a 56-year-old advertising employee, braved a downpour and booked an hour off work to visit a theatre for the first time in more than 12 months.

"You can get narrative from anywhere, but nothing beats theatre in its immersiveness and the fact that it's live," she said.

Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap" -- the world's longest-running play -- returned to St Martin's Theatre in London's West End entertainment district on Monday.

A special concert production of "Les Miserables" takes centre stage at the Sondheim Theatre from Thursday, while "A Midsummer Night's Dream" returns to Shakespeare's Globe from Wednesday.

- 'A mixed picture' -

Thousands of jobs were threatened as theatres were shut and Britain lurched from one period of restrictions to another throughout 2020.

But despite the reopening, many larger venues will not welcome back theatregoers immediately as social distancing requirements mean some shows are not profitable.

Julian Bird, chief executive of the Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre, welcomed the changes, even though only one-third of West End theatres plan to reopen straightaway.

"We are desperate to have everything open, but it's fantastic that we can open in parts," he told AFP.

"It gets audiences back into theatres and, crucially, provides employment for people in our sector."

Bird previously warned that 70 percent of theatres would go bust by the end of 2020 without state support, while a study for the Creative Industries Federation predicted 200,000 job losses without government intervention.

Now he remains optimistic about British theatre's future and the international primacy of the West End, which drew over 15 million visitors and generated revenues of almost £800 million ($1.1 billion, 928 million euros) in 2019.

"It's a mixed picture but not nearly as bad as it looked like being," he said. "We've learned a lot about Covid and I'm proud we have this safety mark for theatres.

"The pipeline of production is coming through and new shows are opening. That creativity and flair hasn't gone at all."

- 'Utter contempt' -

Although government support has kept organisations afloat, some people have fallen through gaps in the safety net.

Freelancers make up an estimated 70 percent of theatre workers and were hit hard by lockdowns due to their fragile employment status.

Freelance lighting designer Robbie Butler, 27, worked in the West End before the pandemic and received self-employment income support.

However, British theatre's "notoriously low" freelance fees forced him to do other jobs and move in with family in Glasgow to make ends meet.

"It's difficult to plan with everything that's happened over the past year. We have to defend our existence," he told AFP.

"It gets quite frustrating after a while -- it feels like we are held in utter contempt."

But the gradual reopening of society and the economy offers hope for Butler and his sector.

"Contracts are starting to come in and the phone has started to ring again. The world is starting to return but there's apprehension as well," he said.

The curtain went up again in Britain's theatres this week, after a year of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, bringing hopes of recovery for the beleaguered culture sector.

The curtain went up again in Britain's theatres this week, after a year of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, bringing hopes of recovery for the beleaguered culture sector. College lecturer Denise O'Brien, 49, seized the opportunity to visit London's Bridge Theatre on Monday, as restrictions on indoor mixing were finally eased. "It's a really controlled environment. I've always loved the theatre -- the industry is going to die if we don't go," she told AFP. Heather Alderson, a 56-year-old advertising employee, braved a downpour and booked an hour off work to visit a theatre for the first time in more than 12 months. "You can get narrative from anywhere, but nothing beats theatre in its immersiveness and the fact that it's live," she said. Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap" -- the world's longest-running play -- returned to St Martin's Theatre in London's West End entertainment district on Monday. A special concert production of "Les Miserables" takes centre stage at the Sondheim Theatre from Thursday, while "A Midsummer Night's Dream" returns to Shakespeare's Globe from Wednesday. - 'A mixed picture' - Thousands of jobs were threatened as theatres were shut and Britain lurched from one period of restrictions to another throughout 2020. But despite the reopening, many larger venues will not welcome back theatregoers immediately as social distancing requirements mean some shows are not profitable. Julian Bird, chief executive of the Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre, welcomed the changes, even though only one-third of West End theatres plan to reopen straightaway. "We are desperate to have everything open, but it's fantastic that we can open in parts," he told AFP. "It gets audiences back into theatres and, crucially, provides employment for people in our sector." Bird previously warned that 70 percent of theatres would go bust by the end of 2020 without state support, while a study for the Creative Industries Federation predicted 200,000 job losses without government intervention. Now he remains optimistic about British theatre's future and the international primacy of the West End, which drew over 15 million visitors and generated revenues of almost £800 million ($1.1 billion, 928 million euros) in 2019. "It's a mixed picture but not nearly as bad as it looked like being," he said. "We've learned a lot about Covid and I'm proud we have this safety mark for theatres. "The pipeline of production is coming through and new shows are opening. That creativity and flair hasn't gone at all." - 'Utter contempt' - Although government support has kept organisations afloat, some people have fallen through gaps in the safety net. Freelancers make up an estimated 70 percent of theatre workers and were hit hard by lockdowns due to their fragile employment status. Freelance lighting designer Robbie Butler, 27, worked in the West End before the pandemic and received self-employment income support. However, British theatre's "notoriously low" freelance fees forced him to do other jobs and move in with family in Glasgow to make ends meet. "It's difficult to plan with everything that's happened over the past year. We have to defend our existence," he told AFP. "It gets quite frustrating after a while -- it feels like we are held in utter contempt." But the gradual reopening of society and the economy offers hope for Butler and his sector. "Contracts are starting to come in and the phone has started to ring again. The world is starting to return but there's apprehension as well," he said.

The show goes on for UK theatres as Covid rules ease

First look from Jamie Dornan starrer ‘The Tourist’ is out and he looks really good in the mystery thriller limited series.&nbsp;

The series is from Fleabag production company Two Brothers Pictures.

The story centers on a British man who will be played by Jamie Dornan, who finds himself in the glowing red heart of the Australian outback, being pursued by a vast tank truck trying to drive him off the road. An epic cat-and-mouse chase unfolds, and the man later wakes in hospital, hurt, but somehow alive. Except he has no idea who he is. With merciless figures from his past pursuing him, his search for answers propels him through the vast and unforgiving outback.

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The series’ cast includes Danielle Macdonald, Shalom Brune-Franklin, Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, and Alex Dimitriades.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-calls-kardashians-jenners-new-series-next-chapter-385991" hreflang="en">Kris Jenner calls Kardashians-Jenners new series' 'next chapter'</a>

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The six-episode drama has been written by producers and screenwriters Harry and Jack Williams, who alongside Christopher Aird and Andrew Benson will serve as executive producers for Two Brothers Pictures and Tommy Bulfin for the BBC.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/watch-netflix-debuts-resident-evil-infinite-darkness-trailer-385998" hreflang="en">Watch: Netflix debuts 'Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness' trailer</a>

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First look from Jamie Dornan starrer ‘The Tourist’ is out and he looks really good in the mystery thriller limited series. The series is from Fleabag production company Two Brothers Pictures.

First look from Jamie Dornan starrer ‘The Tourist’ is out and he looks really good in the mystery thriller limited series. The series is from Fleabag production company Two Brothers Pictures. The story centers on a British man who will be played by Jamie Dornan, who finds himself in the glowing red heart of the Australian outback, being pursued by a vast tank truck trying to drive him off the road. An epic cat-and-mouse chase unfolds, and the man later wakes in hospital, hurt, but somehow alive. Except he has no idea who he is. With merciless figures from his past pursuing him, his search for answers propels him through the vast and unforgiving outback. The series’ cast includes Danielle Macdonald, Shalom Brune-Franklin, Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, and Alex Dimitriades. Kris Jenner calls Kardashians-Jenners new series' 'next chapter' The six-episode drama has been written by producers and screenwriters Harry and Jack Williams, who alongside Christopher Aird and Andrew Benson will serve as executive producers for Two Brothers Pictures and Tommy Bulfin for the BBC. Watch: Netflix debuts 'Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness' trailer In a first amid pandemic, Disney holds premiere of film 'Cruella'

'50 Shades of Grey' actor Jamie Dornan looks fine in first look from 'The Tourist'

Netflix released a new trailer for its anime series ‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’.&nbsp;

Directed by Eiichiro Hasumi, the anime series will debut on the streamer on July 8.&nbsp;

It is based on Capcom’s popular franchise of zombie survival horror games. The CG anime series picks up with Resident Evil 2 protagonists Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield in the year 2006.

Produced by Capcom Co. and TMS Entertainment, ‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’ is being animated by Quebico.&nbsp;

Watch the trailer of ‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’ here:

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Netflix released a new trailer for its anime series ‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’. Directed by Eiichiro Hasumi, the anime series will debut on the streamer on July 8.

Netflix released a new trailer for its anime series ‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’. Directed by Eiichiro Hasumi, the anime series will debut on the streamer on July 8. It is based on Capcom’s popular franchise of zombie survival horror games. The CG anime series picks up with Resident Evil 2 protagonists Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield in the year 2006. Produced by Capcom Co. and TMS Entertainment, ‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’ is being animated by Quebico. Watch the trailer of ‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’ here:

Watch: Netflix debuts 'Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness' trailer

With Keeping Up With The Kardashians ending soon, Kim Kardashian and family members will next be seen in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-kardashian-jenner-family-strike-new-projects-deal-with-disney-hulu-349020">another reality TV show</a> that will stream on Hulu.&nbsp;

Kris Jenner is the first to address this change as she recently said that this move to the Disney-owned streaming service was a “no-brainer”.

This comes at a time when Kris Jenner was promoting the new series. She then said, “Partnering with Disney was a no-brainer, we’re huge Bachelor fans and I love American Idol. Hulu is the perfect place for our new show since it’s where you can currently catch up with every season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Hulu feels like family and they immediately embraced the idea of a new show with such open and welcoming arms.”

“This is the next chapter. In the new show, you’ll see us evolving as a family, fans want us to be who we are and since moment one, they’ve been emotionally invested in our show just like we are. The fans will love seeing us continue the journey. I can’t say much about what’s coming but spoiler, we’re going to look fabulous and everyone’s going to watch,” she added.

Kris Jenner along with her kids, <a data-ctorig="https://www.wionews.com/topics/kim-kardashian" data-cturl="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-element-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/topics/kim-kardashian&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjnqtzcqtXwAhWe-nMBHSG9BIEQFjAAegQIAxAB&amp;usg=AOvVaw1xJwusfQXSXyQBGxzWPNPS" dir="ltr" href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/kim-kardashian" target="_blank">Kim Kardashian</a>, Khloe Kardashian, Kourteney Kardashian along with Kendall and Kylie Jenner will star in the news series. The new TV series is expected to air later this year.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-kim-kardashian-is-being-pursued-by-royals-billionaires-and-a-lister-suitors-reports-379007" hreflang="en">Kim Kardashian is being pursued by royals, billionaires and A-lister suitors: Reports</a>

With Keeping Up With The Kardashians ending soon, Kim Kardashian and family members will next be seen in another reality TV show that will stream on Hulu. Kris Jenner is the first to address this change as she recently said that this move to the Disney-owned streaming service was a “no-brainer”.

With Keeping Up With The Kardashians ending soon, Kim Kardashian and family members will next be seen in another reality TV show that will stream on Hulu. Kris Jenner is the first to address this change as she recently said that this move to the Disney-owned streaming service was a “no-brainer”. This comes at a time when Kris Jenner was promoting the new series. She then said, “Partnering with Disney was a no-brainer, we’re huge Bachelor fans and I love American Idol. Hulu is the perfect place for our new show since it’s where you can currently catch up with every season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Hulu feels like family and they immediately embraced the idea of a new show with such open and welcoming arms.” “This is the next chapter. In the new show, you’ll see us evolving as a family, fans want us to be who we are and since moment one, they’ve been emotionally invested in our show just like we are. The fans will love seeing us continue the journey. I can’t say much about what’s coming but spoiler, we’re going to look fabulous and everyone’s going to watch,” she added. Kris Jenner along with her kids, Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kourteney Kardashian along with Kendall and Kylie Jenner will star in the news series. The new TV series is expected to air later this year. Kim Kardashian is being pursued by royals, billionaires and A-lister suitors: Reports

Kris Jenner calls Kardashians-Jenners new series' 'next chapter'

A decade after ‘Attack the Block’ became a huge hit, the sequel is back and it will star John Boyega.&nbsp;

‘Attack the Block 2’ will have John Boyega as Moses.&nbsp;

In the original, Moses mobilized his mates against a group of nasty extraterrestrials looking to take over their neighborhood. Joe Cornish is writing and directing the sequel, and he will produce with Boyega (through his UpperRoom Productions banner), Nira Park (through the new Complete Fiction banner she has formed with Cornish and Edgar Wright) and James Wilson. The four teamed to make the original film.

&nbsp;Plot of the sequel remains under wraps.

A decade after ‘Attack the Block’ became a huge hit, the sequel is back and it will star John Boyega. ‘Attack the Block 2’ will have John Boyega as Moses. In the original, Moses mobilized his mates against a group of nasty extraterrestrials looking to take over their neighborhood.

A decade after ‘Attack the Block’ became a huge hit, the sequel is back and it will star John Boyega. ‘Attack the Block 2’ will have John Boyega as Moses. In the original, Moses mobilized his mates against a group of nasty extraterrestrials looking to take over their neighborhood. Joe Cornish is writing and directing the sequel, and he will produce with Boyega (through his UpperRoom Productions banner), Nira Park (through the new Complete Fiction banner she has formed with Cornish and Edgar Wright) and James Wilson. The four teamed to make the original film. Plot of the sequel remains under wraps.

John Boyega set to reunite with Joe Cornish for ‘Attack The Block 2’

Hollywood actress Drew Barrymore recently sat down for an interview with Dylan Farrow on her eponymous talk show as she expressed regret over working with adoptive father and veteran director Woody Allen in the past.&nbsp;

Drew Barrymore said, “I worked with <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/woody-allen">Woody Allen</a>. I did a film with him in 1996 called, Everyone Says I Love You, and there was no higher career calling card than to work with Woody Allen.”

“Then I had children, and it changed me because I realized that I was one of the people who was basically gaslit into not looking at a narrative beyond what I was being told. And I see what is happening in the industry now and that is because of you making that brave choice. So thank you for that,” she added, talking to Dylan Farrow.&nbsp;

Dylan Farrow made a presence on The Drew Barrymore Show to discuss HBO’s ‘Allen v. Farrow’, which released as a four-part series, with a companion podcast, earlier this year. Directed by Amy Ziering and Kirby Dick, the show explored the incest claims made by Dylan Farrow against Woody Allen. She claimed that he sexually assaulted her as a kid.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/woody-allen-and-soon-yi-previn-call-hbo-docuseries-a-shoddy-hit-piece-365706" hreflang="en">Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn call HBO docuseries a 'shoddy hit piece'</a>

Dylan Farrow’s claims were made public in the 1993 lawsuit that awarded Mia Farrow custody of her and Allen’s children.&nbsp;

On the show, Dylan thanked Drew Barrymore for her words. “Hearing what you just said, I am trying not to cry right now. It is just so meaningful because it’s easy for me to say, ‘Of course you shouldn’t work with him; he’s a jerk, he’s a monster,’ but I just find it incredibly brave and incredibly generous that you would say to me that my story and what I went through was important enough to you to reconsider that,” she said.&nbsp;

Drew Barrymore is not the only one who has expressed regret at having worked with Woody Allen.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/woody-allen-slams-celebrities-whove-condemned-him-for-alleged-abuse-374107" hreflang="en">Woody Allen slams celebrities who've condemned him for alleged abuse</a>

Hollywood actress Drew Barrymore recently sat down for an interview with Dylan Farrow on her eponymous talk show as she expressed regret over working with adoptive father and veteran director Woody Allen in the past.

Hollywood actress Drew Barrymore recently sat down for an interview with Dylan Farrow on her eponymous talk show as she expressed regret over working with adoptive father and veteran director Woody Allen in the past. Drew Barrymore said, “I worked with Woody Allen. I did a film with him in 1996 called, Everyone Says I Love You, and there was no higher career calling card than to work with Woody Allen.” “Then I had children, and it changed me because I realized that I was one of the people who was basically gaslit into not looking at a narrative beyond what I was being told. And I see what is happening in the industry now and that is because of you making that brave choice. So thank you for that,” she added, talking to Dylan Farrow. Dylan Farrow made a presence on The Drew Barrymore Show to discuss HBO’s ‘Allen v. Farrow’, which released as a four-part series, with a companion podcast, earlier this year. Directed by Amy Ziering and Kirby Dick, the show explored the incest claims made by Dylan Farrow against Woody Allen. She claimed that he sexually assaulted her as a kid. Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn call HBO docuseries a 'shoddy hit piece' Dylan Farrow’s claims were made public in the 1993 lawsuit that awarded Mia Farrow custody of her and Allen’s children. On the show, Dylan thanked Drew Barrymore for her words. “Hearing what you just said, I am trying not to cry right now. It is just so meaningful because it’s easy for me to say, ‘Of course you shouldn’t work with him; he’s a jerk, he’s a monster,’ but I just find it incredibly brave and incredibly generous that you would say to me that my story and what I went through was important enough to you to reconsider that,” she said. Drew Barrymore is not the only one who has expressed regret at having worked with Woody Allen. Woody Allen slams celebrities who've condemned him for alleged abuse

Drew Barrymore 'regrets' working with Woody Allen in the past

Fox network teased its new collaboration with Super Bowl champion Tom Brady on an unscripted series.&nbsp;

While making the announcement, Charlie Coller, CEO of Fox Entertainment revealed that it was working with Tom Brady but didn’t give any more details. He said, “We also have an unscripted project with Tom Brady, yes, that Tom Brady.”

It is speculated that the project will be produced by Kinetic Content.

Meanwhile, Tom Brady was in the news for Super Bowl win with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, his seventh win. He is doing this through his production company 199 Productions.

Interestingly, Tom Brady is also the subject of a major new docuseries for ESPN ala The Last Dance.&nbsp;

Fox network teased its new collaboration with Super Bowl champion Tom Brady on an unscripted series. While making the announcement, Charlie Coller, CEO of Fox Entertainment revealed that it was working with Tom Brady but didn’t give any more details.

Fox network teased its new collaboration with Super Bowl champion Tom Brady on an unscripted series. While making the announcement, Charlie Coller, CEO of Fox Entertainment revealed that it was working with Tom Brady but didn’t give any more details. He said, “We also have an unscripted project with Tom Brady, yes, that Tom Brady.” It is speculated that the project will be produced by Kinetic Content. Meanwhile, Tom Brady was in the news for Super Bowl win with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, his seventh win. He is doing this through his production company 199 Productions. Interestingly, Tom Brady is also the subject of a major new docuseries for ESPN ala The Last Dance.

Fox teases Tom Brady unscripted series

The 1960s game show ‘Password’ is soon to make its comeback but reimagined for the current times. NBC gave the show a go-ahead with Jimmy Fallon.&nbsp;

Susan Rovner, Chairman, Entertainment Content, NBCUniversal Television and Streaming, revealed that the reboot of the 1960s show is among many other projects that NBC has in the pipeline. It is just one of the six projects they have in mind.&nbsp;

Susan revealed that The Tonight Show host was working on this for the company including ‘That’s My Jam’ and ‘Kids Tonight Show’. “That’s a great model for how we’re going to partner with our talent and creators moving forward,” she said.

‘Password’ was created by Bob Stewart for Goodson-Todman Productions, which is now owned by American Idol producer Fremantle.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/ariana-grande-is-now-married-to-beau-dalton-gomez-385728" hreflang="en">Ariana Grande is now married to beau Dalton Gomez</a>

In each game, two teams, composed of a celebrity player and a contestant, attempt to convey mystery words to each other using only single-word clues in order to win a cash prize.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/could-we-be-anymore-excited-heres-how-you-can-now-spend-the-night-in-rachel-and-monicas-apartment-from-friends-385632" hreflang="en">Could we be anymore excited? Here's how you can now spend the night in Rachel and Monica's apartment from 'Friends'</a>

The series originally launched on CBS in 1961 and ran for over 1,500 episodes before moving to ABC in 1971.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-taika-waititi-rita-ora-make-their-romance-public-as-they-are-spotted-hand-in-hand-in-sydney-385621" hreflang="en">Taika Waititi, Rita Ora make their romance public as they are spotted hand in hand in Sydney&nbsp;</a>

The 1960s game show ‘Password’ is soon to make its comeback but reimagined for the current times. NBC gave the show a go-ahead with Jimmy Fallon. Susan Rovner, Chairman, Entertainment Content, NBCUniversal Television and Streaming, revealed that the reboot of the 1960s show is among many other projects that NBC has in the pipeline.

The 1960s game show ‘Password’ is soon to make its comeback but reimagined for the current times. NBC gave the show a go-ahead with Jimmy Fallon. Susan Rovner, Chairman, Entertainment Content, NBCUniversal Television and Streaming, revealed that the reboot of the 1960s show is among many other projects that NBC has in the pipeline. It is just one of the six projects they have in mind. Susan revealed that The Tonight Show host was working on this for the company including ‘That’s My Jam’ and ‘Kids Tonight Show’. “That’s a great model for how we’re going to partner with our talent and creators moving forward,” she said. ‘Password’ was created by Bob Stewart for Goodson-Todman Productions, which is now owned by American Idol producer Fremantle. Ariana Grande is now married to beau Dalton Gomez In each game, two teams, composed of a celebrity player and a contestant, attempt to convey mystery words to each other using only single-word clues in order to win a cash prize. Could we be anymore excited? Here's how you can now spend the night in Rachel and Monica's apartment from 'Friends' The series originally launched on CBS in 1961 and ran for over 1,500 episodes before moving to ABC in 1971. Taika Waititi, Rita Ora make their romance public as they are spotted hand in hand in Sydney

Jimmy Fallon to work on NBC's hit 1960s show 'Password' reboot

Pop star Ariana Grande is now married to beau Dalton Gomez. The couple tied the knot in an “intimate ceremony” with just about 20 people. Ariana’s representative told People magazine, "They got married.

Pop star Ariana Grande is now married to beau Dalton Gomez. The couple tied the knot in an “intimate ceremony” with just about 20 people. Ariana’s representative told People magazine, "They got married. It was tiny and intimate — less than 20 people. The room was so happy and full of love. The couple and both families couldn't be happier." The report first came out on TMZ as the couple tied the knot at their home in Montecito, California. The source continues, "Both Ari and Dalton love Montecito. They spend a lot of time there. It seems only natural that they would get married at Ari's beautiful and historic house." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) × Ariana Grande, 27 and Dalton Gomez, 25, got engaged last December when she posted a photo of her ring along with the caption, "Forever n then some." They started dating in January 2020. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) × They first made their relationship official when they appeared in the music video for Grande's song with Justin Bieber, ‘Stuck with U’ in May, followed by a series of photos in June on Instagram. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) ×

Ariana Grande is now married to beau Dalton Gomez

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