Ben Affleck Praises Jennifer Lopez Amid Divorce, Celebrates Her Role in Their New Film “Unstoppable”

LOS ANGELES — Amid the challenges of their personal lives, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez continue to showcase their professional prowess. Despite their ongoing divorce proceedings, Affleck recently praised Lopez for her role in their latest film project, “Unstoppable.” Affleck, a seasoned actor-director, embraced the dual role of producer and promoter during his recent press interactions, highlighting the exemplary performance of Lopez. His commendation comes at a crucial time as the pair navigate their separation …

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Chad McQueen, Son of Hollywood Icon and ‘Karate Kid’ Star, Dies at 63 After a Lifetime in Film and Racing

Palm Desert, California – Chad McQueen, actor and accomplished racer, died Wednesday at his California ranch, his family confirmed. He was 63. Best known for his role in “The Karate Kid” franchise, McQueen succumbed to organ failure, a complication from a 2020 fall. McQueen was the son of Hollywood icon Steve McQueen and followed in his father’s footsteps both in acting and in the racing world. His family described his life as filled with “devotion …

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Legendary Voice of Film, James Earl Jones, Passes Away at 93 Leaving Behind a Storied Legacy

Dutchess County, NY — James Earl Jones, celebrated for his resonant voice and transformative film and stage roles, died at his home in New York on Monday, September 9, 2024, at the age of 93. His death closes a chapter on a prolific career that spanned over six decades in the entertainment industry. Born on January 17, 1931, in Arkabutla, Mississippi, Jones overcame a significant childhood stutter, emerging as a preeminent voice in American theater …

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Legendary Lyricist Will Jennings, Voice Behind Iconic Film Ballads, Dies at 80

Tyler, Texas — Will Jennings, the esteemed lyricist whose emotionally resonant songs graced major films and topped the charts, has died at age 80. Following a decline in health over several years, Jennings passed away at his home in Tyler on Friday, as confirmed by his representative at The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. Renowned for his capacity to infuse lyrics with profound depth, his crafted words have left a permanent mark on the canvases of pop …

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Ducournau’s New Film “Alpha” Acquired by NEON for North American Rights

PARIS, FRANCE – French filmmaker Julia Ducournau has made a name for herself as a genre visionary through her distinct works like “Raw” (2016) and “Titane” (2021). Now, Ducournau’s upcoming movie, “Alpha,” has caught the attention of NEON, who has secured the North American rights to the film. Starring Golshifteh Farahani and Tahar Rahim, “Alpha” is described as Julia’s most personal and profound work yet. The producers at FilmNation Entertainment and Charades are excited for …

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Cannes Film Festival: Crisis Management Team in Place as Meryl Streep and Female Stars Shine

Paris, France – With the prestigious Cannes Film Festival fast approaching, a spotlight shines on prominent female figures in the film industry. Among them, Meryl Streep and Andrea Arnold will be honored for their outstanding contributions to cinema. However, the festival is also clouded by impending allegations of abuse within the European entertainment sector, threatening to overshadow the celebration of women in film. Streep, an iconic Hollywood actress, will receive an honorary Palme d’Or at …

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Holocaust Remembrance Day Film Screening of ‘Here Lived’ at FDR Presidential Library

Hyde Park, NY – The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, in collaboration with the Jewish Federation of Dutchess County, will host an International Holocaust Remembrance Day film screening of “Here Lived” by Jane Wells on Friday, January 26 at 2 p.m. The program will take place at the Henry A. Wallace Center at the FDR Presidential Library and Home. The event is open to the public and free of charge, but registration is …

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Disaster Movie Survivor’s Terrifying Ordeal and Cannibalism Faced for Survival in New Netflix Film and Channel 5 Documentary

MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY – In 1972, a real-life disaster movie unfolded in the Andes mountains, when a chartered plane carrying 45 passengers and crew crashed, leaving only 16 survivors to battle starvation and harsh landscapes in a remarkable 72-day ordeal for existence. The survivors’ harrowing tale has been told through books, documentaries, and a new Netflix film, Society of Snow, now tipped for an Oscar. The passengers included 19 members of Montevideo’s Old Christians Club rugby …

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Prepare Yourself for an Ice-Cold Journey Through the Darkest Corners of the Human Mind: A Hand-Picked Film List of the Most Haunting Serial Killer Thrillers

Prepare for a chilling journey through the minds of serial killers with a hand-picked selection of films that delve into the deep and dark world of psychological thrillers and mysteries. These movies promise to keep the audience on the edge of their seats with their suspenseful and thought-provoking storylines. “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (1974) takes viewers on a harrowing journey as teenagers are terrorized by a cannibalistic family wielding a terrifying chainsaw. “Raman Raghav 2.0” …

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Survivor of 1972 Andes Plane Crash Discusses Chilling Pact in New Film Interview

Mendoza, Argentina – To celebrate the release of Juan Antonio Bayona’s new film ‘Society of the Snow’, Euronews Culture interviewed Fernando Parrado, a survivor of the 1972 ‘Miracle of the Andes’ plane crash. The discussion focused on the chilling pact made by Parrado and his fellow passengers to survive. Parrado shared the harrowing story of how he and other survivors of the plane crash were forced to make the difficult decision to turn to cannibalism …

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