By You know who Jason Biggs is. The actor has been a mainstay on our screens since the one-season Fox sitcom Drexell’s Class in 1991. But he really rose to prominence in 1999’s American Pie, when playing the sexually-curious Jim Levenstein made Biggs a household name and launched a career that
Ryan Reynolds Prioritising “Deadpool 4”?
A new report over at Puck News has gone into Blake Lively’s legal battle with “It Ends With Us” filmmaker Justin Baldoni and assessed how it is potentially impacting the careers of both her and her husband, Ryan Reynolds. The report indicates Reynolds co-stars in the comedic survival film “Mayday”
Hunger Games and Crazy Rich Asians Producers Join The Dirty Dancing Sequel
This is interesting news. Lionsgate has brought aboard Hunger Games and Crazy Rich Asians producers Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson to oversee its highly anticipated sequel to Dirty Dancing, with studio eyeing a start of production later this year. The screenplay will be written by Emmy and Golden Globe nominee
New “Dirty Dancing” Sequel Moves Forward
“Hunger Games” and “Crazy Rich Asians” producers Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson have been brought on board the highly anticipated sequel to the 1987 feature classic “Dirty Dancing” at Lionsgate. Original film star Jennifer Grey will reprise her Golden Globe-nominated role as Frances ‘Baby’ Houseman as well as executive produce
Sundance ‘26: Fury and Fathers Fly Over ‘IF I GO WILL THEY MISS ME’
There’s something in the air in If I Go Will They Miss Me. Planes drone overhead constantly in this lyrical, Moonlight-coded debut, a feature-length expansion of Walter Thompson-Hernández’s earlier short of the same name. Beneath them, a father and son circle each other in a jagged dance of longing, legacy,
