Unfortunately, recent Hollywood history is full of stars who were everywhere but subsequently largely disappeared from popular consciousness, revealing just how ephemeral success can be in entertainment and how nothing is ever really guaranteed.
Julia Stiles got "star-struck" by Taylor Swift. The 43-year-old actress attended the same party as the 35-year-old pop superstar and was "taken aback" when the 'Shake It Off' hitmaker approached her and said some “really nice things” to her.
There is a unique pleasure in seeing what a new pair of hands, eyes, and sensibilities can bring to an established property. At their best, horror remakes manage to pay homage to the original while also putting a fresh spin on it.
Julia Stiles says 'Wish You Were Here' has become more "meaningful" in the time she has spent developing the film. The 43-year-old star has made her directorial debut on the romantic drama movie and she realised during the process of crafting it that the picture was perfect to make her bow behind the camera.
Julia Stiles has remembered Heath Ledger as being "very kind and generous" towards her. The 43-year-old actress starred alongside tragic Heath - who died
Julia Stiles is "grateful" for fame. The 43-year-old actress has become known around the world thanks to her roles in films such as '10 Things I Hate About You' and the 1998 thriller 'Wicked' but even though being famous can be "a little scary", she is thankful for it because it has afforded her so many opportunities in life.
Actors’ names are on everyone’s lips one day, then fade into obscurity the next. However, like Brendan Fraser, these actors need to have their own renaissance for several reasons, so let’s get into it.
Adam Driver is one episode away from Saturday Night Live’s venerated Five-Timer Club after hosting the NBC sketch-comedy series for a fourth time on Saturday, with Olivia Rodrigo as the musical guest.
The fear of Y2K must have caused a sense of urgency at the end of the 20th century because everything was cranked up to an eleven. Yes, technology has taken the world of film far, and companies like A24 have pushed the boundaries of creativity, but alas, the following will more than prove that 1999 was the best year for movies — ever.
Whether it’s an American woman falling in love with a British playboy or a president’s son falling in love with a British royal, watching the clash of cultures play out across a potent romance is always fun.
With every new year, a new wave of celebrities pushes others out. With that, it’s time to look at the actors the world once saw all over the place in the 2000s, but perhaps we haven’t seen as much since the 2020s got underway.
From Disney favorites and feline villains to characters whose names make them part of the Kitty Girl gang, check out all of that and more as we explore the most "purrfect" cats in pop culture.
What if a live-action Barbie movie had been made in the heart of the ‘90s? Who would’ve stepped into the role of Barbie and Ken before Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling so stunningly did so in Greta Gerwig’s? Well, it’s time to find out.
Shakespeare has found a home in drama, political thrillers, and, perhaps most surprisingly, teenage comedy. There is, seemingly, a Shakespeare for every cinematic taste that one can imagine.
As LFO told us, “Billy Shakespeare wrote a whole bunch of sonnets.” However, William Shakespeare wrote some plays as well, and many of his plays have been turned into movies.
On March 31, 1999, 10 Things I Hate About You hit theaters and began its trajectory toward certified cult classic, and on the 22-year anniversary Wednesday, Joseph Gordon-Levitt was in a nostalgic mood. "'10 Things I Hate About You' came out today, March 31st, back in 1999," the 40-year-old actor captioned an Instagram photo.
Everyone has high school memories -- good or bad. Schools have been the focal points of many a movie and TV show over the years. Some of them are serious, but the hallowed halls of academia often play host to comedies.
Public television seems like an odd pipeline to the mainstream entertainment industry. It's somewhat divorced from the flashy outlets of Hollywood, but, hey, experience is experience and exposure helps any way it can.