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Aubrey Plaza praised the film 'The Gorge' for helping her process her grief over her late husband Jeff Baena, which moved director Scott Derrickson deeply, highlighting the emotional impact of movies on personal healing.
Actress Aubrey Plaza was seen wearing a T-shirt supporting Philadelphia as a women's sports town at a WNBA game, which quickly sold out and gained significant attention, boosting the profile of Watch Party PHL and its merchandise.
Actress Aubrey Plaza opened up about her ongoing grief following the suicide of her husband, Jeff Baena, in January, describing her emotional struggles and the daily challenge of coping with loss, while emphasizing the importance of mental health support.
Actress Aubrey Plaza discussed her ongoing grief over her husband's suicide, describing it as a 'giant ocean of awfulness' and sharing her emotional struggles seven months after his death, while promoting her new film.
Aubrey Plaza discussed her ongoing grief over her husband Jeff Baena's death by suicide, comparing her emotional state to the movie 'The Gorge,' which symbolizes the deep and tumultuous nature of her feelings. She shared her struggles and resilience in coping with her loss during an interview with Amy Poehler, highlighting the universal challenge of grief and the importance of vulnerability.
Actress Aubrey Plaza discussed her ongoing grief following the sudden death of her husband, filmmaker Jeff Baena, by suicide, sharing her emotional struggles and coping process during a podcast appearance.
Aubrey Plaza discussed her ongoing grief following her husband Jeff Baena's suicide, describing it as a 'giant ocean of awfulness' and comparing it to the movie 'The Gorge' to illustrate the constant presence of her sorrow. She shared her feelings of being present and grateful while acknowledging the daily struggle of coping with loss.
Aubrey Plaza discussed her ongoing grief over her husband Jeff Baena's death by suicide, comparing her emotional state to the horror movie 'The Gorge,' where she feels like she's surrounded by an ocean of awfulness and a monstrous presence, reflecting her daily struggles with loss.
Aubrey Plaza publicly discussed her profound grief over her husband's suicide in an interview with Amy Poehler, describing it as an ocean of pain and comparing it to a scene from a horror movie, while also sharing her ongoing process of coping and healing.
Tricia Cooke, co-writer of 'Honey Don't!', a lesbian noir comedy starring Margaret Qualley and Aubrey Plaza, aims to showcase lesbian protagonists in a genre typically lacking queer representation. The film features a femme detective and explores themes of sexuality and gender norms, set against the backdrop of Bakersfield, California, with most filming in Albuquerque. Cooke and Ethan Coen are also working on a trilogy's final installment, 'Go Beavers,' inspired by Australian outback films.
Aubrey Plaza will star as Hollywood Madam Heidi Fleiss in a new biopic titled 'The Heidi Fleiss Story,' which is co-written by Rachel Sennott and marks Leah Rachel's directorial debut, produced by Pinky Promise.
Aubrey Plaza will star in and produce a biopic titled 'The Heidi Fleiss Story,' a dark comedy about the notorious Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, with production set in Los Angeles. The film will explore Fleiss's life leading up to her 1993 arrest, and marks the directorial debut of Leah Rachel. Plaza is also known for her roles in various films and series, and will next star in 'The Accompanist'.
Aubrey Plaza will star in and produce a biopic titled 'The Heidi Fleiss Story,' portraying the infamous Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, with production set in Los Angeles. The film, directed by Leah Rachel, explores Fleiss's life before her trial, and is produced by Pinky Promise and Plaza's Evil Hag. The project marks Rachel's directorial debut and features a script co-written by Racel Sennott, focusing on Fleiss's efforts to manipulate her legal situation with the help of a young writer.
Parks and Recreation stars Aubrey Plaza and Nick Offerman reunite in a hilarious Super Bowl commercial for Mountain Dew's new flavor Baja Blast, featuring their deadpan characters from the show. The ad showcases Plaza's character having a blast despite mishaps, and Offerman's arrival on a fire-breathing dragon. Plaza expressed gratitude for the opportunity and humorously suggested a Parks and Rec – Game of Thrones mash-up.
Aubrey Plaza and Nick Offerman, known for their roles in Parks and Recreation, reunite in a MTN DEW Super Bowl commercial, with Plaza riding a dragon and Offerman joining her in the skies. Plaza expressed excitement over working with Offerman again, likening it to a mini reunion of their characters from the show. The ad is a hit among fans, and the reunion of sitcom stars proves to be a winning formula for a memorable Super Bowl commercial.