Tom Selleck, at 80, is making a bold attempt at a career revival by switching talent agencies and aiming for a TV comeback, despite the challenges posed by age and industry preferences for younger actors, and faces an uphill battle to land a leading role.
Robert Downey Jr's career took a hit after the flop of Dolittle, but his role in Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer has revitalized his credibility as a dramatic actor. Downey Jr credits Nolan for encouraging him to take an understated approach, leading to a Bafta win for best supporting actor. The film marks a new phase in Downey Jr's career, reminding both himself and the world of his acting prowess, and potentially paving the way for future collaborations with Nolan.
Former Golden State Warriors' center James Wiseman is showing signs of a career revival with the Detroit Pistons, despite the team's historic 23-game losing streak. Wiseman had impressive performances in the last two games, scoring 20 points and 13 rebounds against the Philadelphia 76ers and 17 points, six rebounds, and a career-high five assists against the Milwaukee Bucks. Although Wiseman's tenure with the Warriors was plagued by inconsistency and injuries, his recent play has impressed fans and head coach Monty Williams, suggesting that he may have the opportunity to revive his career in Detroit.
Kari Bosley, the lead mission planner for the James Webb Space Telescope at the Space Telescope Science Institute, shares her journey of overcoming gender stereotypes and reviving her career. Despite being told she couldn't be part of aviation due to her gender, Bosley found her passion for space and became a mission planner. She works with another planner to schedule activities for the telescope, ensuring data and photographs are obtained efficiently. Inspired by her work, Bosley is pursuing a degree in systems engineering and believes that she can achieve anything she sets her mind to, regardless of gender.
Jennifer Coolidge and Mike White, creator of "The White Lotus," spoke at Vivid Talks in Sydney, Australia, where they discussed the show's success and future plans. Coolidge expressed her desire to move on to a film project but acknowledged the high bar set by the show. White revealed that a third season is on hold due to the screenwriters' strike but did not rule out a prequel or using Australia as a future location. Coolidge also shared her personal struggles and career revival, which has been boosted by her role in the hit show.