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Reese Witherspoon shared a candid Instagram post about balancing her Hollywood career and motherhood, revealing the emotional and physical challenges she faced, including long working hours and the joy of reuniting with her children.
The article features 25 nostalgic photos of Nicole Kidman from the early days of her Hollywood career, highlighting her journey in the entertainment industry.
Dick Van Dyke, the 98-year-old legendary entertainer, revealed in an interview that he lacked ambition and considered himself a "lazy person" during his younger years. Reflecting on his prolific Hollywood career spanning over seven decades, Van Dyke admitted that he didn't actively pursue work and would simply wait for the phone to ring after completing a project. Despite his laid-back approach, he acknowledged his luck and the support of others in his success. Van Dyke will be celebrated in a two-hour tribute special titled "Dick Van Dyke: 98 Years of Magic," airing on CBS and Paramount+.
Despite her stage 4 breast cancer spreading to her bones, actress Shannen Doherty is not slowing down her Hollywood career. She has a busy schedule ahead, including attending events, making talk show appearances to promote her new podcast, and continuing her work in the industry. Doherty recently opened up about her health, expressing that while she doesn't want to die, she is not afraid of death and is determined to keep living, loving, and creating.
Sylvester Stallone revealed in a Netflix documentary that he never fully recovered from the injuries he sustained while filming "The Expendables" in 2010. Stallone broke his neck during a fight scene and required a metal plate to be inserted. The injuries still affect him to this day, and he questioned whether it was worth it. Stallone's friend and co-star Arnold Schwarzenegger commented on the extreme nature of the accident. Stallone's injury was not made public until after filming, and he officially left the franchise in 2017.
Burt Young, the Academy Award-nominated actor known for his role as Paulie in the "Rocky" film franchise, has passed away at the age of 83. With a career spanning six decades, Young also appeared in films such as "Chinatown" and "The Gambler." He was nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role at the 1977 Academy Awards for his performance in the first "Rocky" film. Young's passing was confirmed by his manager, and he is remembered as an artist with tremendous emotional range.
"Knots Landing" star Donna Mills, who is approaching her 83rd birthday, recently attended a charity event in Beverly Hills, stunning in a white and gold dress. The actress shared her secrets to staying in shape, including eating healthy and staying active through tennis, workouts, and stretching. Mills emphasized the importance of continuing to contribute and not giving up as one gets older. She also discussed her break from Hollywood to raise her daughter and finding love later in life. Mills remains close with her "Knots Landing" co-stars and is set to star in upcoming projects.
Kevin Spacey's trial on sexual assault charges has begun in a London court, where he pleaded not guilty to 12 charges related to incidents involving four men between 2001 and 2013. The trial, expected to last four weeks, was delayed until Friday due to Spacey's defense attorney wrapping up another case. Spacey, whose career came to a halt in 2017 after allegations of sexual misconduct, hopes a not-guilty verdict will revive his Hollywood career.
Arnold Schwarzenegger opens up about his first box office flop, Last Action Hero, in his Netflix docuseries. The actor reveals that he was deeply hurt by the largely panned action comedy, which opened with a meek $15.3 million at the domestic box office and $50 million worldwide. However, he kept moving forward and found success with his next film, True Lies, which grossed $378 million worldwide. Schwarzenegger reflects on his Hollywood career in the three-part docuseries, which is now streaming on Netflix.
Jennifer Coolidge reflects on her Hollywood career and admits her "fatal flaw" was not having a plan for longevity and failing to ride the wave of success she had in the '90s with films like Legally Blonde and American Pie. She also discusses her character's death in The White Lotus and the iconic line that has become a fan favorite.
Meg Ryan made a rare public appearance at a screening of Michael J. Fox's upcoming documentary, Still, at Lincoln Center in New York. The event was attended by other celebrities such as Bill Murray, Elvis Costello, Katie Couric, Mariska Hargitay, and Joan Jett. Directed by Davis Guggenheim, Still looks at Michael's Hollywood career and his emotional battle with Parkinson's disease. The documentary is set to stream on Apple TV+ starting May 12.