Kevin Stefanski, former Browns head coach, is scheduled to interview with the Titans on Saturday as part of his busy week of coaching interviews following his recent firing from the Browns. He has also met with several other NFL teams, including the Giants, Ravens, Raiders, and potentially the Falcons.
The article features an interview with author Emily Henry and actors Emily Bader and Tom Blyth discussing the film adaptation of 'People We Meet on Vacation,' highlighting differences from the novel and potential spinoffs, amidst Emily Henry's successful transition from books to screen adaptations.
The Atlanta Falcons are interviewing candidates, including Josh Williams, for their newly created president of football position, which will oversee team vision, decision-making, and report to the head coach and GM. Williams, currently with the San Francisco 49ers, has extensive scouting experience and participated in the NFL's leadership program, making him a notable candidate for the role.
The Cleveland Browns are interviewing Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde for their head coach position, with Durde being the fourth candidate to be considered. Durde has a strong defensive background, having improved the Seahawks' defense significantly and previously coaching with the Cowboys and Falcons. He also has international coaching experience and played in NFL Europe.
The article covers a roundtable discussion with filmmakers like Bradley Cooper and Guillermo del Toro, focusing on their craft of writing, especially how they use dialogue as musical and therapeutic tools to explore trauma and grief in their Oscar-contending films. They share insights into their creative processes, challenges of writing, and how personal experiences influence their storytelling.
Paterson Joseph, a British actor and writer, reflects on his childhood, career, and the pivotal moment when Tilda Swinton's question inspired him to pursue storytelling about Black British history, leading to his successful debut novel and other creative works.
A New York Times reporter managed to reach President Trump via phone shortly after Trump announced the capture of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, and later met him at Mar-a-Lago for a news conference.
In a WSJ interview, President Trump dismissed concerns about his health, claiming he is in perfect condition, addressing issues like scans, bruises, sleep, and hearing, while emphasizing his good genetics and dismissing recent health rumors.
Chevy Chase discusses his departure from the sitcom Community, claiming it was due to a misunderstanding and expressing that he didn't think the show was particularly good. He also addressed past controversies, including a reported meltdown and alleged use of a racial slur, and shared personal struggles with abuse and substance issues. The interview is part of the CNN documentary 'I'm Chevy Chase and You're Not.'
Filmmaker Marina Zenovich describes Chevy Chase as the rudest celebrity she has ever interviewed, recounting a confrontational encounter that confirmed his difficult reputation. The documentary 'I'm Chevy Chase, and You're Not' explores his complex personality, including past conflicts and personal struggles, and premieres on CNN on New Year's Day.
A new documentary titled 'I'm Chevy Chase and You're Not' explores the complex life and career of comedian Chevy Chase, revealing his troubled childhood, sharp wit, and difficult personality, with insights from friends, family, and Chase himself, highlighting his impact on comedy and Hollywood.
The documentary 'I'm Chevy Chase, and You're Not' by Marina Zenovich explores Chevy Chase's complex personality, career, and personal struggles, featuring difficult interviews and insights from collaborators, with Chase having little editorial control and family seeking recognition. The film highlights his rise, conflicts, and the challenges of portraying a controversial star, premiering on CNN on January 1.
Marina Zenovich's documentary 'I'm Chevy Chase, and You're Not' offers an unflinching look at Chevy Chase's life, revealing his guarded personality, past struggles, and the challenges faced during filming, including difficulty in securing interviews with 'Community' cast members. The film aims to explore the man behind the star, despite Chase's limited control over the project.
An informal and humorous interview with Larian Studios' team about their upcoming game Divinity, revealing insights into their work culture, standards, and goals, conducted on a rooftop in Los Angeles.
Bloober Team's CEO Piotr Babieno discusses their upcoming releases on Nintendo Switch 2, including the port of Cronos and the exclusive horror game Project M, highlighting their collaboration with Nintendo, the use of Switch 2 features, and their future plans for horror titles on Nintendo platforms.