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Judd Apatow is developing an untitled edgy romantic comedy at Universal Pictures with Nikki Glaser, who will star, produce, and co-write the project. Glaser, known for her stand-up and hosting, previously appeared in Apatow's 'Trainwreck.' The film is in early development, with no director attached yet, and continues Apatow's trend of collaborating with comedians on feature films.
Poetic License, directed by Maude Apatow in her debut, is a warm, funny family-centered comedy about a woman navigating new friendships and family dynamics in a small town, featuring strong performances and a natural, improvisatory style. Despite its nepotistic cast, the film stands out for its genuine humor and relatable characters, making it a charming addition to the festival circuit.
The article provides an in-depth oral history of 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin,' highlighting its development, casting, improvisational process, and production challenges, emphasizing its impact on comedy and the careers of those involved.
Seth Rogen recounted a 2006 incident where Tom Cruise tried to recruit him and Judd Apatow into Scientology during a casual meeting, highlighting Cruise's strong commitment to the church and its influence on his public image, amidst ongoing rumors of his continued association with Scientology.
Seth Rogen recounted a 2006 incident where Tom Cruise tried to recruit him and Judd Apatow into Scientology during a casual meeting, highlighting Cruise's strong commitment to the church amid ongoing public scrutiny and rumors of his continued association with Scientology.
Stormy Daniels became emotional at the premiere of the documentary 'Stormy' at SXSW, expressing gratitude to the director and taking a parting shot at Donald Trump. The documentary, which premieres on Peacock later this month, follows her life after becoming entangled with Trump and the aftermath of the hush money scandal. Judd Apatow, an executive producer for the film, spoke briefly before the screening, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the real people behind the headlines.
Christopher Nolan won the top prize at the Directors Guild Of America awards, making him a strong contender for the Best Director Oscar, with a high likelihood of winning based on historical trends. This would mark Nolan's first Oscar win. Other winners at the DGA Awards included Celine Song for first-time feature film directors, Peter Hoar for dramatic TV, and Christopher Storer for comedy TV.
Judd Apatow delivered a humorous and politically charged monologue at the 76th DGA Awards, roasting Biden, Trump, and the entertainment industry. He poked fun at the age of the presidential candidates, joked about Hollywood mergers, and suggested new award categories. Apatow also lamented the decline in award show viewership and the overexposure of celebrities on social media, while paying tribute to the late Norman Lear.
Judd Apatow criticizes the Oscars' decision to categorize the screenplay for the upcoming Barbie movie as adapted, arguing that it's insulting to the writers as there was no existing material or story to adapt from. The decision has sparked debate, with the Writers Guild of America classifying Barbie as an original work. If the film earns an Oscar nod for its script, it will mark Greta Gerwig's fourth nomination, but Academy voting members will only be able to cast their vote for Barbie's script in the adapted screenplay category.
Judd Apatow criticizes the Academy's decision to classify "Barbie" as an Adapted Screenplay, arguing that the film's story and characters were created from scratch, with no existing material to work from. This ruling means that the writers will have to compete in the crowded Adapted Screenplay category instead of Best Original Screenplay. The debate surrounding the film's classification has sparked controversy in the film industry, with Apatow's sentiments echoing those of co-writer Noah Baumbach. Oscar nominations are set to be announced on January 23.
Judd Apatow criticized the Oscars' decision to categorize Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach's Barbie script as "Adapted Screenplay" instead of "Original Screenplay," calling it "insulting." The decision has sparked debate about the perceived value of adapted versus original screenplays, with Apatow and others arguing that the Barbie script is undeniably creative and inventive, despite drawing from an existing character. The history of the Oscars' distinction between adapted and original screenplays is also highlighted, and it's noted that the script will compete in different categories at different award shows.
Today's daily horoscopes reveal that Neptune's retrograde has ended, bringing a forward-thinking consciousness. Aries will bond with like-minded individuals, while Taurus contemplates new connections. Gemini will pick up successful habits from role models, and Cancer is advised to stay open to developing interests outside their main goal. Leo emphasizes the importance of building friendships, and Virgo encourages finding happiness in the present. Libra suggests unconventional problem-solving techniques, and Scorpio's unexpected acts of kindness will have an impact. Sagittarius will invigorate a tired scene with fresh ideas, and Capricorn learns that love cannot be traded for favors. Aquarius is urged to keep the faith and continue their work, while Pisces will create beauty through well-timed silence. Judd Apatow, a Sagittarius, is highlighted as a comedy king who brings laughter to the world through his work.
Jerry Seinfeld enjoyed a star-studded dinner in Italy, dining with comedy legends Larry David and Judd Apatow, billionaire David Geffen, comedian Amy Schumer, and actress Leslie Mann. Seinfeld and his wife have been enjoying their European vacation, adding this impressive meal to their list of memorable experiences.
Judd Apatow, the writer/director/producer of the cult classic TV series "Freaks and Geeks," was determined not to let the show's cast fade away after its cancellation. According to actor Jason Segel, Apatow embarked on a "Count of Monte Cristo"-style revenge mission to make each cast member a star. Segel and Seth Rogen went on to collaborate with Apatow on multiple projects, while Rogen expressed hesitation about a potential revival of the show. Apatow previously revealed that there was an offer to continue the series at a lower budget, but the team decided against it.
Actor Jason Segel reveals that Judd Apatow, the executive producer of the cult classic TV series "Freaks and Geeks," was determined to ensure the cast's success after the show's cancellation. Segel describes it as a "Count of Monte Cristo-style revenge mission" by Apatow to make each cast member a star. Segel and Seth Rogen went on to collaborate with Apatow in various films, while Rogen expressed hesitation about a potential revival of the series, preferring to let it stand as a beloved show. Apatow previously revealed that there was an offer to continue the series at a lower budget, but the team decided against it.