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Melissa McCarthy shared a rare photo of her daughter Vivian dressed up for prom, celebrating her 18th birthday and milestone with heartfelt posts on Instagram, highlighting her pride and love for her lookalike daughter.
Jerry Seinfeld's new Netflix comedy "Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story" humorously portrays the intense '60s battle between Kellogg's and Post to create Pop-Tarts, featuring an all-star cast including Melissa McCarthy, Jim Gaffigan, and Amy Schumer. The film, directed by Seinfeld, is set to release on May 3 and promises a comedic take on the high-stakes world of breakfast innovation.
Jerry Seinfeld's directorial debut, "Unfrosted," features a star-studded cast including Melissa McCarthy, Jim Gaffigan, and Amy Schumer in a comedy set in 1963 about the race to invent the Pop-Tart. The film, set to release on Netflix on May 3, follows breakfast cereal giants Kellogg's and Post as they compete to create the iconic morning pastry. Seinfeld, who co-wrote the script, has expressed his long-time fascination with Pop-Tarts and his excitement for the project.
At the 2024 SAG Awards, Billie Eilish and Melissa McCarthy engaged in a bizarre skit where Eilish autographed McCarthy's forehead and metallic gown, leading to a humorous exchange on stage. Eilish sported a schoolgirl-inspired ensemble on the red carpet and is expected to attend the Oscars next month.
At the SAG Awards, Melissa McCarthy asked Billie Eilish for an autograph and ended up with Eilish signing her name with a permanent marker on McCarthy's forehead while they were presenting an award. McCarthy's initial request to sign her gown was declined, leading to the unconventional autograph location. The humorous stunt came after McCarthy expressed her admiration for Eilish and recounted their previous encounters, including meeting Eilish's mother during pregnancy. The lingering question is how long it will take for McCarthy to wash off the autograph.
At the SAG Awards, Billie Eilish and Melissa McCarthy shared a humorous moment when McCarthy asked Eilish to autograph her face with a Sharpie, after initially requesting an autograph on her dress. The two celebrities, who have a connection dating back to Eilish's time in utero, shared a lighthearted exchange on stage, with Eilish ultimately signing McCarthy's forehead and the two breaking into laughter.
Billie Eilish made a memorable moment at the SAG Awards by signing Melissa McCarthy's forehead with a black Sharpie, after turning down the request to sign her dress. The singer-songwriter and actress were presenting an award together, and McCarthy's comedic enthusiasm led to the impromptu autograph session. Eilish's appearance at the ceremony was tied to her contribution to the "Barbie" soundtrack, which was nominated for four awards.
At the 2024 SAG Awards, Billie Eilish signed fellow presenter Melissa McCarthy's face with a Sharpie, showcasing their playful and friendly relationship. McCarthy revealed that Eilish's mother was her first improv teacher and humorously mentioned that she was pregnant with Eilish.
Mo'Nique criticizes Hollywood for unequal opportunities, stating that if she were white, she would have the same career trajectory as Melissa McCarthy. She accuses the industry of judging black women by a different standard and discusses her strained relationships with Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry. Mo'Nique has a history of accusing Hollywood of blackballing her after declining to participate in the awards season campaign for Precious.
Mo'Nique's interview on the "Club Shay Shay" podcast went viral as she discussed her career and alleged unequal opportunities in Hollywood, suggesting that she would have achieved the same success as Melissa McCarthy if she were white. She also called out Kevin Hart for allegedly reneging on a promise to work together, adding to her history of public feuds with industry figures.
Jerry Seinfeld, Amy Schumer, and Melissa McCarthy are set to star in the zany Netflix film "Unfrosted," which revolves around the creation of the Pop-Tart. Seinfeld not only stars in the film but also wrote, directed, and produced it, alongside co-writers Spike Feresten and Barry Marder. The film was inspired by a joke Seinfeld deconstructed in The New York Times. The project is part of Seinfeld's lucrative deal with Netflix, and the film is set to bring pure silliness to the screen.
"Genie" is a holiday film written by Richard Curtis and starring Melissa McCarthy, where a genie helps a man repair his fractured family. The film features numerous jokes about characters carelessly uttering "I wish," but it falls short of becoming a holiday classic and lacks the charm of Curtis' previous work, such as "Love Actually." McCarthy delivers a warm and engaging performance, but the film's special effects and comedic supporting roles are underwhelming.
The first trailer for the holiday film "Genie" has been released, featuring Melissa McCarthy as a hilarious genie named Flora who has been trapped in an antique jewelry box for over 2,000 years. Flora is enlisted by a workaholic man to help him win back his family before Christmas. As they embark on a holiday adventure, Flora must adjust to the modern world while Bernard learns the importance of family. The film, a remake of the 1991 British comedy-drama "Bernard and the Genie," is set to premiere on Peacock on November 22.
Jennifer Lawrence believes that a great comedy film should make viewers uncomfortable and offend them, as it is hard to make a comedy without offending people. She also stated that mean comedy is not really funny, but making fun of oneself is fine. Lawrence's co-star Andrew Barth Feldman agreed with her, saying that the film "No Hard Feelings" does a good job of pushing limits while still engaging with the conversation that the things that the characters are doing are wrong. Melissa McCarthy also weighed in, stating that comedies are important and bring people together.
Melissa McCarthy, who played chef Sookie St. James on Gilmore Girls, revealed that filming the show in California while pretending to be in Connecticut was the worst part of her time on the series. McCarthy also discussed her return to the show for the 2016 Netflix revival, where she made a brief appearance in the final episode. She joked about her character's current life, saying that Sookie has 42 kids and runs a mom-and-pop business selling delicious edibles.