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Robert Pattinson discussed the challenge of playing "normal" roles after eccentric characters while promoting 'Die My Love,' highlighting his career evolution and emotionally complex performances alongside Jennifer Lawrence.

The documentary 'Mr. Scorsese' explores Martin Scorsese’s life and family through his daughters' perspectives, revealing how his filmmaking success strained relationships but later renewed his creativity and fatherhood.

Mark Ruffalo explained his absence from 'Avengers: Doomsday,' revealing Marvel excluded him to avoid spoilers. Known for past leaks, he'll return as Hulk in 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' (2026).

Mother Gothel in 'Tangled' is a compelling villain whose manipulative charm, psychological control, and selfish obsession with youth create a relatable, memorable, and hauntingly realistic antagonist.

James Cameron confirmed 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' runs about three hours, featuring the return of Jake Sully's Toruk. Releasing this December, the film promises emotional depth, stunning visuals, and expansive storytelling.

Amanda Seyfried stars in 'The Testament of Ann Lee,' a musical drama about the Shaker leader, earning acclaim at Venice and releasing on 25th December 2025, positioning Seyfried for major awards recognition.

Lindsay Lohan celebrated 'Mean Girls' Day with a playful Instagram post nodding to Taylor Swift's 'The Life of a Showgirl,' keeping the 3rd October tradition alive while teasing her new film 'Freakier Friday.'

Elizabeth Olsen remains open to returning as Scarlet Witch, reflecting on her meaningful Marvel journey and upcoming A24 film 'Eternity,' while addressing superhero fatigue and emphasizing creativity, respect, and fan connection.

Netflix and BBC have greenlit a two-season 'Peaky Blinders' sequel series, set in 1953 Birmingham, continuing the Shelby family saga post-film, exploring city reconstruction, power struggles, and the next generation's drama.

Taylor Swift launched her twelfth album, 'The Life of a Showgirl,' inspired by personal life and fame, featuring collaborations with Max Martin and Shellback, accompanied by glamorous visuals and a theatrical rollout.