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Nina Dobrev rang in her first Thanksgiving since splitting from Shaun White with a sun-soaked beach holiday in Mexico, wearing a striking zebra-print bikini and enjoying carefree moments with friends.

Rian Johnson hopes to cast Meryl Streep in a future 'Knives Out' film, as the franchise grows with 'Wake Up Dead Man,' a darker new instalment starring Daniel Craig and an all-new ensemble.

Ryan Reynolds reflects on 'Green Lantern' as a creative setback that taught him to trust his instincts, embrace ownership, value constraints, and ultimately reshape his career despite the film's disappointing outcome.

James McAvoy recalls a casual yet humbling afternoon with Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen on the 'X-Men' set, highlighting their seasoned talent, rare cast crossover, and the pair's ongoing humorous, respectful rivalry.

At a recent Knicks game, Sean Kaufman surprised fans by spontaneously kissing fellow actor Christopher Briney while courtside—a viral moment that turned heads and reignited interest in their off-screen friendship.

In a recent interview, Damian Hardung talks about how S2 of 'Maxton Hall' took his character James to "rock bottom"—only for him to start a journey of healing and redemption. The show's worldwide popularity has set the stage for a high-stakes Season 3.

Hollywood star Vanessa Hudgens and her husband Cole Tucker have welcomed their second child—just a year after their first. The couple's journey from romance to parenthood is filled with love, privacy and shared joy as their family grows.

Ariana Grande has issued a powerful reminder to stop commenting on other people's bodies, calling such scrutiny as "dangerous." Amid renewed focus on her appearance due to her role in 'Wicked: For Good,' she urged fans for kindness, and compassion.

Cardi B and Stefon Diggs celebrated their first Thanksgiving as parents with a touching Instagram post of their newborn son dressed in an onesie honouring his dad. The snapshot marks a joyful new chapter for the couple.

Michael B. Jordan is set to direct and star in the new reimagining of 'The Thomas Crown Affair,' calling it a personal, modern take on a classic heist film. The movie—due March 2027—promises higher stakes and a fresh vision for the story fans know.