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Hollywood legend
Halle Berry chopped some tresses and debuted a new ‘do on the red carpet at the 2021 Oscars. She also made her first red carpet appearance with her man
Van Hunt. Get into it inside.
An unforgettable look indeed.
Halle Berry – the first Black woman to win the Best Actress Award for her role in Monster s Ball – stepped out on the red carpet at Union Station in L.A. and made sure to leave a lasting impression. The 54-year-old actress twirled on the carpet in a whimsical Dolce & Gabbana custom gown, topping her look off with a brand new ‘do.
During its celebrated eight-season run, critics and audiences alike were certainly high on Showtime s
Weeds. Starring Mary-Louise Parker in one of her most acclaimed performances, along with Justin Kirk, Elizabeth Perkins, and Kevin Nealon in supporting turns, this darkly comedic series from
Weeds 4.20, which is now in development. With the announcement of this decade-later continuation, we asked ourselves, What is the
Weeds cast doing now? Let s take a look and find out!
Mary-Louise Parker (Nancy Botwin)
As Nancy Botwin, a PTA soccer mom who maintains her upper-middle-class lifestyle by being a weed dealer, Mary-Louise Parker plays the protagonist in Showtime s
50 Movies with the Worst Ratings on Rotten Tomatoes
By Tom Fish
On 4/3/21 at 7:00 AM EDT
Rotten Tomatoes is an easy way to check whether a movie deserves two hours of your time.
But although movie makers always aim to create a memorable experience, they sometimes release something that attracts attention for all the wrong reasons.
Because aggregation review site Rotten Tomatoes allows film fans to provide a Tomatometer rating on every movie, the curious can just as easily discover which flicks are abject disasters.
Rotten Tomatoes is an easy way of discovering whether a movie is a turkey
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So while Rotten Tomatoes offers Oscar-worthy movies the certified fresh seal of approval, at the other end of the scale you can find these 50 worst-rated turkeys rated rotten .
Adam Sandler Reportedly Wants To Do More Kids Movies
Adam Sandler and his Happy Madison Productions may have built their entire brand on puerile humor and a guaranteed handful of d ck and fart jokes, but the outfit have never ventured into territory that could be deemed as too raunchy with any sort of regularity.
In fact, the only R-rated Happy Madison effort that Sandler has taken top billing in was 2012’s
That’s My Boy, although he’s produced the more adult-orientated
Grandma’s Boy,
Strange Wilderness and
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star, while several of their Netflix ventures have been rated either TV-MA or TV-14, and his more dramatic projects outside of both his own company and comfort zone have largely been R.