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The daughter of Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke also thinks it’s fine to make fun of nepo babies and won’t get offended at the jokes.
Four decades ago in “American Gigolo,” Paul Schrader filmed Gere as the ideal, most virile man. In “Oh, Canada,” the actor is aging and decrepit—and as captivating as ever.
In her new movie, Hawke joins forces with her very famous dad, Ethan Hawke. Their press tour has been a master class in how to field nepo questions—unlike so many defensive celebs.
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In Prime Video's new gay rom-com, Thurman plays the U.S. president, who seems less concerned with perfecting a convincing Texas accent than she is with helping her son get laid.
Call it a vocal vibe shift, if you will.
In the new Showtime series “Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber,” Gordon-Levitt embodies Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, a tech bro who viewed himself as a globe-shifting God.
The new eight-part Apple TV+ whodunit series about the son of a powerful PR firm CEO getting kidnapped in a New York City hotel leaves much to be desired.
Director Quentin Tarantino and star Brad Pitt knew about Weinstein’s sexual predation and chose to do nothing. Now they’re Oscar frontrunners.
The Uma Thurman and Tony Goldwyn-starrer, dropping April 26 on the streamer, is a huge misfire.
The embattled Danish filmmaker’s latest, ‘The House That Jack Built,’ has inspired mass walkouts and critical pans for its violence toward women and children.
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