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New Regency’s upcoming sci-fi feature  True Love is growing and adding some impressive names to its cast.   We have wondered about Gareth Edwards’ future in Hollywood for too long after the troubled post-production  Rogue One: A Star Wars Story  (2016) went through. While negative buzz surrounding the director was pretty much non-existent and the film proved to be a success, many wondered if the rookie filmmaker (his only previous Hollywood gig was  Godzilla ) had been engulfed by the pressure that Hollywood studios often put on many newcomers’ shoulders. It now seems like he was just taking a rest and carefully setting up his next project: True Love , an original sci-fi story which he has also written.   John David Washington, who is one of the biggest rising talents in Hollywood right now, was the first reported actor to jump on the project, and now the Edwards-directed production is adding Danny McBride ( Alien: Covenant ), Gemma Chan ( Eternals ), and Benedict Wong ( Do...

When Gwyneth Paltrow & Brad Pitt Walked Hand-In-Hand, But Her Cigarette Caught Our Eyes(Photo Credit – Getty Images) Gwyneth Paltrow, who is best known for her roles in movies such as Seven, Sliding Doors, A Perfect Murder and Pepper Potts in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is filled with swag. The actress, who is also known for selling quirky items on Goop , was filled with swag even in the ’90s and this pic with Brad Pitt is proof. For the unversed, after starring together in Seven, Paltrow and Brad Pitt began dating in 1994. The duo even got engaged later but called it off in 1997 as she was not ready for marriage. However, during this time, the duo attended the Los Angeles premiere of Living in Oblivion. She rocked a cigarette in one hand and one of the most dashing dudes of Hollywood in the other. When snapped by the LA paps on July 12, 1995, the then-much in love couple posed while standing hand-in-hand. While Gwyneth Paltrow opted for a long-s...

After the reveal of the variant at the end of last week’s episode, Loki returns this week with lots of questions and not that many answers.   The third episode of Loki , Lamentis , was directed by Kate Herron and written by Bisha K. Ali, and to me, it’s the weakest one thus far. Ali is the head writer of the upcoming Ms. Marvel series, which is supposedly coming out later this year, and even though this doesn’t necessarily mean it will be a bad show, it doesn’t get me particularly excited for it. The episode was well-written overall, but the main problem is that it failed at feeling relevant — this is not a problem in a 24-episode season, but for a show that will last six episodes (at least for now), it stands out as one you may skip when rewatching it.   Today’s episode of #Loki was written by Bisha K. Ali, who has recently served as the head writer on the Disney+ ‘MS. MARVEL’ series. pic.twitter.com/Ll1xUMpMYG — DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) June 23, 2021   The episod...