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“I’m sick of watching stuff on TV, I’m sick of virtual everything,” said Waters, before rattling off a list of some of his quarantine watches. Some of his recent viewings include “Halston,” the Netflix show made by his friends Dan Minahan and Christine Vachon. True to his varied tastes, he also enjoyed “I, Sniper,” a Vice documentary about the Washington, D.C. sniper, as well as “Genius: Aretha.” He was thrilled to get back into theaters during the Provincetown Film Festival, where he caught “In the Heights” at the drive-in....

“I gave back some of my salary, not as much as Jon because he’s richer than me and I’ve got three kids,” Mottola told Uproxx in a recent interview. “And we bought three more days of shooting. We got it up to 30 days in Boston and one day in Rome. And we said, fuck it, we’re insane, we’re dumb. We’re going to make this movie.” The $20 million film, released almost 40 years after Chevy Chase first brought the fictional reporter character Irwin M....

However, it seems that all might be forgiven between Ye and “jeen-yuhs” directors Coodie and Chike Ozah. Variety reports that the rapper attended a screening of his documentary on Friday night, where he was seen embracing the two directors and spoke to the celebrity-filled crowd after the screening ended. He continued to express his distrust for Hollywood executives as a whole, but said he appreciated the belief that Coodie and Ozah had in him and the 20-year relationship he shares with them....

The official synopsis for “Kate” from Netflix reads: “Meticulous and preternaturally skilled, Kate is the perfect specimen of a finely tuned assassin at the height of her game. But when she uncharacteristically blows an assignment targeting a member of the yakuza in Tokyo, she quickly discovers she’s been poisoned, a brutally slow execution that gives her less than 24 hours to exact revenge on her killers. As her body swiftly deteriorates, Kate forms an unlikely bond with the teenage daughter of one of her past victims....

Harper’s Bazaar reports that during the interview with Knightley a “lone male stranger” approached the actress and the interviewer and shouted at Knightley, asking if she went to the school in the nearby area. The two “hastily departed to find sanctuary in a nearby garden square,” but the man followed them “a few minutes later.” “I think it’s quite interesting talking about this while being chased around,” Knightley said about the situation....

“They made him look like Richard Williams, it was straight-up shocking,” Green said of the makeup team, which applied prosthetics to Smith’s nose and cheeks to reshape his face so it would look more like Richard Williams. “I was like, ‘Look, you guys did an incredible job, but I don’t want that.’ Will has his acting coach who has been with him for 30 movies, he had a dialect coach so he could speak similar to Richard, we have so much....

If either Kristen Stewart or Ariana DeBose win in March, they would become the first to do so. Say what you will about the limits of representation — that’s a big deal. Though more than a few LGBTQ actors (that we know of) have been nominated, only a few were out at the time of their nominations. And while it’s impossible to compare experiences across decades given how much discrimination LGBTQ people faced in earlier eras, none of the winners whom we now know to be LGBTQ were out at the time that they won — certainly not enough to say anything openly in their acceptance speeches....