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Ana de Armas & Ian McShane Answer The Web's Most Searched Questions
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Star who worked with Pedro Pascal and Kaia Gerber is unrecognizable with her kids at a park, who is she?
Star who worked with Pedro Pascal and Kaia Gerber is unrecognizable with her kids at a park, who is she?

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time26-05-2025

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Star who worked with Pedro Pascal and Kaia Gerber is unrecognizable with her kids at a park, who is she?

This versatile actress has a long, impressive resume that mostly includes silver-screen comedies. The 51-year-old super quirky star got her start on Saturday Night Live decades ago. Then came a massive hit movie with an ensemble cast including Melissa McCarthy. This New York native has also worked on a ghost movie and a love story but one of her biggest films was with Pedro Pascal. Now the thespian is on an AppleTV+ series with Kaia Gerber, Leslie Bibb and Carol Burnett. Over the weekend the Hollywood stalwart made a rare appearance in a Pasadena, California park with her two small children. Who is she? From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The 51-year-old super quirky star got her start on Saturday Night Live decades ago. Then came a massive hit movie with an ensemble cast including Melissa McCarthy She is Kristen Wiig. 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The upcoming movie centres on Favorite Ives, an heiress who is facing destitution after spending her entire fortune. The character, played by Kristen, is therefore required to find a rich husband in just two weeks, or she risks becoming homeless. Favorite's search for a rich husband leads her towards Bill's on-screen character, billionaire Oz Bell, who is wowed by her spirit and spontaneity. Despite this, their relationship proves to be very complicated. Bill and Kristen are both serving as executive producers on the comedy project, alongside Jillian Apfelbaum and Margot Hand. Bill remains one of Hollywood's most bankable stars, and the acclaimed actor recently admitted that he actually prefers to play complicated on-screen characters, because he can often relate to their failings. During an appearance at the Sundance Film Festival, he explained: 'It's always interesting when you're playing a guy who has done some damage. I know I've done some damage.' The 'Groundhog Day' star has enjoyed huge success in his career, starring in films such as 'Lost in Translation' and the 'Ghostbusters' franchise. However, Bill also confessed to being 'lazy' at different times in his career. The movie star reflected: 'I've been lazy. I don't have an agent anymore, so I'm not the first person people think of to be in studio movies.' Despite this, Bill suggested that some of his recent film projects - including 'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania' and 'Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire' - have given him a renewed sense of enthusiasm for the movie business. The veteran actor - who was a member of the 'Saturday Night Live' cast, before achieving huge success in Hollywood - explained: 'Only in this last year, doing these, has reawakened me about searching for material. 'I've lived the life of a bass … waiting for something to come down at me. If something lands in my mouth, I'll eat it.' Last year she said Wiig never thought she would be in any more Despicable Me movies. The actress voiced the role of Miss Hattie in the first installment of the animation franchise - which centres on a former supervillain turned secret agent named Gru, his adoptive daughters, Margo, Edith, and Agnes, and his yellow-colored Minions - and was delighted to be asked back to play her role in the fourth film. She told Who magazine: 'I was so happy to play Miss Hattie in the first movie, but then just kind of assumed that since the girls were adopted, I wouldn't be in any others. So, the fact that they asked me to come back and be a different character for the next three films is amazing, and working on them has been one of my favorite experiences.' The Bridesmaids star is even excited for her children to be able to see the new film because it has such a 'generational appeal' and is looking forward to sharing something with them that she has been a part of. She said: 'The kids have seen the first film and they just love Minions. So, I'm very excited to see 'Despicable Me 4' with them. It's nice to have something we can all watch together that I've been a part of. 'Given how long the franchise has been around, it has generational appeal. , I wish I had [Miss Hattie's] energy! In this film, you see her mama bear come out, and I think I'm like that with my family a little bit, too. So Lucy loves her work, but family comes first, and that's something I can relate to, for sure'

What Happened in 'Nine Perfect Strangers' Season 1? Getting You Up to Speed for Season 2
What Happened in 'Nine Perfect Strangers' Season 1? Getting You Up to Speed for Season 2

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time25-05-2025

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What Happened in 'Nine Perfect Strangers' Season 1? Getting You Up to Speed for Season 2

With the second and long-awaited season of Nine Perfect Strangers finally here, we're recapping season one for those of you who've forgotten what happened. Starting on May 21, the new season of the show – which follows guests at a boutique health-and-wellness resort that promises healing and transformation – which will include a whole new lineup of 'strangers,' will finally be on Hulu. More from SheKnows Nicole Kidman Poses With Red Hair in New Photos Days After Suffering a Wig Malfunction at Cannes The new season, which will see Nicole Kidman reprising her role as the bone-chilling Russian healer Masha, will also star Murray Bartlett, Annie Murphy, Christine Baranski, Dolly De Leon, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, King Princess, Aras Aydin, Lucas Englander, Henry Golding, Mark Strong, and Lena Olin. But before we tune into season two, let's refresh our minds a bit. What happened in season one that could carry on in season two? What happened to Masha? Find all those answers below: Season one follows nine strangers who attend an expensive wellness retreat at the Tranquillum House, hosted by Masha. The group consists of novelist Frances (Melissa McCarthy), divorcee Tony (Bobby Cannavale), health-retreat addict Lars (Luke Evans), rich young couple Ben (Melvin Gregg) and Jessica (Samara Weaving), single mom Carme; (Regina Hall) and the Marconi family, Napoleon (Michael Shannon), his wife Heather (Asher Keddie) and their daughter Zoe (Grace Van Patten). The group is all battling their own inner demons. For example, Ben and Jessica's lottery win changed their relationship, the Marconis are struggling to heal after the suicide of their son Ben, and Carmel is trying to lose weight after a messy divorce. Masha and wellness consultants Yao and Deliah surveil the group closely, involuntarily giving them microdoses of LSD. Masha eventually admits to drugging the guests, but it's too late as they all embark on a trip that will cause them to face their inner demons. After the trip goes awry, Masha ends up locking them all in a room and flees, but before the police show up, the guests work through their trauma and decide to cover for Masha. More details below! One of the most surprising plot lines in season one developed between Masha and Carmel. As it turns out, Carmel decided to go to the retreat because Masha had slept with her husband. But in addition to wanting some revenge via her alarming threats, Carmel also wanted to learn from her to potentially get her husband back. And, as was revealed in their heart-to-heart in her room when Carmel changed contacts, she was actually the one who shot Masha years ago. Luckily, Masha didn't hold a grudge. Instead, she forgave Carmel because the incident is the reason Tranquillum House exists in the first place. Plus, Carmel admitted she never intended to shoot Masha that day, and her attitude was what made her pull the trigger. They leave the conversations with everything resolved; Carmel is no longer a threat, and Masha finally knows the truth. While Masha's goal in the retreat is to heal her guests, viewers also learn that she wants to unlock a way to see her daughter, Tatiana, who passed away years earlier in an accident. By the end of the season, Masha gets there with the help of Zoe Marconi. While grieving the loss of her twin brother Zach (Hal Cumpton), Zoe is joined by her parents, Napoleon and Heather, in trying to connect with Zach and work through his sudden passing. In their biggest hallucination in the season, Zoe takes Masha to her daughter, and they reunite. After an entire season investigating Masha's unorthodox methods, Lars does write an exposé. In addition to welcoming a baby with his partner, Lars also published a cover story for The New Yorker titled 'Psychedelics to the Rescue.' While Delilah (Tiffany Boone) was determined to call the cops and expose Masha's practices at the end of the season, it seems her methods didn't exactly work, and Tanquillum House is alive and well. When the police arrive, none of her guests incriminate Masha, and she leaves scot-free. By the end of the season, viewers see that Ben and Jessica are now leading Tranquillum and welcoming a new set of strangers into the retreat. Not only does Masha escape any problems with the police, but she's on cloud nine after reuniting with her daughter. In the final scene of the season, she's seen driving with her daughter in Ben's yellow Lamborghini. Much like season one, season two of the show will follow a group of nine strangers at a retreat, this time taking place in the snowy Austrian Alps. 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Nine Perfect Strangers season two review – not even Nicole Kidman's new wig makes this worth watching
Nine Perfect Strangers season two review – not even Nicole Kidman's new wig makes this worth watching

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time22-05-2025

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Nine Perfect Strangers season two review – not even Nicole Kidman's new wig makes this worth watching

The wig is better. Everything else is worse. The second series of Nine Perfect Strangers – which was so clearly set up by the open-ended finale of the original, starring Nicole Kidman in a blond hairpiece that would disgrace a four-year-old's Frozen birthday party – is here. Mad/bad/traumatised wellness guru/cult leader/visionary genius Masha (Kidman) was last seen driving to freedom after experimenting on the stupid, affluent guests at her California health retreat for the stupid and affluent. Tranquillum House was the name, microdosing subjects with psychotics and without consent so they hallucinated dead children and fires was the game. Plus, constant surveillance by hidden cameras feeding private information back to Masha at all times. Let me stop you there and say – well, yes, quite. But Melissa McCarthy as Frances, an ebullient novelist with writer's block, and Bobby Cannavale as Tony, a former football player, now drug addict who bonds with her, just about kept things afloat. They are gone now. Although Frances, we are told, has written a bestseller about her experience that has helped Masha become a celebrity on the lucrative speech circuit, despite the 'multiple federal investigations' – as she reminds one of the whoopingly keen audiences hanging over her. Still, the steady stream of process servers and subpoenas are keeping her from the important work of messing with people's blood work and minds, so when an old friend offers her the chance to continue it in an isolated former asylum in the Alps – let's call it Foreshadowingum House – she takes it. A very pro-data and pro-consent-gathering Austrian scientist called Martin (Lucas Englander) will be her right-hand man, and I cannot see this causing any tensions at all. Masha installs the secret CCTV that all good doctors need and waits to see who the scriptwriters, now working without Liane Moriarty's bestseller to guide them, will send her. The good news is that they include the mighty Christine Baranski (The Good Wife, The Good Fight), perfectly cast as Victoria, the effortlessly devastating mother of highly strung Imogen (Schitt's Creek's Annie Murphy), who has arranged the trip in the hope of reconciling some of their differences. Victoria brings along her toyboy, so there is possibly more work to be done than even Imogen expected. The other good news is that Murray Bartlett (the best thing in the first season of The White Lotus) is there, too, playing a children's TV star suffering the fallout of an unexpected onscreen revelation. And Kidman's visage has lost a small degree of the disturbing immobility that has dogged her past few years. The bad news is that even with the star's rediscovered ability to emote facially, the new series fails to spark into life, even of the absurd kind that the first offered. Partly this is to do with the unrelatability of so many of the characters – including a former piano prodigy who finds she can no longer play, despite her girlfriend's love and encouragement, a nun having a crisis of faith and ominous flashbacks to a woman in childbirth under her care, a billionaire potential investor in the asylum/retreat/psilocybin mill, his charming/boring son who gets it on with Imogen, and probably some others … but it feels pointless to go on. And partly it is because the surveillance and the drugging start from the beginning, with the guests aware of the latter and probably with some suspicion of the former. The problem with drugging all the characters in your narrative is that anything becomes possible and nothing becomes consistent, recognisable or predictable, and there is little for the viewer to invest in. There is no point engaging with something that can pull out a mushroom-based deus ex machina at any moment and resolve any plot point or start another hare running with no effort or earning of the twist. Plus, as the group's trip round a local taxidermy museum – which I presume is a common institution in alpine villages and not simply a lazy device to provide a suitably disorienting backdrop for the scenes – after they have taken their first bespoke drug cocktails proves, there is nothing more boring than watching stoned people be stoned. Or actors acting stoned. Perhaps as the relationships between the guests grow and past connections are revealed, coherence will improve and we will start to care. But in the absence of any satirical intent (there is no White Lotus-ish commentary on the gullibility or self-indulgence of the rich, or the sprawling grift that is the wellness industry, which even the first season mustered from time to time), it feels just too insubstantial to be worth eight hours of anyone's time. Nine Perfect Strangers season two is on Prime Video now

Ozempic craze would be perfect for Victoria Wood's wit
Ozempic craze would be perfect for Victoria Wood's wit

Times

time14-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Times

Ozempic craze would be perfect for Victoria Wood's wit

What would Victoria Wood have made of Ozempic? Her biggest laughs came from the ludicrous lengths to which women go to lose weight: the faux science, stupid diets, bossy exercise classes with names like Fatitude. Her tone was warm but never cruel, since this was her battle too. Wood was branded 'larger-than-life funny-woman' right until her death in 2016, her monumental talent shoehorned into that comedy staple: the superficially jolly but secretly sad fat girl, confidante of the pretty female lead, who slinks home to hit the Häagen-Dazs alone. That species is now all but extinct. Among the funny women who have recently shrunk are Melissa McCarthy of Bridesmaids, Mindy Kaling, Rosie O'Donnell, Gavin and Stacey's Ruth Jones, Rebel Wilson, Dawn French and the This

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