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Jessica Alba drops major clue she's ready to date again on wild Vegas birthday trip amid shock divorce
Jessica Alba drops major clue she's ready to date again on wild Vegas birthday trip amid shock divorce

Daily Mail​

time30-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Jessica Alba drops major clue she's ready to date again on wild Vegas birthday trip amid shock divorce

Jessica Alba dropped a major clue she's ready to date again two months after filing for divorce from her husband Cash Warren following 16 years of marriage. The Trigger Warning producer-star celebrated her 44th birthday on Monday night with a wild night out in Las Vegas with a bevy of gal pals including Lizzy Mathis, Jennifer Shaffer, and Galit Hadari Laibow. Jessica was surrounded by friends as she blew out the candles on her towering birthday cake before dancing the night away at a club. Earlier that day, Alba had her three 'babies' present her with different kinds of 'cake' topped with lit candles for her to blow out and make a wish during a low-key celebration inside a kitchen. The Honest Company founder's VP of marketing - Jennifer Kroog Rosenberg - filmed the sweetly affectionate moment with her 16-year-old daughter Honor, 13-year-old daughter Haven, and seven-year-old son Hayes. 'As I move into this next year, I wish for myself what I wish for everyone - to feel loved,' Jessica - who boasts 48.3M social media followers - gushed on Instagram. 'To feel seen. To feel accepted. And to know you are worthy of your biggest dreams.' Alba was last rumored to be dating 'friend of a friend' - Emmy-winning writer Alex Edelman - but it turns out he only chivalrously lent her his coat to keep her warm outside the Vanity Fair Oscars party on March 2. The Pomona-born beauty also admitted in her birthday slideshow that her 'drive for perfection is exhausting' and she yearns to make 'space to accept myself - flaws and all - and release the need to control.' Little Hayes gifted Jessica with a handwritten note which, translated from Spanish, read: 'Happy birthday Mom! I love you so much Mom. With Love, Hayes.' Alba also shared several childhood snaps of herself as well as a snap of Rebecca Campbell's Oracle cards ceremoniously surrounded by lit candles. The Honest Renovations producer-host received birthday greetings from her famous friends Viola Davis, Kali Uchis, Kerry Washington, Jenna Dewan, Michelle Pfeiffer, Chelsea Handler, Jennie Garth, Michelle Monaghan, Orlando Bloom, Karrueche Tran, Chrishell Stause, Rachel Zegler, Helena Christensen, Isla Fisher, Selma Blair, Casandra Fine, Mario Lopez, and Ana Navarro-Cárdenas. Jessica was last pictured with her 46-year-old estranged husband on Easter Sunday, and they just put their marital home in Beverly Hills' Oak Pass estate on the market for $18.9M after purchasing it for $10M back in 2017 - according to TMZ. Alba and Warren - who didn't sign a prenup - are said to be 'extremely amicable' amid the divorce and they both requested joint physical and legal custody of their kids. On Tuesday, the Reinas producer signed on to star as Eden in Justin Chadwick's spy thriller The Mark, which begins filming July in Australia - according to Deadline. Jessica was surrounded by friends as she blew out the candles on her towering birthday cake before dancing the night away at a club Chelsea Handler said it was 'going to be a beautiful year for you' 'This will be a fun one,' Jessica noted. Alba and The Cool Mom Co. founder Lizzy Mathis have been hard at work executive producing and co-hosting the third season of Honest Renovations, which the Roku Channel renewed last August. The Mexican-American mompreneur will next portray Chiara Rossini in Bobby Moresco's upcoming sports car biopic Maserati: The Brothers alongside Anthony Hopkins, Andy Garcia, and Michele Morrone. Jessica will also star in Eva Longoria's Hulu pilot for Confessions on the 7:45, which will be a potential small-screen adaptation of Lisa Unger's 2020 bestseller.

Jessica Alba strips down to a bikini for Earth Day after reunion with estranged husband following shock split
Jessica Alba strips down to a bikini for Earth Day after reunion with estranged husband following shock split

Daily Mail​

time23-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Jessica Alba strips down to a bikini for Earth Day after reunion with estranged husband following shock split

Jessica Alba celebrated Earth Day on Tuesday by revealing her stunning figure as she enjoyed the great outdoors in a bikini. The 43-year-old actress, who briefly reunited with her estranged husband, Cash Warren, to celebrate a family Easter on Sunday, shared some of the spectacular sights she has enjoyed on social media, courtesy of Mother Earth. Her first snap featured the Trigger Warning star flaunting her impressive abs in a tiny black bikini on the beach while tall, dark cliffs loomed over her. She wore a straw hat to protect her face from the sun and a floral coverup. Another photo showed her relaxing by a stream in a multi-toned floral two-piece with her legs and hips in the cool, clear water. An amazing video clip showed baby turtles making their way through the sand toward the ocean. 'Celebrating #MotherEarth today, tomorrow and every single day,' wrote The Honest Company founder. 'Grateful for this planet that holds us, feeds us and grounds us.' Another quick video showed Alba and her kids on a balcony with a beautiful rainbow arcing into the ocean. A memorable photo featured the L.A.'s Finest star in England at Stonehenge. Another pictured showed her and her son Hayes, seven, standing in a field of lavender. 'You only have two homes — Earth + your body — so please take care of them,' she advised her 20.9 million followers. She also shared a quote from famous primatologist Jane Goodall. 'You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind of a difference you want to make. So choose to make a good one. Because small shifts lead to powerful change,' she wrote. Another photo showed her relaxing by a stream in a multi-toned floral two-piece with her legs and hips in the cool, clear water. 'Celebrating #MotherEarth today, tomorrow and every single day,' Alba wrote while sharing an amazing video clip showing baby turtles making their toward the ocean. Another quick video showed Alba looking at a beautiful rainbow arcing into the sea 'Happy Earth Day,' Alba concluded. 'May we celebrate, protect and respect her always #ProtectOurPlanet #EarthDay.' 'So many epic days! Live it large Jessica! x' wrote a fan. Other photos show Alba enjoying the outdoors with friends, including a hike with Baby2Baby co-CEO Kelly Sawyer. Both wore matching black and white leggings and sports bras. Another snap revealed the Dear Eleanor actress is a tree hugger. However a picture of Alba riding a camel upset one of her fans. 'On earth please don't celebrate riding animals. It's animal cruelty,' they claimed.

Indonesian Director Mouly Surya Talks Independence Epic ‘This City Is A Battlefield' & Shooting With Jessica Alba In ‘Trigger Warning' — Rotterdam
Indonesian Director Mouly Surya Talks Independence Epic ‘This City Is A Battlefield' & Shooting With Jessica Alba In ‘Trigger Warning' — Rotterdam

Yahoo

time08-02-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Indonesian Director Mouly Surya Talks Independence Epic ‘This City Is A Battlefield' & Shooting With Jessica Alba In ‘Trigger Warning' — Rotterdam

Fresh off shooting Trigger Warning in the U.S., starring Jessica Alba, Indonesian filmmaker Mouly Surya quickly launched into completing her fifth feature film, independence epic This City is a Battlefield, which stars Chicco Jerikho, Ariel Tatum and Jerome Kurnia. This City is a Battlefield will serve as the closing film for the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) on the evening of February 8. More from Deadline Veteran Japanese Filmmaker Takashi Miike: "A New Wave In Japan Is Coming" - Rotterdam Jurassic World Immersive Attraction Unveiled In Bangkok For Q2 2025 Indonesian Streamer Vidio Unveils Originals Slate, Including 'Bad Guys' Adaptation & 'Santri Pilihan Bunda 2' The prolific writer-director has also finished shooting her next film, Tukar Takdir, based on an anthology of short stories. This City is a Battlefield was adapted off a 1952 novel titled 'A Road with No End' by Mochtar Lubis, which had been sitting on Surya's bookshelf untouched for a while. 'I happened to read it by chance,' said Surya. 'I had just read a few pages of it, I could not forget the images that it brought to my mind. The prose is written in such a way that you can definitely imagine it. I was totally mesmerised and I said to my producer that this was a very interesting book and I wanted to adapt it into a film.' This City is a Battlefield follows Isa (played by Jerikho), who juggles different roles: as a school teacher, a talented violinist as well as a resistance fighter. Tatum plays the role of Isa's wife, Fatimah, who is tenacious and also competent with a piano. Isa is soon tasked with carrying out an assassination alongside fellow rebel Hazil (played by Kurnia). However, Hazil increasingly becomes attracted to Fatimah. Embarking on her first period film Surya said that she met with a lot of historians during the film's development stage. However, Surya emphasized that her goal with This City is a Battlefield was never to make a documentary. Working in a fictional space gave her more creative freedom to draw from different sources and inspirations. 'With a film, people expect reality, but I think that the perspective is reality. I shot in real locations so there are just things that are out of our control,' said Surya. 'Making a period film was a daunting task,' said Surya. 'The beginning is the hardest, because you will look at pictures and older movies — and history is funny, right? Victors get to write history, so it's a perspective. When you look at history, at the facts and pictures, there's a tone in how films about that time are usually filmed in Indonesia. 'What I worried about the most was to find my own tone and voice, and then I always said, we're not making a documentary. It's fiction, it's a story, and that should be the most important thing. So I have to come up with some impressions, like how do I want Jakarta in 1946 to look like? I remember the first time I went to Amsterdam — and if you've been to Jakarta, we have a bit of canals as well — in Amsterdam I saw how the canals were like, and they left a big impression on me, like this is what they planned for Jakarta before [the Dutch] were kicked out,' added Surya. 'It's what they planned for the city, to make it a port city. My late uncle and my late father were born around that colonial era, in the 1920s and 1930s, and I still remember that they would speak Indonesian and Dutch, just like right now, everybody's speaking in Indonesian and English. That was an interesting tidbit that I wanted to inject in the film because you're not just being colonized as a country economically, it's about culture as well.' Working on in the U.S. Marking her first foray in Hollywood, Surya directed action thriller Trigger Warning, starring Jessica Alba as a Special Forces officer who takes over the running of her father's bar after he dies. The film also featured Mark Webber, Tone Bell and Jake Weary. Surya said that directing in a different country was not as much of a challenge for her — instead, she found that the biggest areas of growth as a filmmaker was in adapting to different cultural and professional contexts in the U.S., which also invigorated her with a new approach towards filmmaking. 'With directing, it's the same thing — if you're doing a student film, it's just a smaller pool, or whether you have a trailer or not, which doesn't matter, like it doesn't really affect the work,' said Surya. 'But the experience in America, for me, I was very impressed with the competitiveness and the human resources that they have — the abundance of great actors. 'Also, coming from Indonesia, I'm definitely an outspoken person here, but in America, I was considered pretty reserved. America is a very different animal, so that was quite an experience. The pressure is definitely different and I did grow up a lot as a filmmaker there. I don't think I would have had the mental capacity to do a period film in Indonesia without doing that first,' added Surya. 'I realized also how I've been self-censoring myself in Indonesia, because when I write, if I know that a certain scene is so expensive that it can't be done, I unconsciously shy away from it and try to make things more simple,' said Surya. 'One of the things that I found in [my third film] Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts, was that I wanted more complexity in the film and I think Americans don't shy away from that at all and push through it, even though there are limitations, because there's no such thing as an unlimited budget. So when I went back home, I said that I'm going to push some of the boundaries and resources a little bit more.' Casting for Surya admitted that casting for This City is a Battlefield was a long and tedious process. She first came across Kurnia in This Earth of Mankind, where he played a supporting role as a Dutch-Indonesian character. 'He had around 10 minutes of dialogue and he was speaking Dutch all the way through and I had never seen him before,' said Surya. 'He was a new actor back then. I was very impressed, and because I had just read the novel, I felt like I saw a glimpse of Hazil.' Tatum sent in an audition tape, while Jerikho became attached to the film at a later stage. 'I would say that Chicco was quite a unique choice for the role,' said Surya. 'I've known Chicco for a while as an actor. We have never really worked with him, but we have always been trying to find a good role for him. Isa was quite a bit of an opposite character that he usually plays. Chicco usually plays the popular guy. I always said during the shoot that if this was a high school movie, Chicco will be the quarterback, but Isa is actually the president of the student council.' Finally, Surya highlighted how This City is a Battlefield will have a fitting world premiere as IFFR's closing film. 'Rotterdam has always supported us from the very beginning,' said Surya. 'One of our biggest co-productions is with the Netherlands, because we have three Dutch actors who traveled to Indonesia to be in the film. Half of the DNA of the film is Dutch and so being the closing film was very fitting.' Best of Deadline 2025 TV Cancellations: Photo Gallery 'The Apprentice' Oscar Nominees Sebastian Stan & Jeremy Strong On Why It's 'More Of A Horror Movie' With "Monstrous Egos" 'Prime Target' Release Guide: When Are New Episodes Available On Apple TV+?

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