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While Pine hasn't heard anything about reprising his role for the new installment, Anne Hathaway has confirmed the third film is in development.
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[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for The Idea of You .] The Idea of You is the rom-com movie of the spring. The Prime Video film, out now, is based on Robinne Lee’s bestselling novel that follows single mom Solène (Anne Hathaway) and her relationship with the much younger boy band megastar Hayes Campbell (Nicholas Galitzine).
For many years, fans have clamored for a return to that beloved nation of Genovia. The Princess Diaries movies won the hearts of practically everyone in the early 2000s and brought Mia Thermopolis into our lives.
With a tense election season approaching, we could use some fun. Check out our list of 20 celebrities we think could run for POTUS.
SXSW celebrated its closing night film, The Idea of You, last night and reactions to the film, based on the Robinne Lee novel, are already hitting social media.
Though much attention has been paid to male antiheroes like Walter White of Breaking Bad and Tony Soprano of The Sopranos, it’s also necessary to draw attention to many formidable antiheroines. These formidable women reveal the extent to which there can be a lot of pleasure in thinking and acting outside the box of patriarchy.
The Idea of You is going to get hearts racing this spring when Robinne Lee’s swoonworthy romance novel gets the movie treatment from Prime Video. Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine are the beating heart of this star-crossed romance, which centers around a 40-year-old single mom’s unexpected relationship with a boy bander who happens to be 24.
Hosting Saturday Night Live once is an honor for most, but some have been lucky enough to join the Five-Timers Club. Here are 20 more actors who also deserve to don a Five-Timers jacket.
What do you get when you cross arguably the iconic toy in American history with a movie star and a former indie director turned big-budget film helmer? Evidently, it's the biggest movie of the year.
A screen adaptation is a sign of a successful book, but not all adaptations do the book justice. These 20, however, did.
From animated royalty to the live-action ladies who’ve made hearts perk up, these are the best fictional princesses who’ve graced fans’ screens throughout the years.
Whether it’s an American woman falling in love with a British playboy or a president’s son falling in love with a British royal, watching the clash of cultures play out across a potent romance is always fun.
From the beginning, the film industry has been obsessed with science. Many films, even fictional ones, have drawn on scientific facts to ground fictional realities and grant them a greater verisimilitude.
Flip through the slideshows for 20 songs that are essential additions to any Broadway playlist. Both casual theatre fans and Broadway devotees will find plenty of tunes to enjoy on this line-up of soundtrack classics.
There are breakouts alongside legends, turns that chew the scenery, and turns that are as subtle as the breeze. This year gave us more variety than most, but we still had to narrow our list down to 22. Here are the best performances of the bunch.
While blockbusters like Top Gun: Maverick and Jurassic World dominated the box office, these titles were left to fend for themselves. That doesn't mean they were any less powerful. Our list is here to remind you of their power.
Chronicling television has never been trickier. In truth, to provide a list of the year's best television shows is to offer an unspoken caveat that there are things you missed. Here are the 25 best shows of the year while acknowledging that some of these seasons began in 2021, as is the nature of the medium.
Here are 20 facts you might not know about this version of Alice in Wonderland. Maybe you can share them at your next tea party.
Mia Thermopolis had the ultimate glow up in The Princess Diaries. Anne Hathaway still can't believe it.
Everybody feared Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, even Meryl Streep. Streep played Priestly, the icy and powerful editor-in-chief of fictional high-fashion magazine Runway with little time for anybody and anything else.
What's better than Miranda Priestly's closet? Entertainment Weekly's oral history of June 2006's high-fashion comedic drama The Devil Wears Prada, in which Meryl Streep played editor-in-chief Priestly who gets an unexpected and unsuspecting assistant named Andy (Anne Hathaway).
In professional wrestling, there’s something called a “face turn.” This is when a heel, or bad guy, turns face, or becomes a good guy. This doesn’t just happen in the wrestling world. Face turns happen in pop culture as well. Here are some times when villains have made a face turn in movies and television.
The Devil Wears Prada will celebrate its 15th anniversary on June 30, and everything has changed for Emily Blunt in the time since. But the 38-year-old actress, it turns out, wasn't intending to audition for the fashion-forward film—and so, she showed up looking like Andy Sachs.
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