Nicole Kidman & Zoe Saldaña Take Lie Detector Tests | Vanity Fair

In this Vanity Fair video, actresses Nicole Kidman and Zoe Saldaña participate in a lie detector test, taking turns asking each other revealing questions while hooked up to a polygraph machine operated by Herman (0:11-0:25).

Highlights of the sessions include:

• Zoe Saldaña's turn (0:41-9:34): Zoe discusses her childhood, her mother's tendency to mix her up with Thandiwe Newton (2:48), her work in the Star Trek franchise (4:14), and her personal life, including her husband's praise and her preferences in "love languages" (7:42-8:48).
• Nicole Kidman's turn (9:36-16:51): Nicole shares details about her background, her busy production and acting schedule, and how she manages work-life balance (10:44-11:15). She also addresses her famous AMC Theaters advertisement, which became a cultural meme (13:11), and reflects on her career experiences, including winning an Oscar for The Hours (12:27).

Both actresses conclude that despite their roles as performers and their work on the show Lioness, they would not be effective secret agents because they struggle to lie convincingly during the test (12:12, 16:52).

KATSEYE Talk Their WILD Era, Viral Gap Ad and the Fan Response to "Gnarly" | The Tonight Show

In this segment of The Tonight Show, the girl group KATSEYE joins Jimmy Fallon to discuss their meteoric rise and busy schedule.

Key Highlights:

• Group Dynamics & Success: The group discusses their recent success over the last 12 months, including a Grammy nomination and performing at Coachella (1:09-1:16). They address their changing lineup with grace, showing support for members taking breaks (0:04-0:30).
• The 'Gnarly' Turnaround: They discuss the initial mixed reception to their song Gnarly and how a powerful visual performance changed public opinion (2:05-2:42).
• Dance Challenges: The members talk about the intensity of their choreography, mentioning difficult routines like Gabriella and the precision required for their stage formations (3:37-5:23).
• New Era & Projects: KATSEYE reveals their new EP WILD (out Friday) and their movie Wild Hearts, which is available in theaters now (0:36-1:05).
• Touring & Collaborations: They celebrate their global arena tour selling out in 48 hours (5:23-6:14) and share the story of how Ed Sheeran approached them to write their latest single, Animal (7:18-7:58).

Robert Pattinson Talks ‘The Odyssey’ and Playing a Villain

This video features an interview with actor Robert Pattinson discussing his role in Christopher Nolan's film, The Odyssey (0:10). Here are the key highlights from the conversation:

• Role and Preparation: Pattinson plays the villain Antinous, a suitor attempting to claim Odysseus's throne (1:02). He shares that he initially struggled with imposter syndrome when offered the part but expresses total commitment to working with Nolan again (0:45, 4:05).
• Modern Adaptation: The film features a creative, modern twist by having the characters use American accents and contemporary vocabulary—such as saying "dad" instead of "father"—to make the historical figures feel more relatable (2:18-2:56).
• Character Development: Pattinson jokingly recalls his unconventional ideas for his character's wardrobe, including a request for "cheetah underpants" to reflect Antinous's sensuous nature, a concept that the wardrobe department ultimately declined (3:15-3:45).
• Challenging Shoot: Reflecting on the production in Sicily, Pattinson admits he initially underestimated the intensity of the shoot, expecting a holiday-like experience, but quickly realized the demanding nature of Christopher Nolan's filmmaking (4:17-4:40).

Christopher Nolan and ‘The Odyssey’ Stars Talk Epic Blockbuster

This video features TODAY show reporter Kaylee Hartung interviewing director Christopher Nolan and the cast of his latest blockbuster, The Odyssey. The film, adapted from Homer's ancient epic, marks a massive cinematic undertaking that has been a passion project for Nolan for 20 years.

Key Highlights:

• Production Scale: The film is the first Hollywood movie shot entirely on IMAX 70mm film (2:25). The cast described the experience as challenging but rewarding, with Matt Damon calling it the best experience of his career (2:10).
• The Cast:
  • Matt Damon portrays the hero Odysseus (1:14).
  • Anne Hathaway plays his loyal wife, Penelope (1:36).
  • Tom Holland stars as Odysseus's son, Telemachus (2:59).
  • Zendaya joins a Nolan film for the first time as the goddess Athena (3:26).
  • Robert Pattinson plays one of the suitors, Antinous (5:06).
  • Lupita Nyong'o is also featured in the ensemble (5:21).
• Behind the Scenes: The production was a global endeavor, filming over 91 days across six countries, including Morocco, Greece, Italy, Iceland, and Scotland (5:46, 6:28).
• Directing Style: Nolan noted that he doesn't cast actors with specific roles in mind while writing, but rather discovers the characters first (1:02). The cast also shared humorous anecdotes about Zendaya being referred to as "perfect" on set after her first take (4:25).

The film is scheduled to be released next week (6:49).

When The Actress Has Too Much Range.....

This video explores the career of Amy Adams, arguing that her extreme range as an actress is precisely what keeps her from being defined by a single "signature" style or icon status, despite her massive critical success and six Oscar nominations. The video highlights how she reliably disappears into wildly different roles without leaving a trace of her own ego or typical acting mannerisms.

Key performances analyzed:

• Junebug (0:56 - 3:06): Discusses Adams' portrayal of Ashley, noting her ability to balance profound resilience with optimism in a difficult, often unkind, domestic environment.
• Enchanted (3:59 - 7:37): Analyzes how Adams played the character of Giselle with absolute, irony-free sincerity—a feat that is rarely achieved in live-action film.
• Doubt (7:49 - 11:27): Highlights her role as Sister James, showcasing how she masterfully played a character caught in the middle of a moral conflict between two more dominant personalities.
• The Fighter (8:31 - 11:27): Contrasts her role as Charlene with Sister James, demonstrating her ability to play confrontational, assertive characters with physical stillness and intensity.
• American Hustle (13:16 - 15:19): Examines the complexity of playing a character who is constantly performing, while still maintaining the audience's emotional connection to her true self.
• Man of Steel & Batman vs. Superman (15:23 - 20:51): Argues that Adams' portrayal of Lois Lane is the best in the genre’s history, noting that she played a professional partner rather than just a victim to be saved, despite being overshadowed by the films' controversies.
• Arrival (20:56 - 24:29): Highlights this as one of her most technically demanding roles, where she had to sustain two simultaneous emotional realities while keeping the audience in the dark about the film's true nature.
• Vice (21:33 - 26:45): Describes her performance as Lynn Cheney as the "originating intelligence" behind the political narrative, played without resorting to caricature.

Conclusion: The video concludes that the lack of a defining "signature" is, in fact, Amy Adams' signature. Her work is described as profoundly disciplined, allowing her to become the character completely and vanish before the audience can label her, making her one of the most reliable and decorated performers in modern film.

Tom Holland Got Ghosted by Erling Haaland, Had a Jason Bourne Moment with Matt Damon on The Odyssey

In this appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, actor Tom Holland discusses his career, his interaction with Norwegian soccer star Erling Haaland, and his role in the new film The Odyssey, directed by Christopher Nolan.

Key Highlights:

• The Erling Haaland incident (1:24 - 2:26): Tom shares a humorous story about trying to DM and invite professional footballer Erling Haaland to dinner while they were both at the Monaco Grand Prix. He reveals that Haaland never responded, leaving him completely ghosted.
• Joining The Odyssey (3:05 - 4:45): Tom explains how he was cast in the film, initially being unsure of the project details, and how the studio had to shift the Spider-Man production schedule to allow him to join Christopher Nolan's cast.
• Filming with Matt Damon (7:28 - 8:43): Tom praises his co-star Matt Damon, who plays his father in the film. He describes watching Damon perform intense fight scenes and notes the surreal experience of working with such a "titan" of the industry, comparing the moment to a Jason Bourne scene.
• Production scale (5:47 - 7:26): Tom details the massive, practical nature of the sets in Morocco, noting that the film utilized thousands of extras and real ships rather than relying heavily on CGI.
• Working with Jon Bernthal (10:28 - 11:06): Tom shares a funny behind-the-scenes anecdote about filming an archery scene with his friend Jon Bernthal, where he had to tease Bernthal about his questionable form.

Zendaya Reveals Sweet Way Tom Holland Told Her She Got 'The Odyssey' Role

This video features Zendaya and Samantha Morton discussing their roles in the highly anticipated film, The Odyssey, directed by Christopher Nolan.

Key Highlights:

• Casting Story: Zendaya shares the heartwarming moment her husband, Tom Holland, told her Christopher Nolan wanted to work with her (0:21 - 1:16). She explains she was initially just excited for him before discovering she had a role in the project as well.
• The Experience of Working with Nolan: Samantha Morton describes working on this film as a 'rebirth' for her career. She highlights the privilege of working with a 'master' director like Nolan, contrasting it with her experience on long-running TV shows (1:45 - 3:15).
• Behind the Scenes: The actors discuss the incredible scale of the production, the attention to detail, and the collaborative nature of the set, including the 45-minute hike required just to get to work (4:33 - 6:21). Zendaya also mentions how Tom Holland visited her on her first day.
• The Theatrical Experience: The conversation touches on the excitement surrounding the film's release, noting the massive demand that caused the AMC app to crash when tickets went on sale (6:48 - 7:52). Both actresses emphasize their belief that the film is a truly unique, life-changing cinematic experience that deserves to be seen in a theater.

The Odyssey director Christopher Nolan on the challenges of reviving the ancient story

In this interview with ITV News, director Christopher Nolan and actor Matt Damon discuss the creative challenges and technical innovations behind the production of their new film, The Odyssey (0:30-1:07).

Key takeaways from the discussion:

• Adapting an Epic: Nolan explains that after the success of Oppenheimer, he sought a story that had not yet been fully realized for modern cinema. Tackling a 3,000-year-old classic involved balancing immense logistical scale with a commitment to authentic, tactile filmmaking (1:07-2:58).
• Practical Filmmaking: The team emphasized a "keep it real" philosophy, utilizing massive practical sets in Morocco—including a full-scale model of a horse—to provide a textured, immersive experience for both the actors and the audience, rather than relying heavily on CGI (1:36-3:08).
• Technical Innovation: Nolan continues his pioneering use of IMAX 70mm film. Since standard IMAX cameras are notoriously loud, the production worked with IMAX to develop a new blimping system (a sound-dampening high-tech box), allowing them to capture entire scenes with high-fidelity sound for the first time (8:01-8:45).
• Perspective on Industry Trends: Both Nolan and Damon address the rise of AI in the industry. Nolan argues that while AI offers new tools for filmmakers, it cannot replace the unique value of human creativity or the "analog texture" of traditional filmmaking. They also discuss the enduring appeal of the cinema experience, noting that despite evolving viewing habits, there remains a constant human appetite for shared, large-screen storytelling (4:25-6:08, 9:52-11:13).
• Honoring the Material: Reflecting on his experience with The Dark Knight trilogy, Nolan notes that the key to adapting established literature is giving a "sincere effort to honor the original" by interpreting the story in a way that is personal and as strong as possible (7:03-7:40).

Tom Holland takes a Zendaya quiz: “You’re 30, not me!”

This video features Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Jacob Batalon joining BBC Radio 1's film critic Ali Plumb to discuss their film, Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

Key highlights include:

• The 'Spoiler' Badge: Ali Plumb reflects on a previous interview where Tom Holland almost revealed a Spider-Man: No Way Home spoiler, leading to a lighthearted moment where Ali gifts Tom a custom pin badge (0:27-1:59).
• Zendaya Movie Quiz: Tom and Jacob compete in a quiz about Zendaya's filmography, covering movies like Spider-Man: Homecoming (2:28), Dune (3:07), The Greatest Showman (4:33), and Smallfoot (8:43). They discuss various trivia, including song counts and character names (2:02-10:55).
• Favorite Quotes: The interview concludes with a discussion about memorable movie quotes that the cast uses in their everyday lives, including iconic lines from The Lord of the Rings and the Spider-Man franchise (10:57-12:50).

MOMO AND THE TIME THIEVES Trailer (2026) Martin Freeman

This trailer introduces Momo (played by Alexa Goodall), an enigmatic young orphan girl living in the ruins of an ancient amphitheater (0:01-0:15). Her life changes when she encounters a mysterious tortoise (0:18-0:24) and is introduced to Master Hora (played by Martin Freeman) (0:35-0:37).

The central conflict revolves around the appearance of the "Time Thieves," sinister, grey-clad figures from a powerful corporation who are stealing people's time, causing the inhabitants of her city to lose their connections and become cold and preoccupied (0:53-1:16). As Momo discovers the threat, she seeks to understand the true nature of time—realizing it does not exist in watches, but within people's hearts—and attempts to stop the thieves before time runs out for everyone (1:25-1:35).

About the film: Momo and the Time Thieves is a fantasy film adaptation of the classic 1973 novel by Michael Ende. Directed by Christian Ditter, the movie explores philosophical themes regarding the value of human connection and the preciousness of time in a world where it is being treated as a currency.

Ariana Grande Exits American Horror Story Season 13 Due to Tour | E! News

The latest news regarding American Horror Story Season 13 confirms that Ariana Grande will no longer appear in the upcoming season (0:15). Despite having been set to star in the production, she ultimately had to step away due to scheduling conflicts between filming and her ongoing Eternal Sunshine tour (0:21-0:24).

Key takeaways from the report:

• Season 13 Details: The highly anticipated new season is scheduled to premiere on September 24 on FX and Hulu (1:08-1:10).
• Returning Cast: While fans will miss seeing Grande join the cast, the season will feature the return of several AHS favorites, including:
  • Sarah Paulson, Emma Roberts, Gabourey Sidibe, and Frances Conroy (0:34-0:38).
  • Franchise legend Jessica Lange, whose specific role is still under wraps, though fans are speculating she may return as the iconic Supreme Fiona Goode (0:41-0:50).
  • Golden Globe winners Evan Peters and Angela Bassett, as well as Oscar winner Kathy Bates (1:01-1:05).

Steve Harvey, Lori Harvey Mourn Death of Beloved Family Member | E! News E! News

This video reports on the passing of James Bridges Sr., the father-in-law of TV personality Steve Harvey.

Key details regarding the loss:

• The Passing: James Bridges Sr. passed away on June 1 at the age of 91 (0:06-0:10).
• Steve Harvey's Tribute: Steve Harvey shared a touching Instagram tribute on June 5, honoring his father-in-law as one of the best men he had ever met and expressing gratitude for his example of faith and fatherhood (0:13-0:28).
• Family Response: Marjorie Harvey, Steve's wife and James's daughter, publicly thanked her husband for the tribute (0:30-0:36). Lori Harvey, Steve and Marjorie's daughter, also posted a heartfelt message on June 9, sharing her deep grief and how much she misses her grandfather (0:58-1:09).

The family, including children Lori, Jason, and Morgan, is being supported by loved ones following this loss (0:37-0:48).