Few people have lived lives as marked by reinvention as Jane Fonda, one of the most famous women of the mid-20th Century. And she’ll be talking about it in depth for Jane Fonda in Five Acts, an upcoming HBO documentary.
Back in February, there were whispers that Rashida Jones was in talks to remake 9 to 5 for “the #MeToo era.” This confused me, considering that 9 to 5 is already a movie about sexual harassment and predatory office politics—politics which arguably haven’t changed since 1980. You really don’t have to bend over…
Deadline reported on Wednesday that 20th Century Fox has been taking steps toward developing a remake of the 1980 comedy 9 to 5, and sources say the studio has been courting Rashida Jones to co-write the script along with creator Pat Resnick.
Though my mornings have improved by nearly every conceivable measure since giving up Megyn Kelly Today, part of me misses the caffeine-like jolt I received from its endless parade of bad decisions, inane commentary, and squandered opportunities. But last week’s allegations that the show’s workplace environment is…
Back in July, Robert Pattinson told Howard Stern that he and his then fiancé FKA Twigs were actually just “kind of” engaged, and it looks like he meant it.
Here is some proof that women needn’t necessarily pack themselves with mothballs after the age of 35: Dame Helen Mirren and Jane Fonda, 72 and 79 respectively, totally murdered Paris Fashion Week walking for L’Oréal Paris on Sunday.
Oscar-winning actor, activist, and inventor of the ponytail Jane Fonda continued her Our Souls at Night press tour with a stop by Entertainment Tonight Canada on Thursday, and had an answer locked and loaded when asked about Megyn Kelly’s disastrous interview from that morning.
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Here’s something fun: Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, reuniting on the Emmy’s stage, together again, 37 years after 9 to 5.
Fall film festival season is upon us, and that means so many famous people will be doing so many interviews for so many movies over the next few months as they schlep from Venice to Telluride to Toronto. While we may grow tired of their stories and soundbites by the end of the month, Hollywood legends Jane Fonda and…
The incredibly A-list trio of Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda and Candice Bergen are set to star in Book Club, a movie about a group of friends whose book club reads Fifty Shades of Grey. Life changes, apparently, ensue.
I’m sorry to bring this downer bit of news to your evening Dirt Bag, but I feel it is important: Jane Fonda sat down with Brie Larson for an interview in The Edit where she revealed for the first time her history with sexual abuse and rape.
In the market for a lightly used vintage wedding dress and engagement ring with just a faint patina of marital bad luck? What about a familiar striped workout leotard? Good news, then: Jane Fonda is selling a bunch of her shit.
On last year’s cover of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood issue—that annual Annie Leibovitz photo in which the country’s hottest actors use each other as sexy, well-dressed furniture—20 percent of those photographed were people of color, 100 percent were under 50, 60 percent were men, and 33 percent of the men were Miles Teller…
There’s a good chance all of our moms could get together again for a 9 to 5 reunion. At the Television Critics Association summer press tour, Dolly Parton discussed the possibility of appearing on Grace and Frankie, the Netflix series that features her two Nine to Five co-stars, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, in the…
In early May, at a press conference for their new Netflix show Grace and Frankie, Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda said they were angered when they found out they were making the same for the show as leads as Sam Waterston and Martin Sheen were as supporting actors. Now Tomlin and Fonda say they were joking. Huh.
If a television show that stars two women, was co-created by a woman and is produced by one of the most forward-thinking companies in the industry still can’t get it together regarding the wage gap, then it’s no wonder the rest of Hollywood—and the world—is a disaster.
The trailer for Friends creator Marta Kauffman’s upcoming series Grace & Frankie was released today. The Netflix comedy stars Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin as two women whose friendship evolves after their husbands (Martin Sheen and Sam Waterston) come out and announce plans to marry each other. The 13-episode season…
Jane Fonda was recently interviewed about her new Netflix series Grace and Frankie (which co-stars Lily Tomlin!) by DuJour.com and, unsurprisingly, the ever-interesting actress was full of fascinating insights and anecdotes on subjects ranging from relationships to plastic surgery to being an older woman in Hollywood…
There were lots of well-deserving winners at last night's Golden Globes, perhaps none more so than Birdman's Michael Keaton...'s hot son Sean Douglas, who stole the show from the audience and consequently made turned the internet into a stream of heart-eye emojis.
