Warning: This article contains spoilers for Eileen. Alone, drifting through the brisk winter air. That's just how Anne Hathaway's Rebecca Saint John leaves Thomasin McKenzie's titular Eileen amid the shocking ending of director William Oldroyd's big-screen adaptation of writer Otessa Moshfegh's 2015 novel. But, as the Oscar-winning actress tells EW, there might be a pretty good explanation (one that might surprise you) for why the film's ending plays out as chilly as the 1960s small town its characters inhabit. Read More...
Matt Lauer doesn’t mess around. When he greeted Anne Hathaway on the Today show this morning, the host got right down to business: “Good to see you,” he said. “Seen a lot of you lately.” Lauer, of course, was referring to Hathaway’s major wardrobe malfunction at Monday’s Les Mis premiere. While exiting her car in a tight Tom Ford gown, the Oscar nominee accidentally flashed a crowd of photographers — who quickly noticed that Hathaway wasn’t wearing underwear. Read More...
A famous toy band from the ’90s is reuniting! When Pixar’s summer sequel Toy Story 4 flings Woody (Tom Hanks) to a sleepy upstate town, the spindly sheriff finds a familiar face from home whom he’d long since put out of mind: Bo Peep (Annie Potts), a seasoned shepherdess who’s gone rogue on the road, reemerges to her old pal as a toy displaced — and a woman changed. “Bo’s been lost a long time, and she’s had a lot of time to work it out, and I have a feeling that as with things in real life, that journey was not easy, but she’s come to a happy place on the road,” says Potts, 66, who voiced the character in her 1995 debut and again in 1999’s Toy Story 2 — but was sadly nowhere to be found in 2010’s Toy Story 3. Read More...
