Jade Bahr

I think I know her from the movie OLD. Probably not the greatest movie ever made but her role here wasn't that small either. Of course her casting as Costners love interest is already causing some backlash. Horizon's Big Age Gap Continues A Negative Hollywood Trope

for VF's oscar party 2024

PTA movie release date.

I think they had lots of chemistry/energy. It's not a love story overall but a kinky story about power dynamics. It was actually more realistic to me and much better played than the money fairytale of 50 Shades lol

Movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Teyana Taylor wraps up filming in Sacramento The city of Sacramento recently played host to a major Hollywood production starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Teyana Taylor. The yet-to-be-titled film concluded its shooting in Sacramento at the end of February, leaving behind not just cinematic memories but a significant economic impact on the city. The City of Sacramento’s Film and Media Office collaborated closely with Warner Bros. Pictures to facilitate a smooth execution of the project, handling crucial aspects such as securing locations and permits. The office liaised with several City departments to manage logistics, including parking, security and street closures. According to figures released by the Sacramento Film and Media Office, the production resulted in these economic gains for the city: 16 film days 3,786 hotel nights $915,018 in hotel expenditures 172 local hires 758 days worked by local hires 35 local vendors $5.3 million in local spending “Hosting a production of this caliber not only brings Hollywood stars to our city but also generates substantial economic benefits for our local businesses and workforce,” said Sacramento Film Commissioner Jennifer West. Local businesses such as Yolandas Tamales had the opportunity to contribute to the film’s success by providing catering services. The impact of the movie on the community is evident in a post shared by Yolandas Tamales on Instagram.

He seems to develop a soft daddy spot for models by his side. Leos ex Kelly Rohrbach is also in Yellowstone.

Interesting. Love when only 1 or 2 actors are capable to carry a whole movie. Margaret Qualley is gorgeous while Christopher Abbott is like the rough version of Kit Harington.

^I think Leo was one of a few and for sure the last movie star people were slightly interested in seeing him winning the oscar - I mean people created a whole movement with all sorts of memes around him and that stupid statue lol Don't think I ever witnessed this kind of commitment ever again. It's also nothing but the ugly truth how everything of that excitement puffed literally into nothing once he led hands on that oscar. But that very much represent the culture we live in. People just lose interest suddenly and move on to someone/thing else. It's a concept I hardly understand for myself. Maybe I'm too attached even to people I don't even know personal LOL

Despite ‘Barbenheimer,’ Oscar Ratings Remain Low (19.5 Million Viewers) Last year around 19 million people watched the Oscars. This year’s telecast moved up an hour to 7pm, was driven by ‘Barbenheimer’ hype and only managed to bring in 19.5 million viewers— slightly better numbers. However, this year’s telecast actually fell short in the key 18-49 demographic, with a 3.8 rating. By comparison, the 2023 telecast had a 4.0 rating in final tallies. That means this year’s show was down 5% in the most important demo. Younger viewers just don’t care enough about the Oscars, or TV, for that matter, to tune in — they can also just watch the highlights on YouTube the day after. Even more concerning, the show is losing its core "loyal" audience, aged 50 and over, who grew up going to the movies, but are now more into streaming content at home. Sure, Hollywood movies just aren’t as culturally relevant as they used to be. One can remember a time when Best Picture winners such as “Gladiator,” “Titanic,” “The Silence of the Lambs,” “Forrest Gump,” and “The Lord of the Rings” were actually seen by millions of Americans. Now? “CODA”? “Nomadland”? “EEAAO”? These just aren’t films that cracked popular culture in the same way the others did. Then again, the problem with using this argument in 2024 is that the two most popular films from last year were nominated and had an immense presence at last night’s ceremony. “Barbeheimer” was a cultural phenomenon, but that, weirdly enough, didn’t translate into a highly-watched Oscar ceremony. So, what’s going on here exactly? Isn’t it strange how, just ten years ago, in 2014, Oscar ratings reached an impressive 40 million viewers? When compared to last night’s telecast, that’s a loss of 22 million. Maybe the biggest factor, when it comes to these low ratings, resides in watching the 1% showering the 1% with trophy love and that’s just not something that’s compatible with our current societal zeitgeist. Frankly, it kind of sounds absurd when you think about it. Seeing rich people, at a luxurious event, sprinkling each other with self-congratulatory masturbation just doesn’t add up anymore. The Oscars are a relic from the past, when seeing celebrities wasn’t an everyday thing. We are a society oversaturated with celebrity content via social media, and thus there’s no excitement in seeing the stars. This is why I keep saying that the only way for an Oscar telecast to ever “work” again is if you hire Ricky Gervais to expose the absurdity of it all.

Romance rumors lol

Does anyone knows if that is all her real hair or extentions? Either way so glorious. Source GLAMBOT | Oscars 2024 Source

Another goddess

Still haven't seen POOR THINGS (but already pre ordered my copy). The movie as her performance seems to divide minds either you hate or love it nothing in between thing but I think her reaction at the oscars when she won was cute. And like you said it's not like she dragged people to vote for her. I also think she's hilarious and just too goddamn likeable to be mad at her. I'm happy for her Source But she and Lily genuinely seem to like each other. So I think people don't have to start bad blood where no bad blood is. Maybe going best actress instead of supporting was a too bold move from apple/Lily (whoever decided that) compared to Emma who's what I've heard in every scene of POOR THINGS while Lily in KOTFM is only seen half the movie. If any. And on top of it not doing that much in the 2nd half (but lying half dead in bed sry lol).

^still so awesome