Last week proved that even a weak-ass bachelor can't keep us away from watching this awful, awful show. Let's see how these dates go.

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-New Sailor Moon Cosmos trailer debuted today this time featuring more Galaxia

-Out 6/9/23 for pt.1 and 6/30/23 for pt.2

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According to sources close to King Charles, he wants his youngest son at his coronation even if Prince William is understood to be resistant to the idea. https://t.co/CY0PHyk9OB

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) January 30, 2023

King Charles is set on finding a way for Prince Harry to attend his coronation in May, and courtiers are considering how to accommodate the Sussexes in a “low profile” capacity.

According to sources close to Charles, he wants his youngest son at the most important occasion of his life even if Prince William is understood to be resistant to the idea.

While there has been no contact between Harry and his family since the publication of Spare, his bombshell memoir, Prince Harry has said he wants to pave the way for a reconciliation.

“Charles is a forgiving person by nature, and he wants to move on,” sources tell Vanity Fair. “Whatever has been said and done, Harry is still his son and he loves him.”

Charles has also told friends that he hopes to repair relations following some of the devastating revelations published in the tell-all, in which Harry accused his brother of physically attacking him and called Camilla, Queen Consort “dangerous,” a “villain” and accused her of planting stories in the press.

Sources close to William say there’s no trust left between him and Harry and suggesting a reconciliation between the siblings is unlikely. However, Charles believes that as a family they have to move on and that the royal family must be united on the eve of the coronation.

While official invites to the ceremony at Westminster Abbey, which will take place on Saturday, May 6th, have yet to be sent out, sources close to Charles say he is likely to invite Harry and Meghan “because it is the right thing to do and will hopefully pave the way for peace.”

“Charles is a forgiving person by nature, and he wants to move on,” says another. “Whatever has been said and done, Harry is still his son and he loves him. He also cannot imagine being crowned, the most important moment of his life, without both his sons witnessing the moment.”

According to reports in the Mail on Sunday, William is reluctant to have Harry attend because he fears his brother might pull a publicity stunt and try to overshadow the occasion by staging a walkabout.

The newspaper also reported that Charles has asked Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury to come up with a solution which could include assurance that he and Meghan will be seated in high-profile positions and retain their royal titles if they agree to stop attacking the institution.

There is still the question surrounding Archie (whose fourth birthday falls on the day of the coronation) and Lilibet’s royal titles. Technically, they are now entitled to use “Prince” and “Princess” because Harry is the son of the monarch, but the titles have not officially been bestowed on them. “The matter of titles is still up in the air,” says a source. “The feeling is that the titles need to be earned. The royals need to know that they can trust Harry and Meghan not to keep damaging the reputation of the family.”

Harry and Meghan have previously demonstrated that they can attend important royal events without upstaging the key principals. During the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations last June, they did not ride in the carriage procession at Trooping the Colour, nor did they appear on the balcony which was reserved for working royals only. They did however attend a Service of Thanksgiving although they were not seated in the front row and they chose not to join the royals in the Royal Box for the concert at the palace.

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“In one example, a generated voice that sounds like actor Emma Watson reads a section of Mein Kampf.”

AI-Generated Voice Firm Clamps Down After 4chan Makes Celebrity Voices for Abuse https://t.co/fxdO1dlFlB

— Amarnath Amarasingam (@AmarAmarasingam) January 30, 2023

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Showtime will not be proceeding with new series 'Three Women', starring Shailene Woodley, Betty Gilpin, DeWanda Wise and Gabrielle Creevy, which has been completed https://t.co/RAiVj1hsIi

— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) January 30, 2023

“Paramount Global just announced that Showtime will be integrated into Paramount+ across both streaming and linear later this year. In preparation for the move, the premium cable network, which will be renamed as Paramount+ with Showtime, had been re-evaluating its programming slate over the past several weeks under its new top executive Chris McCarthy.”

As a result, ‘Let the Right One In’ and ‘American Gigolo’ have been cancelled and Showtime is not moving forward with ‘Three Women’.

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“Flowers” by @MileyCyrus breaks its own record for biggest US sales week for any song this year, with nearly 460K units sold in its second week. pic.twitter.com/Q86uhxsa8E

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) January 30, 2023

Miley has broken her own sales record for most units sold in a week with Flowers. The song continued its run at #1 this week, and became the first song since Drivers License to earn 50M+ streams in consecutive weeks.

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In the epic, thrilling conclusion of Star Trek: Picard, a desperate message from a long-lost friend draws Starfleet legend Admiral Jean-Luc Picard into the most daring mission of his life, forcing him to recruit allies spanning generations old and new. This final adventure sets him on a collision course with the legacy of his past and explosive, new revelations that will alter the fate of the Federation forever,

Premieres Feb. 16.

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Eva Green Tells Court: ‘Shitty’ B-Movie Could Have ‘Killed My Career’https://t.co/KSwSn72bMH

— Variety (@Variety) January 30, 2023

Eva Green has told the Court that a low-budget version movie of a film she had signed on to make could have killed her career.

Her lawsuit against White Lantern (Britannica) Ltd over a $1 million fee she says is owed for a film called “A Patriot,” which fell apart in 2019 after it failed to secure production finance.


The original budget for the film, which was written and set to be directed by Dan Pringle, was set to be around $10 million. However, as the producers desperately tried to secure financing amid a rapidly changing independent film landscape the budget was slowly decreased without Green’s knowledge.

Green signed up to this film because “I fell in love with the story and thought it had to be told.”
She was drawn by her proposed role in the project, a soldier, as well as the film’s themes of climate change.

Green agreed that she had described the film as a “B-shitty-movie” via text.
She wouldn’t have signed onto the production knowing it would be a “B-shitty-movie”

If she would still have starred in the “B-movie” version of the film in return for $1 million.
Green replied: “I don’t care about the money. I live to make good films, it’s my religion.”

If making a B-movie could be bad for an actor’s reputation.
Green replied. “When an actor has appeared in a B movie you are labelled as a B actor and never get quality work again…It could kill my career.”

When Green realized the full extent of “A Patriot’s” financial troubles, she kind of panicked.

The writer/director described a chaotic situation in which development and pre-production had stalled after producers' vision for the film clashed with his and Green’s.

Green’s case is that she was waiting to be called upon to perform but the film was “built on sand” and the production collapsed without calling her. She says she is therefore owed her fee under her “pay or play” agreement.

White Lantern and Sherborne’s case is that it was Green who undermined the project and then walked away, causing the film to collapse.




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Sarah Michelle Gellar calls out a Marvel double standard: “Every time a Marvel movie tries to do a female cast, it just gets torn apart…audiences weren’t as accepting. There’s still this mentality of ‘the male superhero’, a very backwards way of thinking" https://t.co/s0oLBi7mkJ

— Variety (@Variety) January 30, 2023

Gellar knows firsthand how well female actors can thrive in genre television series and movies
"it’s very backwards how female-led Marvel projects often get torn apart in a way male-led projects do not."

“Genre is where women can really succeed and hold an audience. Every time a Marvel movie tries to do a female cast, it just gets torn apart… Unfortunately, audiences weren’t as accepting. There’s still this mentality of ‘the male superhero,’ this very backwards way of thinking.”


“Captain Marvel” and “Ms. Marvel” were review-bombed on platforms like IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes before they were even released. Trolls flooded these websites with negative reviews due to the projects spotlighting female superheroes in leading roles.


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ICYMI: Here, here, here.

Anonymous Oscar Voters Discuss Andrea Riseborough Controversy: ‘If Disqualified, It Would Be a Decimation of the Actors’ Choice’ https://t.co/UTDBboR8on

— Variety (@Variety) January 30, 2023

Complete with responses to every response I've seen in the comments!

"The Academy Is A Big Club and No One Really Cares"

“Do you remember that saying when you were a kid? ‘Snitches get stitches.’ Do you know how many movies and studios break the rules? And I’m talking about blatantly emailing members in a chain and saying, ‘OK, Team INSERT NAME HERE, it’s voting day, and you know what to do?’ No one is going to snitch. Why would they? [Riseborough’s] team didn’t do anything more than what I see yearly. They probably did it closer to the rules than not… she’ll be fine.”

- Marketing and Public Relations Branch Member

"It Happens All The Time"

“I have a feeling Andrea Riseborough will have her nomination rescinded because the Academy has to stop what’s been going on for a long time. They say we’re supposed to pick the best movies, but I don’t think that’s happening. I don’t often vote when choosing nominees because I don’t see enough. But when it’s time to pick winners, I watch everything, but I find myself saying, ‘This got nominated? How?’ It’s because streamers and journalists tell us what we have to choose, and people listen. I didn’t hear about the movie [‘To Leslie’] until this nonsense. It’s terrible she’s going to be the example, but hopefully, this will wake people up to what’s been happening for a long time.”
- Writer's Branch Member



"A WOC Could Not Get Away With This":

“Can you imagine if Viola [Davis] was being accused of what her [Andrea Riseborough] team is being accused of? Viola wouldn’t have gotten to the point of getting nominated. She would have already been disqualified and probably kicked out of the Academy. There’s always one set of rules for one group and one set for another. Or should I say, one set for Black people? We see this all the time, and the Academy knows it. Yet, they chose not to do anything about it… so do I think she’ll be kicked out? Hell no! Because ‘White is Always Right.’ She’ll probably even win because the system is made for people like her to thrive. To succeed. To flourish. For Black people, there is no system. We aren’t flourishing. But I’ll wait to see what they’ll do.”

- Unidentified Branch

"How is This Different From Normal Campaigning?"

“Was her campaign aggressive? Absolutely. She wanted it, but they all do. Meryl [Streep] does, and Cate [Blanchett] does. Listen… I don’t know about not spending that much money on it. There’s always money. No one does things for free, but we play the game. Some win. Some lose. She won, but the Academy won’t punish her. They can’t, or they have to punish all of us. I don’t have an opinion if she ‘should’ get kicked out or not. I don’t know enough about it. Probably not.”

- Producers



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Four years after solving their first murder mystery, Nick and Audrey Spitz (Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston) are now full-time detectives struggling to get their private eye agency off the ground when they’re invited to celebrate the wedding of their friend the Maharaja (Adeel Akhtar) on his private island. But trouble follows the Spitzes again when the groom is kidnapped for ransom soon after the festivities begin — making each glamorous guest, family member, and the bride herself a suspect. MURDER MYSTERY 2 sends Nick and Audrey Spitz on a high-stakes case that finally gives them everything they’ve ever dreamed of: a shot at their detective agency finally becoming successful…and their long-awaited trip to Paris. The film is directed by Jeremy Garelick and also stars Mark Strong, M'elanie Laurent, Jodie Turner-Smith, Kuhoo Verma, with John Kani, and Dany Boon.


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Eddie Murphy: “I would do a Donkey movie. I would do another ‘Shrek’ in two seconds.” https://t.co/ELNK7qZV6L

— Variety (@Variety) January 30, 2023

Eddie Murphy wants to do another Shrek movie or a Donkey-centric spinoff. So far only Puss in Boots has gotten a spinoff. According to Murphy though, Donkey is far funnier and more worthy of the spinoff treatment than Puss.

“I’d absolutely be open if they ever came with another ‘Shrek,’ I’d do it in two seconds. I love Donkey,” Murphy told ETalk in a recent interview. “You know, they did ‘Puss in Boots’ movies. I was like, ‘They should have did a Donkey movie. Donkey is funnier than Puss in Boots. I mean, I love Puss in Boots, but he ain’t funny as the Donkey.”

Murphy continued, “I would do a Donkey movie. I would do another ‘Shrek’ in two seconds.”

When ETalk said Murphy needs to “pull some strings” to get a Donkey movie off the ground, the comedian responded, “That’s Dreamworks Animation. They have to want to do it. Dreamworks, if you all want to do it, just call me. I’m ready, I’m sitting and ready to do Donkey.”

The original “Shrek” turned DreamWorks Animation into a powerhouse studio with its $487 million worldwide gross. The movie became the first Oscar winner in the animated feature category. “Shrek 2” grossed $928 million. Both films competed for the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival.

“Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” has grossed over $100 million at the domestic box office, proving there’s still a lot of interest in the “Shrek” universe.



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Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno, & Sally Field get randomly quizzed by Trixie Mattel in a promo for their upcoming movie 80 For Brady, in theatres February 3rd.

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In April 2015, Lisa Marie Presley spoke frankly and openly with us about her history of involvement in #Scientology. Subscribers will see our 6,000-word story at 7 am Eastern, and then everyone else can access it at 8 am.

— Tony Ortega (@TonyOrtega94) January 30, 2023

In 2015, Lisa Marie Presley talked to Underground Bunker's Tony Ortega about:

• Scientology (mom Priscilla got involved by asking John Travolta to introduce her) and David Miscavige
• Her marriage to Michael Jackson (yes, she was actually in love with him and Scientology was partially responsible for the split, she likens it to what was done to Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise)
• Tom Cruise ("I fucking hate Tom. I met him 20 years ago. I said I never want to be in a room with him again.")
• Her break from Scientology (she confirms daughter Riley Keough and Priscilla left with her, son Ben was never a Scientologist)
• Quote from Lisa: "I talked to Debbie Cook yesterday. ‘Your whole life has been a manipulation, Lisa.’ That’s what she said."

Lisa Marie, in her own words. At the source.

For what it is worth, people have questioned the ethics of releasing an eight year old interview after Lisa Marie has died, so...

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Annie Wersching, who portrayed FBI agent Renee Walker in ‘24’ and voiced Tess in the video game ‘The Last of Us,’ has died at age 45 https://t.co/8v4MEg72t9

— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) January 29, 2023

Actress Annie Werschling has passed away at the age of 45 from cancer. Her recent roles included the Borg Queen in Star Trek: Picard and the voice and motion capture for Tess for the game ‘The Last of Us’.

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Disqualifying the ‘To Leslie’ actress would invite more scrutiny on all Oscar campaigns, something the board of governors definitely doesn’t want. But that doesn’t mean the rules won’t need to change.

New, from @MattBelloni https://t.co/tRc8HtDxqI

— Puck (@PuckNews) January 30, 2023

• I'll stop making posts about it once articles with new info stop dropping!


• Belloni starts the piece off by saying that an actor, who is a voting member of the Academy, called him personally to complain about the backlash that Riseborough was getting in wake of her surprise nomination. The actor complained that intense campaigning has always existed and it shouldn't matter how it happened. Belloni refutes that in the article saying the rules are confusing and incomplete, but they help maintain a modicum of integrity to the whole spectacle.

• Belloni states that it's "pretty clear" at this point that To Leslie director Michael Morris, his wife Mary McCormack, Riseborough's manager Jason Weinberg, and others directly involved in the campaign, "broke or stretched beyond credulity those rules about harassing-sorry, lobbying-members via emails and calls."

• The Academy does have specific rules about emails campaigns are allowed to send during Oscar season. “Film companies may not send a member more than one email and one hardcopy mailing per Monday through Sunday seven-day period for each film the company represents.”

• There's also an email blast system the Academy manages which "those working with campaigns" are supposed to use. The rules and systems are intended to "prevent the kind of relentless contacts that many received from McCormack and others."

• Belloni calls out the perception that this campaign was "grassroots" and "organic" and says that McCormack knew directing an Oscar nominated performance would benefit her husbands bourgeoning film career greatly (To Leslie is Morris's first feature film after decades of directing TV) and so she went overboard.

• Belloni exchanged texts with two separate reps of actors who posted about Riseborough and the film on social media the week of Oscar voting. The reps told him that their clients, "were contacted over and over again, with pleas to watch the movie, attend a screening, host a screening, post on social, etc. One [actor] said they were invited to McCormack and Morris's home several times for events/screenings, even though they've never met."

• Again, Belloni notes that this happens a lot during Oscar season but that this campaign was "relentless" and operating outside the Academy's official service which every other campaign is using.

• The rep for one of the actors says their client feels "embarrassed" and "manipulated" now even though they liked Riseborough's performance and voted for her during the nomination process.

• When Belloni reached out to Weinberg (Riseborough's manager who also manages stars like Christina Ricci, Pen'elope Cruz and Jean Smart) directly about the campaign he "went quiet," but according to Belloni's sources, "he's been bragging about the tactics," the campaign used all over town. He also says, "there may eve be emails from him that the Academy will want to look at, though I haven't seen any yet."

• Belloni has noticed awards media is rallying behind Riseborough, which he says is not surprising. "Most outlets that cover the race need access to actors-for the articles, the podcasts, the photo shoots, and the lucrative panels and Q&As that can pay pundits $500 a pop during the season," and that it is all part of the eco-system.

• The Academy's board of governors is having a meeting this Tuesday, which most likely will not result in Riseborough's disqualification from the race, but more than likely will result in new rules, "on what digital communications are allowed, what's not, how campaigns can post on social media."


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meet the 2023 contestants: 



Caitlin
Age: 23
From: Glasgow
Profession: medical student
Instagram: https://instagram.com/potsfromscots

Medical student Caitlin may spend most of her time on Dundee's hospital wards but outside of work, she's at her clay, at the gym or practising yoga. Caitlin took up pottery during the pandemic and learned from her father who is a ceramicist. Her pottery is modern and contemporary, with a fusion of her Dad's retro-inspired style and her mum's Chinese heritage. She likes to bring a bit of cheekiness into her ceramics, making 'boob' mugs and decoration that reflects her light-hearted personality.


Christophe
Age: 36
From: London
Profession: architect
Instagram: https://instagram.com/christophe_ceramics

Originally from France, Christophe moved to the UK eight years ago and found a home. When he's not designing, Christophe is at his local swimming pool, coaching the team or pole dancing. He took up pottery two years ago and uses it to get away from the stresses of work – although his job does come in handy when constructing with clay.


Derek
Age: 57
From: Tunbridge Wells
Profession: journalist/editor
Instagram: https://instagram.com/derek.harbinson

Belfast-born Derek took up pottery after his wife bought him a course six years ago and he's never looked back. Having previously worked on lads mags and editorial projects, Derek now lives in Tunbridge Wells but dreams of a house in the country with a pottery studio. He's a lover of all things mid-century and has a passion for German pottery.


Fabiola
Age: 52
From: London
Profession: nanny
Instagram: https://instagram.com/fabsceramics

Fabiola is a nanny who is now firmly settled in London after moving from Colombia. Recently graduating from The Open University with a degree in Business Management, Fabiola has thrown herself into pottery, which has become a fundamental part of her life after her lupus diagnosis five years ago. She now has a potting shed at the bottom of her garden with a pottery wheel that her husband bought her.


Fliss
Age: 24
From: London
Profession: oil painter
Instagram: https://instagram.com/felicitycressidaceramics

Fine Art graduate Fliss is originally from Surrey but now lives in London, working as an oil painter and musician. She's the youngest of four siblings in a close-knit family and when she's not potting or painting, she's surfing and paddle boarding.


George
Age: 27
From: Hampshire
Profession: junior doctor
Instagram: https://instagram.com/lodgepots

Based in Hampshire, George has been a junior doctor for two years and currently works in obstetrics and gynaecology. He wants to specialise in urology and jokes that it all sounds a bit "below the belt". Outside of work and pottery, George loves beekeeping, a hobby which has taken him to Zanzibar and New Zealand. He took up pottery in his final year of medical school after trying it out in primary school, with the art becoming an escape after a long day at work.


Helen
Age: 65
From: Kent
Profession: retired headteacher
Instagram: https://instagram.com/helenbaxterceramics

Former headteacher Helen retired in 2016 after a career in education, including six years in the Bahamas. She now lives in Kent near the sea and spends her time seeing friends, travelling and potting. She's a trained oboist, so music is a large part of her life but she also loves mudlarking and beachcombing.


James
Age: 44
From: Banbury
Profession: art teacher
Instagram: https://instagram.com/james_stead_ceramics

Lancashire-born James grew up with a draftsman dad and a seamstress mum, who he credits his creativity with. He now lives in Banbury and became an art teacher after studying at art college.


Jon
Age: 46
From: Corsham
Profession: chartered structural engineer
Instagram: https://instagram.com/roynon_ceramics

Being a chartered structural engineer, Jon isn't afraid to be ambitious with his pots and has previously used 3D printed tools to make his creations. Outside of his career, he's a keen archer, having practised the sport for 30 years. He lives in Corsham with his wife, their two boys and their two ducks.


Lo"is
Age: 36
From: Ramsgate, Kent
Profession: teacher turned jewellery designer
Instagram: https://instagram.com/lois.gunn

After many years as a teacher, Lo"is decided to make a career change and enter the world of jewellery design. Based in Kent, Lo"is dabbled in pottery before becoming a mum and returned to it properly a few years ago, bringing her love of ancient cultures, the sea and nature into many of her pots.


Rebecca
Age: 32
From: Scarborough
Profession: primary school and SEN teacher
Instagram: https://instagram.com/rebeccanorris.designs

Rebecca is a primary and SEN teacher who lived in Australia for five years before settling in 'Scarbados'. After experiencing health problems a few years ago, she used pottery as an escape and is mostly self-taught. Being a lover of colours, perhaps Rebecca will be bringing some of that brightness to her pottery.


Vithu
Age: 29
From: Manchester
Profession: bartender/waiter

Vithu is a bartender and waiter from Manchester with a love of bouldering and gymnastics outside of the pottery world. He also has a black belt in karate. He studied ceramics in Cardiff and found something special in pottery. When it comes to his creations, he finds inspiration in his Sri Lankan and Mancunian heritage. 

Next time, our potters get hot under the collar with Raku Week! Sunday 29th January at 7.45pm on @Channel4. #potterythrowdown pic.twitter.com/5tcmpzPjQh

— The Great Pottery Throw Down (@PotteryThrow) January 22, 2023

6x4: Raku Week
It's Raku Week, and the potters hope to impress the judges with their hanging planters. And series two semi-finalist Freya Bramble-Carter sets a challenge with a decorative flourish.

main make: two raku fired hanging planters with finials
who made what: 

The beautiful art of raku.

#potterythrowdown pic.twitter.com/TDFJ4CBH6p

— The Great Pottery Throw Down (@PotteryThrow) January 29, 2023

Caitlin - dragons


Derek - mid-century rockets


Fabiola - love and acceptance


George - squid and octopus


Helen - oak leaves and acorns


James - chickens


Jon - Fibonacci inspired spirals


Lo"is - Matisse inspired seascape with seaweed and Dover sole


Rebecca - geometric 80s
 

spot test: coil built 30cm frilled vase collar (with guest judge S2 Freya)
rankings:   
1 - James
2 - Lo"is
3 - George
4 - Fabiola
5 - Rebecca
6 - Derek
7 - Jon
8 - Caitlin
9 - Helen

potter of the week: James

Potter of the Week goes to James for his clucking brilliant raku chicken hanging planters. #potterythrowdown pic.twitter.com/LtaHsuOEOC

— The Great Pottery Throw Down (@PotteryThrow) January 29, 2023

eliminated: Fabiola



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Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston to Star in Body-Swap Comedy From ‘Palm Springs’ Director Max Barbakow https://t.co/XNkSFmGJFX

— Variety (@Variety) January 29, 2023

- Amazon has landed Roberts and Aniston for a Body-Swap Comedy from “Palm Springs” filmmaker Max Barbakow

- Barbakow will write and direct the movie, which is backed by Margot Robbie’s production company LuckyChap Entertainment. CAA brokered the sale to Amazon.

- There’s little to nothing else known about the film — including a title or logline besides its marquee talent and financiers

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