‘Transformers’ Animated Prequel in Development With ‘Toy Story 4’ Director — Variety

An untitled animated prequel to the “Transformers” franchise is in the works at Paramount Pictures and Hasbro’s eOne with “Toy Story 4” director Josh Cooley. Screenwriting partners Andrew Barrer and Gabriel Ferrari have written the script for the untitled project, while Paramount Animation and eOne will develop and produce the film. 6 more words

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Fraser’s Book ‘Truth’ Uncovers Long History of Official Lies — Variety

President Trump recently addressed the nation with a message of hope and reassurance, noting, “‘While we may be physically apart, we can use this time to pray, to reflect and to focus on our personal relationship with God.’” Non-fans of the president, whose polls steadily measure at least half of the country’s voters, will take…

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WWE Star John Cena to Deliver Virtual 2020 Graduation Address Reading From Dr. Seuss’ ‘Oh, the Places You’ll Go!’ — Variety

John Cena is the latest celeb to jump on the pandemic-driven 2020 virtual graduation trend. The popular WWE superstar and actor — and children’s book author — will kick off the “Oh, the Places You’ll Go! 22 more words

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From ‘Top Gun’ to ’10 Commandments,’ Val Kilmer’s New Book Details Highs and Lows — Variety

Val Kilmer crafted the persona of a serious, brooding (often labeled “difficult”) actor in such films as “Heat” and “Tombstone,” so it’s interesting to remember that his film debut was in the goofy spy spoof “Top Secret!” in 1984, followed by the comedy “Real Genius” in 1985. 10 more words

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How ‘Hollywood’s’ Production Team Reimagined 1940s Los Angeles for Ryan Murphy’s Netflix Series — Variety

As you might expect, Netflix’s new “Hollywood,” which debuts on the streamer May 1, didn’t have to travel far for production. However, the eight-episode series, from Ryan Murphy and his “Glee” collaborator Ian Brennan, doesn’t take place in contemporary Hollywood but rather in Los Angeles, just after World War II. 7 more words

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Listen: Rose Byrne Talks About Becoming Gloria Steinem for ‘Mrs. America’ — Variety

Rose Byrne is quarantining in New York City with her husband Bobby Cannavale and their two kids. “Listen, I feel lucky,” Byrne says on Friday’s episode of the Variety and iHeart podcast “The Big Ticket.” “We’re safe and we’re okay, but it’s scary. 15 more words

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