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Valentine Steele retweeted
Irma P. Hall, who played Josephine “Big Mama” Joseph in the 1997 dramedy “Soul Food,” has died at 91.
“Irma P. Hall was a beloved actress, author, poet, educator and public speaker whose contributions touched countless lives throughout her remarkable career,” her family wrote in a statement. “Her legacy of talent, dedication and compassion will continue to inspire generations to come.”
variety.com/2026/film/news/i…
Valentine Steele retweeted
IDK. When a debt-ridden studio like WB hires a Gunn (ex-Troma) and a Safran (Conjuring movies), you'd think they're looking for a slate filled with mid-budget genre programmers!
Not a $185 million Supergirl movie from Craig Gillespie!
Valentine Steele retweeted
Irma P. Hall, known for her role as Big Mama in 1998 film “Soul Food,” has died. She was 91 wfaa.com/article/news/local/…
You know your financial future is looking bright when you’re talking up all the money you’re gonna save by not buying fancy sandwiches!
Skydance has uncovered “tens of millions” of dollars in luxury hospitality spending under the former Warner Bros. Discovery regime, including expenses for dining, travel and gifts, according to two sources:
• The former WBD regime spent in ways big and small — like stacks of receipts for sandwiches and green juices from the gourmet grocery store Erewhon
• The company expects to save “millions” by reducing spending on outside vendors, studio services and redundant marketing budgets
• One source even suggests press junkets will be revamped
Read the full cover story: wp.me/pc8uak-1lI5Jm
Valentine Steele retweeted
One big issue in this country is there’s a massive disconnect between what someone needs to make hourly to pay rent and bills comfortably and what older people see as an absurdly high wage for an hourly worker.
Ignoring the obvious issues with cinematic universes/this article, Gunn/Safran screwed up (or were screwed by) rushing out a Supergirl-sized movie first. Instead of more Clayface-ish ones.
Like, she's not more popular than Clayface? So why spend $150/185 million on faith?
DC Studios Exit: James Gunn and Peter Safran Spent Big, Lost Money and Didn't Hook Audiences variety.com/2026/film/news/j…
IDK. When a debt-ridden studio like WB hires a Gunn (ex-Troma) and a Safran (Conjuring movies), you'd think they're looking for a slate filled with mid-budget genre programmers!
Not a $185 million Supergirl movie from Craig Gillespie!
Valentine Steele retweeted
Rest In Peace to the incredible Stacy Keach. Seen here in some of my favorites of his: Brewster McCloud, Fat City, The Long Riders, and Roadgames.
Valentine Steele retweeted
One of the best ever. Particularly love him in Fat City
Stacy Keach, Who Played Badasses With the Best of Them, Dies at 85 hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
Valentine Steele retweeted
RIP Stacy Keach. Star of two of my all-time favorite films.
Stacy Keach, Who Played Badasses With the Best of Them, Dies at 85 hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
Valentine Steele retweeted
One of the reasons Dreamworks collapsed was the extreme dysfunction of a studio where top execs are also working creatives!
You either end up with them backseat driving/hijacking productions, or talented people going "I'm not taking notes from the guy who [wrote/directed] etc".
Valentine Steele retweeted
there are 2 official fundraisers - both official - and I put links to them in my linktree: linktr.ee/owloil
A GoFundMe has been launched to support Eric Bauza’s son, Ryker, and Ryker’s mother, Jessica Borutski, following his sudden passing. 🤍
Organized by Oliver and Natasha Vaquer, the fundraiser has raised $44.8k of its $70k goal.
If you’re able, please consider donating or sharing to help the family.
(link: gofundme.com/f/support-for-r…)
Genuinely impossible to talk about Bond online because a huge contingent of the fandom literally refuses to believe people actually like Daniel Craig.
It can't just be "other people enjoy these movies but I don't". They either straight up deny it or say it's an anti-Bond psyop.
