Susan Sarandon
‘The Fabulous Four’ Review: Susan Sarandon and Bette Midler Play Estranged Besties in a Comedy That Veers Between Flimsy and Sharp
Sheryl Lee Ralph, Megan Mullally and Bruce Greenwood also star in the Key West-set feature from director Jocelyn Moorhouse.
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Eva Amurri Marries Chef Ian Hock
Eva Amurri, the actress and lifestyle blogger daughter of Susan Sarandon and director Franco Amurri, married chef Ian Hock on Saturday. Amurri, who runs the lifestyle company Happily Eva After, and Hock were married at Windrift Hall in New York’s Hudson Valley, according to People, which first reported the news, with Amurri sharing People‘s report […]
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Bette Midler, Sheryl Lee Ralph Take on Weed and TikTok in ‘Fabulous Four’ Trailer
Bette Midler, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Megan Mullally and Susan Sarandon are having a very good time in the first trailer for The Fabulous Four. The comedy follows lifelong friends who come together for what they think is a Key West vacation, only to find out it is the surprise wedding for their recently widowed girlfriend […]
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‘Rebel Nun’ Review: Sister Helen Prejean, the Activist Who Inspired ‘Dead Man Walking,’ Gets a Lackluster Doc Portrait
The anti-death-penalty activist behind Susan Sarandon's Oscar-winning role is the subject of this documentary from Dominic Sivyer.
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Susan Sarandon on Hollywood Post-Harvey Weinstein: “I Don’t Think We’ve Done the Cleanup”
Susan Sarandon is still waiting to see Hollywood improve its working conditions for women. The actress said Sunday that she doesn’t feel the industry is yet to reckon with the #MeToo movement’s revelations surrounding Harvey Weinstein. “I don’t think we’ve done the cleanup afterwards that we should be doing,” Sarandon said during a ’90s Con […]
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‘The Gutter’ Review: Susan Sarandon and Shameik Moore Face Off in a Boisterous Bowling Comedy
The actress and the actor who voices Miles Morales in 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' play rivals in a directorial debut from Yassir and Isaiah Lester.
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Susan Sarandon Says She “Deeply Regrets” Comments About Israel-Hamas Conflict
Susan Sarandon has apologized for her recent controversial comments regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict. The Oscar-winning actress took to Instagram Friday, writing, “Recently, I attended a rally alongside a diverse group of activists seeking to highlight the urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza and call for a ceasefire. I had not planned to speak but was invited […]
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Susan Sarandon Dropped by UTA Over Comments About Israel-Hamas Conflict
Susan Sarandon has been dropped by United Talent Agency, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. A talent agency spokesperson said UTA is no longer representing the Oscar winner. The parting of ways follows controversial remarks made at a pro-Palestinian rally in New York City’s Union Square on Nov. 17. “There are a lot of people afraid […]
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Susan Sarandon on the SAG-AFTRA Strike: “This Is a Now or Never Situation”
With her long history as an outspoken advocate for progressive causes, it’s perhaps no surprise that Susan Sarandon has plenty to say about the ongoing actors strike (not to mention joining the picket line herself). Speaking to THR Roma via Zoom from her home in Vermont, the Thelma & Louise star made it immediately clear she would adhere to […]
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‘Blue Beetle’ Review: Xolo Maridueña Shines in Entertaining and Emotional DC Entry
Ángel Manuel Soto directs the first live-action superhero movie built around a Latino protagonist, with Susan Sarandon as the icy military-grade arms developer set on harnessing his powers.
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‘Rocky Horror’ Creator Richard O’Brien Reveals Gender Struggles: “I Have So Much Girl in Me”
Richard O’Brien has revealed that the inspiration for his most famous creation — Dr. Frank N. Furter, the “sweet transvestite” mad scientist played by Tim Curry in the 1975 cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show — was inspired by his own experiences cross-dressing and grappling with his gender identity as a young aspiring actor from […]
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Barry Humphries, aka Dame Edna, Dies at 89
Barry Humphries, the Australian entertainer whose gladioli-waving alter ego Dame Edna charmed and roasted celebrities, all with a Cheshire grin, outrageous eyewear, a “Hello, Possums!” greeting and a flurry of caustic wit, died Saturday. He was 89. Humphries died at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney of complications from hip surgery, his family announced. “He was […]
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