Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney got engaged and then married back in 2019 in Newport, Rhode Island. She became a mom in 2022 and again in 2025, and while Lawrence was light on movie roles during those years, she’s got three upcoming movie releases in the works right now. Meanwhile, the Internet is in a tizzy about her personal life, because she keeps being seen out without a wedding ring.

Eagle-Eyed fans have caught Jennifer Lawrence out about without her wedding ring recently. This prompted gossip blog Deux Moi to look into it, and yes, there have been paparazzi pictures citing Lawrence out with a very naked left ring finger. A fan then asked if “this could be a separation” for the actress and Maroney.

Listen, not wearing one’s wedding ring can occasionally be a sign of trouble in paradise, but it’s not usually. For example, I never wear my wedding ring when I’m going to the gym or working out. It gets sweaty and gross, when working with free weights it’s a little scary to have on, and it can also scratch up. Subsequently, if I have any errands or appointments before or after workouts, I’m also never wearing my ring.

Plenty of reports about celebs not wearing wedding rings have led to speculation without cause. Dave Grohl's wife took her ring off (allegedly for tennis lessons), and people assumed she'd split with the rocker after that baby out of wedlock news. Hailey Bieber's also been seen without a ring amidst marriage trouble rumors. In both cases, both women are still with their spouses.

In short, not having a ring on doesn't always mean something big is happening. Clearly, enough people have their rings on all the time that it might feel a little sticky for some to see a celebrity without a ring on. However, I would also guess that as an actress there are many, many work days it might simply be easier to leave your wedding ring at home, rather than set it down on set where it might get lost. Then you run an errand afterward, and bam, tongues are wagging.

Lawrence and Maroney Have Been Seen Out Together Since

Lawrence has three upcoming movies in the works. One of them is What Happens At Night, the Martin Scorsese film she worked on this spring with Leonardo DiCaprio. It has now wrapped production. Since the queries from Internet users started being bandied about, Lawrence was seen out to dinner with Cooke Maroney and some of the Scorsese team, including the director himself, Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro. It was not exactly a date night, but they definitely are not separated.

Even the gossip blog says Jennifer Lawrence has “kind of a crazy fanbase,” but I think this is one instance where reading into the “signs” might be counterproductive. I also do not think this is JLo taking us down a rabbit hole in the same vein Zendaya did a few months ago when she swapped out her $200,000+ Tom Holland engagement ring for a band that had everyone wondering whether she’d tied the knot or was just promoting The Drama.

A few years ago, Jennifer Lawrence opened up about how the crazy fandom stuff has lessened as we’ve gotten further and further away from Hunger Games, but this recent report indicates interest is certainly still high. It almost makes me wonder how much crazier things really were when the spotlight was on her as Katniss Everdeen.

Before Josh Hutcherson joined the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise, he achieved blockbuster success portraying Peeta in The Hunger Games movies. His Panem character displayed incredible physical strength, artwork, and a kindness to Katniss that made a world of difference to her survival. However, as much as Hutcherson cherishes his character and time in the dystopian series, he did get real about one scene that still bothers him years later.

In Josh Hutcherson’s interview with GQ, he admitted there were some memes that circulated online about him that he’s ashamed of. For instance, there’s one where Peeta is in the rock camouflage during his first Hunger Games. If you need a refresher, take a look at this still from the movie:

Yeah, I’ll admit that looks kinda creepy and slightly campy. It's also hard to fathom how a baker boy from District 12 used his skills to make himself look like a realistic rock. But hey, you do what you have to do to hide from killer children.

It turns out, Josh Hutcherson agrees with that sentiment, and that's why he does not love this scene from The Hunger Games. In fact, to this day, he wonders why no one tried to change it while they were filming, as he explained:

To be fair, Peeta did tell Katniss during training that he used to decorate cakes at District 12's bakery. So, it makes sense that he knew how to paint a rock pattern. However, I’m more just curious how he was able to even make such a detailed rock on his face with the limited resources in the arena. Was I supposed to believe that mud could make that happen?

If we thought the rock camouflage scene was cringe, imagine the wild experience Josh Hutcherson had doing it. According to the Bridge to Terabithia actor, he had to lie in a dark snake pit for 45 minutes while getting his makeup done. When he saw himself in the playback, he couldn’t stop laughing and didn’t understand at the time how his character could have pulled that off. But at the end of the day, we have to remember this is a movie.

These days, Josh Hutcherson has moved on from this rock and The Hunger Games to projects like the Five Nights at Freddy’s movies and his I Love L.A. show. However, he still expressed his love for The Hunger Games movies, saying that they represent what’s “important and real” in the world today.

On that note, Hutcherson previously stated he’d “happily play Peeta again,” and our prayers were answered. He and Jennifer Lawrence will be revisiting Peeta and Katniss for the 2026 movie release of Sunrise on the Reaping.

While plenty of hilarious memes circulated about this incredible news of fans getting to revisit their childhood through this reunion, I think these could be memes Hutcherson can get behind (especially since there will be no rock makeup involved). Also, considering the Kentucky native hated having to dye his hair blonde for Peeta, let’s hope they give him a wig this time around.

While Josh Hutcherson may not have enjoyed looking like a rock in The Hunger Games, at least fans can love what a “rock” he was for Katniss during The Games. We’ll have the chance to see where Katniss and Peeta are as a married couple when Sunrise on the Reaping hits theaters on November 20th.

Zendaya is poised to dominate the 2026 movie calendar. Between the upcoming The Drama, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, The Odyssey and Dune: Part III, she’s anchoring three major franchises while also taking on a more grounded, performance-driven new A24 project. That’s all before you factor in Euphoria Season 3 arriving soon. It’s the kind of run most actors spend a decade trying to build, and she’s doing it all in a single stretch. But she’s also taking a note out of Jennifer Lawrence’s playbook, as she’s all too aware of what that kind of visibility can do.

During the Fandango Big Ticket interview for The Drama, Zendaya addressed what comes next. Seated alongside Pattinson, Mamoudou Athie, and Alana Haim, she spoke openly about her plans after this high-profile run. She shared the following:

It might sound like a passing comment, but it reveals much about her approach to this next career phase. She isn’t worried about workload; she’s weighing the risks of becoming too familiar to audiences—overexposure can shift public perception and make new projects less anticipated.

There’s a clear example of that kind of thinking. Jennifer Lawrence hit a similar point in the late 2010s. After leading The Hunger Games and appearing in a string of high-profile projects, she entered a stretch where the results didn’t match the exposure. Films like Passengers, Red Sparrow, and especially X-Men: Dark Phoenix underperformed, and the conversation around her began to shift. So she stepped back.

Lawrence later discussed that time away pretty candidly. She explained that it wasn’t only about the movies. The unrelenting pace, the pressure to say yes, and the sense that audiences had seen enough—these all played a role.

That break ultimately did what it needed to. When she returned with projects like Don’t Look Up, the conversation reset for Jennifer Lawrence. The time away gave her space to recalibrate both her choices and the audience's response to her.

Zendaya’s situation is different in one key way. She’s not coming off a string of misses. If anything, she’s entering this run with strong momentum and a deliberately built reputation. But the volume of what’s ahead still raises the same question: how much is too much, even when everything is working?

If overexposure becomes a concern, Zendaya seems to have a simple strategy: get ahead of it and disappear for a bit. For now, she’s staying center stage.

The Drama, premiering on April 3, pairs Zendaya and Pattinson in a darker, more character-driven story than audiences might expect. She plays Emma, a bookstore clerk engaged to Pattinson’s Charlie, a museum director whose relationship is already starting to crack. Athie and Haim round out the cast as friends watching things slowly unravel.

As for her television run, Euphoria Season 3 lands on the small screen and streaming for everyone with an HBO Max subscription beginning April 12, 2026.

There’s something uniquely frustrating about sitting through a movie that doesn’t quite work and realizing it was so close to being great. Sometimes it’s not the story itself that’s the issue, but how it’s told. That’s exactly what fans have been calling out over on social media, highlighting movies that might have been better, or even great, if they’d followed a different character. And yeah, I’ve got one that could have been one of the best horror movies of the modern era, but instead landed as a lukewarm sci-fi romance.

Over on Reddit, fans have been pointing to some of the most obvious examples of bad movies with great plots or of good scenes in otherwise bad movies. People are still hung up on how Godzilla (2014) sidelined Bryan Cranston’s character after setting him up as the emotional core. Others argue Transformers would’ve been way more interesting if it followed Megan Fox’s character instead of Shia LaBeouf’s, which, honestly, I completely agree with. And then there’s Passengers, where a lot of viewers think the entire story should have been flipped. For me, that’s the one that got away. It had all the pieces to be a modern classic, and I’m still a little bitter about what it could have been.

Passengers Chose The Wrong Perspective

On paper, Passengers is a fascinating premise. Two people wake up decades too early on a spaceship, alone together, trying to figure out how to survive. But the version that made it to theaters is told almost entirely from Chris Pratt’s character’s point of view. We meet him first and spend nearly 30 minutes sympathizing with him. We understand his loneliness and watch him make the decision that sets the entire story in motion.

And that’s kind of the problem. Because if you take a step back, what he does is pretty disturbing. He wakes up another person, played by Jennifer Lawrence, knowing she will never get back to her life. The movie knows this is a big deal, and even treats it as a twist, but there is no tension because we already know he made this decision, and we’ve become sympathetic to his choices based on how the film is structured.

I'm certainly not the first to suggest that the movie should have opened with Jennifer Lawrence's character, Aurora Lane. Even her name, Aurora, feels significant, hinting at her role in the story. It evokes Disney’s book-to-screen adaptation of the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty, a character defined by her awakening, making her a natural focal point of the narrative. In contrast, Chris Pratt's character, Jim, is simply "Jim." I mean, Jim is far from lead character energy when you have Aurora right there.

How The POV Change Could Have Worked

Imagine if Aurora wakes up alone, confused, and trying to figure out what went wrong. Eventually, she meets Chris Pratt’s character, who appears to be in the exact same situation, another passenger who woke up 90 years too early. There’s comfort in that shared experience. Soon, they start to develop chemistry and even fall for each other.

But then something starts to feel off. And when the truth finally comes out, that she wasn’t woken up by accident, but because of him, it’s a gut punch. Not just for her, but for the audience too. That version of Passengers isn’t a romance with a messy ethical wrinkle, but a psychological horror story, something closer to Black Mirror or The Twilight Zone. And it could have been something really special.

What makes it even more frustrating is that all the pieces for that movie are already there. Very little would need to change structurally, aside from perspective and, honestly, the ending. Because let’s be honest, the film lets Pratt’s character off far too easily, pushing toward a tidy, feel-good resolution that doesn’t really feel earned.

Imagine a darker alternative in which Jim doesn’t get that ending; instead, he dies, and Aurora is left alone, facing the same impossible choice he once made. Does she live out her life in isolation, or does she do the unthinkable to someone else?

That’s the kind of ending that sticks with you. As it is, Passengers is still an interesting watch, and you can watch it with a Hulu subscription. But it always feels like it’s just one perspective shift away from being something far more memorable.

Be sure to check our 2026 movie calendar to see what movies, including new horror movies, are headed to a theater near you.

Jennifer Lawrence is know for being candid in Hollywood. From occasionally dropping f-bombs, to being open about choosing to drop trou for movies like No Hard Feelings and even her more recent post-partum filmed flick Die My Love, her no-holds-barred takes draw attention. In general, her candor in Hollywood is refreshing and delightful, but even knowing the actress is going to say her piece, I was still surprised she admitted to one nickname her friends have given her. It's not J-Law, either.

Amy Poehler ran down a bunch of Jennifer Lawrence’s personal life stuff in her recent Good Hang episode. Some of what they spoke of is stuff Lawrence has been candid about in the past, things like getting famous at a young age and becoming a mom while still developing her Hollywood career. Somewhat unexpectedly, though, Poehler asked her about various nicknames she has, and I didn’t see one racier nickname coming.

It’s hard for a non-comedian to make Amy Poehler laugh super aggressively, but the podcast host was very amused by the “full government name” comment from the Die My Love star. Lawrence is often very funny without seemingly trying, though she’s said her over-the-top personality being everywhere in the past is a reason fans get “sick” of her from time to time. While Boobs Lawrence is the real funny moment, here, this isn’t the first time she’s brought up the Nitro nickname, though, as she previously said it was short for “nitroglycerine.”

She also admitted another one of the other nicknames her friends have for her that, in my opinion, feels a little bit mean-spirited. She shared her friends troll her with a Barbie-adjacent nickname when she’s being “stupid.”

It’s not like people go around talking about Jennifer Lawrence like they do Sydney Sweeney’s body, so I wish we knew the origin story behind that joke-y nickname. It could be because she’s so open about not caring “about nudity” when it comes to her upcoming movie roles, or it could be something else entirely. Either way, Lawrence’s friends definitely don’t treat her with kid gloves in the nickname department.

Elsewhere in the interview, Lawrence did speak about her fashion sense and how she definitely does not like going frumpy on top and tight on the bottom, though tight on top is fine. So, I suppose that could have prompted the nickname as well. Please note, however, that no one in her personal life comes anywhere close to calling her JLaw, a public nickname that would later inspire a Star Trek character. (Though please also note Amy Poehler did let that nickname slip during this episode, too.)

It’s 2026 and Jennifer Lawrence is a household name. She’s been nominated for four Academy Awards, and won one. Her movies, including the successful Hunger Games franchise, have grossed over $6 billion globally and earned plenty of critical acclaim. In between that, she’s gotten married and lived out her dream of becoming a mother. But there was a time in between all of this where her future was a whole lot more of a question mark, until she made a choice that led to her being too famous for normal people things.

You may remember Lawrence’s meteoric rise to fame after signing on for The Hunger Games, but just a couple of years before that she’d been an indie darling, starring in the movie Winter’s Bone. As an actress she knew her “job” would be “very closely connected” with her personal life, and she thought for a long while she’d stick with the indie track.

She said as much to Will Arnett, Jason Bateman and Sean Hayes during an episode of the “SmartLess” podcast, revealing that she thought she was on one path in Hollywood until the moment she was given a choice to take on something bigger and bolder, but with potentially more downside.

She's said before that signing on for The Hunger Games made her "afraid," and separately called it an "awesome responsibility." However, this time she opened up about how it happened so fast.

The Moment Jennifer Aniston Realized She Was Too Famous To Get Out And About

In Hollywood, it’s not uncommon to see famous people out and about in stores, on hikes, or even at restaurants. In fact, when I lived out there, I spotted Jennifer Lawrence at Lisa Vanderpump’s then-hotspot Pump. I clearly knew who she was by that point, but the actress says there was a time she could do things more anonymously in Tinseltown.

In fact, she can recall the specific moment she realized she was “too famous” and would not longer be able to do some of the things she really loved.

It wasn’t so easy to decide to upend her life. She told the podcast that Twilight had been a catalyst for her almost saying no. She liked hiking in LA, and she remembered helicopters following the main Twilight cast when they were simply “trying to live in a guest house.” (The Twilight fandom was def crazy and Kellen Lutz has spoken on record about fans trying to barge into his hotel room, as one example.) She said she honestly thought “it didn’t seem like a nice life,” but there were perks to having that level of fame, too.

Ultimately, it all worked out. The Hunger Games filmed at the same time she landed lauds for roles like Silver Linings Playbook and cemented her role as an A-lister. Lawrence said she became “the most famous person in the world,” noting it happened “fast.” But she roomed with her best friend and tried to do other things to normalize her life as much as possible.

It all worked out how it was meant to, and Lawrence still has fond memories of playing Katniss Evergreen and working within the franchise. In fact, she and Josh Hutcherson are expected to be back when Sunrise on the Reaping hits the 2026 schedule later this year.

Along with being a fan of Jennifer Lawrence’s best movies, I am also always here for her viral moments. From JLaw’s viral Housewives takes to hilarious clips like the one of her and Robert Pattinson talking about Gen Z, I can’t get enough. Now, we have another silly interaction to add to this catalog, as she revealed which Shania Twain song is her go-to karaoke track while chatting with Amy Poehler. What makes it even better, though, is that Shania Twain reacted to it.

Jennifer Lawrence Shared Her Go-To Karaoke Song

Jennifer Lawrence was asked what her go-to karaoke song was on Good Hang. And Amy Poehler barely got the question out before The Hunger Games star answered with the following words:

Literally, this answer came without hesitation. Then, without hesitation, once again, Jennifer Lawrence started singing the song, which you must see:

Her commitment to the bit here is reminiscent of how hard comedians commit to an impression on SNL. Lawrence really went for it as she belted “Any Man of Mine,” and I 1,000% believe that she’s ready to get up on a karaoke stage at any time to sing it.

People absolutely adored this rendition of “Any Man of Mine” too. In the comments of Good Hang’s clip, people were writing things like:

• *kicks through door* LETS GO GIRLS 🤠🤠 -HouseOf Dianna
• ANY MAN OF MINNNNEEEE, BETTER WALK THE LINEEEEE 🎶 -miffylvr69_.x.
• Shania is ALWAYS a good idea for Karaoke. Jen understands. -Smartassrosa
• Never felt closer to J-Law as a Canadian 🥰 -The Sheri & Woody Show
• Top tier karaoke song -Allie Minton

That last comment is right, this is a top-tier karaoke song, and I’m glad JLaw made that clear. And to make her claim even better, Shania Twain responded.

Then, Shania Twain Responded

Now, is Jennifer Lawrence singing particularly well in this video? No (even though we know she can, because her singing “The Hanging Tree” was a great music moment from 2014). That’s what makes it so good. She went full karaoke mode here. Fans loved it too, and so did Shania Twain, as she retweeted the clip on X and wrote:

It truly is so perfect. This video totally encapsulates why Jennifer Lawrence is so funny, and it very clearly shows off her love for the “Man! I Feel Like a Woman” singer.

I also love that this is another example of Twain reacting to celebrities who wind up intertwined with her. For example, she had a hilarious reaction to a meme involving one of her songs and Jason Kelce. So, I love that she has a good sense of humor about all this.

Overall, this whole situation does, as Shania Twain would say, “impress me much.” Clearly, it impressed the singer that much too. Now, if you don’t mind, I’m going to go sing “Any Man of Mine” at the top of my lungs.

Hosting Saturday Night Live is something of a rite of passage for movie and TV stars. Some actors dream of hosting SNL, while others have admitted being a little scared by it, but it’s always a big deal when a celebrity takes the stage for the first time. Jennifer Lawrence hosted the show back in 2013, at the height of her Hunger Games fame, and though Lorne Michaels has yet to invite her back, she really wants to do the show again for completely understandable reasons.

Jennifer Lawrence Barely Remembers Her Time Hosting SNL

Appearing on the Good Hang with Amy Poehler podcast, the topic of SNL came up with the former cast member, though she was long gone from the show by the time Lawrence hosted. Poehler asked what Lawrence remembers from her time hosting, and the answer, it turns out, is not much, because the X-Men actress was really sick at the time she was on the show. She explained:

It’s hard to understate just how massive a star Jennifer Lawrence was at this period. She was in the middle of both the Hunger Games and X-Men franchises. She had been nominated for two Oscars and won one of them for Silver Linings Playbook. It’s not a shock that she was buried with pressure, and with everything else going on, SNL was just a blur.

Lawrence Wants To Return And Try More Things

However, there’s another reason that Lawrence would apparently like to return to Saturday Night Live. It seems that in her early 20s, Lawrence was far less amenable to trying new things on the SNL stage. She’d like to go back and do the show again now because she’s be more open to whatever ideas the writers might have. Lawrence explained:

It seems Jennifer Lawrence feels she didn’t make the best of her time on SNL. However, a willingness to do more might very well make the idea of bringing Lawrence back a very enticing proposition. Some actors have turned down SNL because it’s a bit too far outside their comfort zone. But when actors are willing to put themselves out there, it frequently creates some of the most memorable sketches of Saturday Night Live.

Jennifer Lawrence is one of the most fashionable celebrities in Hollywood, whether she’s showing up to glitzy red carpets in a stunning gown or strolling around New York City. So if you’ve ever wanted to know her best fashion advice, Amy Poehler just asked her. J-Law offered up some great tips, but she also called out what she thinks as her own body-type shortcomings while she was at it.

Lawrence is the latest guest to appear on Good Hang With Amy Poehler, and when the podcast host asked her about how she picks her clothes, here’s what she had to say:

Well, there you go. Jennifer Lawrence shared that one piece of fashion advice she stands by is not wearing a baggy top with tight bottoms, because it makes people look like “a lamp.” She suggests people either go full baggy for their top and bottom, or wear tight on the top and baggy on the bottom. I don’t know about you, but I’m taking notes. She also said this:

As it goes, even if you’re a big-shot movie star like J-Law, the grass always seems greener on the other side for us women, doesn't it? During the interview, Poehler was talking about how being 5’2 makes it difficult to shop for clothes, to which Lawrence (who is 5’9) shared her own perceived shortcomings. Lawrence also said this about how she keeps her style fresh:

Rather than holding on to her clothes for too long, Jennifer Lawrence said she’s always throwing out the old, and bringing in stuff that she likes. And since she’s always being photographed by the paparazzi, she’s often planning her outfits. The Oscar winner said she often hopes to emulate an “effortless” sense of fashion when she leaves her home with a light chuckle.

When it comes to wearing clothes she likes on her, Lawrence said it's gratifying because it makes you "feel like your representing yourself accurately." The actress has been promoting her 2025 film Die, My Love for awards season recently, which she earned a 2026 Golden Globe nomination for, though Jessie Buckley won that category for Hamnet.

While it’s not confirmed, Jennifer Lawrence is said to be a part of The Sunrise on the Reaping, which is the latest of upcoming book adaptations from the Hunger Games movies. Her next starring role is in Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio’s next movie, What Happens At Night, which is reportedly expected to start shooting next month.

Ever since Once Upon a Time in Hollywood came out in 2019, it’s been regarded as one of Margot Robbie’s best movies. Her portrayal of Sharon Tate is beloved; the film overall is widely acclaimed. However, before the Barbie star was cast, it had been reported that Quentin Tarantino was also considering Jennifer Lawrence for the role. Although she claimed that she didn’t land it because people thought she was “not pretty enough” for it. Now, some old details have resurfaced that add some context to this story.

What Jennifer Lawrence Said About Not Getting Cast In Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

It was mentioned that Quentin Tarantino has been “chasing” Jennifer Lawrence and wanting her in one of his movies during an interview on Happy Sad Confused. The host, Josh Horowitz, asked the actress about getting offered The Hateful Eight, and she noted that she should not have turned it down. The interviewer also asked if the director reached out about Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and the Sharon Tate role that Robbie ultimately got. In response, The Hunger Games star said:

After she said that, the crowd gasped, and Horowitz said, “That’s not true.” However, Lawrence kind of doubled down on the claim, saying:

Now, it’s worth noting that Lawrence never said Tarantino called her these things. According to her, the discourse on the internet regarding her looks may have added to why she didn’t end up in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Well, some old quotes have emerged from around this time, and it turns out that Debra Tate did make a comment like the one the Oscar winner was referring to.

What Debra Tate Said About Jennifer Lawrence And Margot Robbie

Back in 2017, before casting was confirmed for what would become one of Tarantino’s best movies, Sharon Tate’s sister, Debra Tate, was asked about both Robbie and Lawrence being considered for the gig. TMZ specifically asked which of the two was her “favorite.” In response, Debra Tate said:

Debra Tate went on to say that “physical beauty wouldn’t be so important” if her sister’s “public life” wasn’t defined by her looks.

While it’s not confirmed if this is why Lawrence didn’t get the part. It is true that Sharon Tate’s sister made a comment about her not being pretty enough for it.

According to Margot Robbie, when she was in talks for the character, she wrote to Tarantino about how much she wanted to work with him. And as casting for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood got underway, it was widely reported that she was in talks with the director.

Also, in 2021, Quentin Tarantino said that he was considering Lawrence for the part of Squeaky Fromme, who ended up being played by Dakota Fanning, on the WTF podcast. He said the Die My Love actress was interested in the role; however, "it didn't work out."

Overall, no matter which roles they were considered for, both actresses were very successful stars at the time, and they’re both still doing great. After 2019, Margot Robbie went on to make movies like The Suicide Squad, Barbie and Babylon. Meanwhile, Jennifer Lawrence went on to work with Leonardo DiCaprio in Don’t Look Up and starred in movies like No Hard Feelings and Die My Love.

Given that Jennifer Lawrence has been a major star for some time now, she’s no stranger to late-night talk shows. Lawrence has popped up on her fair share of chat shows, and some of those appearances have gone viral for one reason or another. As enjoyable as it may be to watch Lawrence in those circumstances, it seems she’s personally experienced some embarrassing moments with celebrities while appearing on such series. Apparently, there was even one instance in which she “frightened” Harry Potter’s Tom Felton.

Lawrence has indeed had her share of funny encounters with fellow stars over the years. In one particular instance, she fangirled out over Jack Nicholson when they met at the Oscars the same year she won Best Actress. That run-in was what prompted the hosts of the Smartless podcast to ask Lawrence about her most recent embarrassing interaction with another celebrity. The witty actress name-dropped the aforementioned Draco Malfoy actor and recalled what happened when they were both at The Tonight Show:

Honestly, I can’t help but chuckle a bit due to the fact that Felton – who’s currently playing Malfoy again amid Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’s Broadway run – always seems to be so chill. The thought of him being somewhat taken aback is funny though, at the same time, I can also see how Jennifer Lawrence would find the run-in somewhat cringeworthy. Most of us likely have those awkward social interactions that we’d like to put out of our heads. (I know I have a couple.)

What I appreciate, though, is just how candid Jennifer Lawrence continues to be when it comes to her quirks and certain aspects of her career. She’s a star who doesn’t mind acknowledging that she looks crazy while drunk on the red carpet and getting real about her past public persona. From a career perspective, she’s also opened up about how hard it can be for her when her movies are slammed by critics and the general public. All in all, this kind of transparency is refreshing.

To that end, the Winter’s Bone star also told the Smartless hosts that she’s had other moments in which she’s had to do her best to keep calm around other celebrities. She specifically named Nathan Fielder and Larry David as people she’d have visceral responses to. As for why it’s tough to be around such stars, Lawrence said:

I’d argue that, at this point in her career, Jennifer Lawrence doesn’t exactly need the approval of her peers. She’s more than proven herself and, as of late, she’s been promoting her new film, Die My Love, for which critics have showered praise upon her lead performance. So, if I were her, I wouldn’t fret too much, even if her run-in with the fan-favorite “Daddy Draco” may not have gone well.

Jennifer Lawrence is an Oscar winner and a star of major blockbuster films. She’s literally done it all in Hollywood at this point. Considering the physical work that she had to do for movies in the past, we might expect one of those films to be the hardest for her to prepare for. But the actress says it was actually her spy drama Red Sparrow.

In a conversation with the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Lawrence was asked about which rile was the hardest to get ready for. While me might expect most to pick a role that required a great deal of physical preparation, like an X-Men movies, or something with the incredible action of The Hunger Games the actress said that it was actually learning the proper accent for Red Sparrow that was hardest. She explained…

Red Sparrow certainly had its share of physical demands as well. The character Jennifer Lawrence played was a spy who was an ex-ballerina, so the movie required plenty of physical work. It also kept her on a strict diet that had Lawrence craving fast food. While she said she was never starving, she clearly suffered a bit since she couldn’t eat whatever she wanted.

And yet, here, she specifically mentions the accent as being the thing that was especially difficult for her. And honestly, we don’t give actors nearly enough credit when it comes to perfecting accents. If Dick Van Dyke’s accent in Mary Poppins has taught us anything, it’s that sometimes you can get it really wrong.

Accents are important, and we probably don’t give actors enough credit for the work they do to get their ride. Actors are often given dialect coaching in order to learn accents, but it’s not always easy. There are cases when actors have ultimately left roles because they couldn’t get the accent right.

This isn't the first time the actress has talked about the accent. Before Red Sparrow was released, she mentioned that the film was the first time she had put on an accent, so it's understandable why the whole process might have been especially difficult.

While I’m certainly no expert on the Russian accent, Jennifer Lawrence seems to have done quite a good job with hers. It may not be perfect, but it certainly wasn’t an issue for the people who helped the movie gross $150 million worldwide.

Red Sparrow could have been the beginning of a franchise, as it was based on a book that had sequels, but years later it does not appear that’s likely. It’s too bad. Lawrence could have reused the accent that was the hardest movie prep she’d ever done.

Jennifer Lawrence’s approach to nude scenes in her movies has been really refreshing over the last few years. The actress isn’t overly precious about her body, eating grilled cheese between takes on No Hard Feelings, and she even was OK filming lovemaking scenes while she was postpartum after the birth of her second baby. That was on her first day on the set of Die, My Love with Robert Pattinson, too! She’s literally said, ‘I don’t care about nudity’ in interviews and has a healthy relationship with her body as it’s changed over time. Which is why I was surprised to hear the actress does have one big preference when it comes to filming sex scenes.

In a varied interview at 92 NY, the actress opened up about why she really didn’t have a lot of trouble filming sex scenes with Pattinson, despite the fact they did them early on in production. In fact, it seems like it was a whole lot easier doing it before they got to know one another on set, with Lawrence explaining (via People):

She compared working with Rob to working with the pals she’d already known for a hot minute before things got romantic in The Hunger Games and Peeta and Katniss' two kiddos arrive. Her big preference? It's better if she doesn't know the guy well before they film anything sexy.

Luckily for her, things in the romantic department stayed pretty PG in the Hunger Games. There was too much death and drama happening to get much more than a few kisses in, then the movies –like the books– cut ahead to the ending in District 12 with Peeta and Katniss with their kids in the future. As Francis Lawrence said a the time, the series was about "comfort and trauma," no lovemaking required.

Lawrence clearly saw Hutcherson as a pal only, which would have made any lovemaking scenes harder, anyway, though it didn't do anything to combat those "secret relationship" rumors at the time.

Meanwhile, Jennifer Lawrence has already gotten really honest about her latest movie, and how the more “embarrassing” scenes in Die, My Love occurred when director Lynne Ramsey had her and the Twilight actor pretending they were tigers like sheer lunatics, a scene she’s likened to “interpretive dancing” before.

Yes, this movie sounds a bit wild, yes, critics can’t stop talking about Die, My Love, and yes, I am all in on seeing it now that it’s out on the 2026 movie schedule in limited release, Mubi, and VOD.

If there’s one thing Emma Stone excels at outside of acting, it’s answering an unexpected question. That talent was on full display when the Oscar-winning actress was asked whether she or Jennifer Lawrence would be playing Miss Piggy in the recently announced movie centered on the iconic Muppet. What followed was a response so sharp, funny, and so oddly respectful that it can only be described as perfection.

The exchange comes from a recent feature in W Magazine, where Stone spoke candidly about everything from shaving her head for Bugonia (for a pact apparently) to ghosts, reality TV, and, yep, you guess it, Miss Piggy. Stone’s answer didn’t just shut down the idea of taking on the role of the iconic puppet, but reframed the question into a pitch-perfect defense of one of pop culture’s most iconic characters. She replied:

The clarification comes as interest continues to build around the Miss Piggy project that Lawrence first revealed late last year. As previously reported, Stone and Lawrence are executive producing a standalone film written by Cole Escola, the Tony Award-winning writer and performer behind Oh, Mary!. While details about the plot remain under wraps, one thing is now crystal clear, and that is Miss Piggy will remain Miss Piggy.

Lawrence first announced the film during a guest appearance on the Las Culturistas podcast with Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers. At the time, Lawrence casually dropped the news. A few days later, she expanded on the idea during an appearance on The Tonight Show, explaining that early conversations around the film began during the pandemic, sparked by discussions about cancel culture and Miss Piggy’s status as a feminist icon.

While the Hunger Games star has said she’d like to appear in the movie in some capacity, she’s been equally clear that she wouldn’t be playing Miss Piggy either. Stone’s comments now suggest the creative team is more interested in preserving what makes the character iconic than grafting star power onto her, which makes a lot of sense. Because at this point, Piggy is as big a star as they come, so to imply anyone but she would be stepping into the spotlight is admittedly pretty disrespectful. Luckily, Emma Stone had her back.

Stone, a two-time Academy Award winner best known for films like Poor Things, La La Land, and Kinds of Kindness, has built a career on unexpected choices. But in this case, her most unexpected move might be knowing when not to step in front of the camera. And If her comments are any indication, the Miss Piggy movie won’t be about who gets to play the character. It’ll be about giving the karate chopping diva the spotlight she already believes she deserves. And, honestly, doesn't that just feel perfectly right?

The standalone film centered on the beloved Miss Pigathius “Piggy” Lee is still in early development, making a 2026 movie calendar release unlikely. That said, fans won’t have to wait long to see her back on screen. Miss Piggy is set to appear in the newly relaunched The Muppet Show, which premieres February 4 as part of the 2026 television lineup, timed to celebrate the original series’ 50th anniversary. The revival will be available to watch on ABC and then streaming for anyone with a Disney+ subscription.

The friendship between Jennifer Lawrence and Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner has been a beautiful thing to witness, with silly moments like Lawrence’s clever Christmas gift exchange with the momager. That’s why it was so surprising when the Hunger Games star threw such shade at Jenner’s oldest daughter. Still, there may be no love lost between J-Law and Kourtney Kardashian, but the actress' relationship with the Kardashians is still mostly positive, as evidenced by her having nothing but praise for the merkins a different sister is peddling.

Jennifer Lawrence Begs Kourtney Kardashian To Stop Making ‘Announcements’

Before we get to the celebrity fashion bit, let’s recap Jennifer Lawrence’s beef with the oldest sibling on the Kardashian-Jenner family tree. The Die My Love star found herself strapped to a lie detector test for Vanity Fair while promoting her movie with Robert Pattinson, and her co-star inquired about her relationship with The Kardashians stars.

Jennifer Lawrence responded that Khloé is her favorite (sorry, Kris!), and then, seemingly unprovoked, she launched into a rant about Kourtney, saying:

Kourtney Kardashian’s attitude regarding “outfits” was a big part of The Kardashians Season 7 (streaming now with a Hulu subscription). The Lemme boss let it be known that she’d rather rock husband Travis Barker’s comfy clothes than get glammed up in 6-inch heels — a move that inspired Kim to say she would never “give up on life” in that way.

Now I have to wonder if Jennifer Lawrence was amongst the fans trolling Kourtney for her Santa costume at Target.

Jennifer Lawrence Is A Fan Of The SKIMS Merkin

Robert Pattinson’s questions about the Kardashians didn’t end there. He then veered into the fashion realms, as he asked Jennifer Lawrence if she knew what a merkin was. After some amusing back-and-forth regarding her approval of merkins and his astonishment at finding out that he’s actually seen his co-star wear one, he got around to asking if she’d buy one from Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS line.

J-Law gave a knowing glance at the camera and dramatically declared:

She’s probably not wrong. Given her relationship with Kris Jenner and the fact that she probably shares Kim Kardashian’s opinions about Kourtney, I have no doubt that Jennifer Lawrence could get a SKIMS care package out of the deal, complete with faux hair thong.

The Silver Linings Playbook actress isn’t the only celeb rocking the SKIMS merkin. Kim Kardashian said her All’s Fair co-star Sarah Paulson (arguably the best part of the series that has already been renewed for Season 2) wears the SKIMS “bush” underwear “proudly,” so I’d say J-Law is in pretty good company.

Keep your eye out for Jennifer Lawrence on the 2026 movie calendar, as she’s reuniting with Josh Hutcherson for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, which is slated for a November release.

Everyone who’s seen Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence on a talk show or even seen her give an awards speech knows that she’s pretty funny when speaking off the cuff. In fact, it wouldn’t be unbelievable to say that many of her fans like her because she’s so unfiltered when talking about things like throwing up after appearing on Hot Ones or feeding trash to Robert Pattinson.

Well, now she's also hilariously opened up about hitting the red carpet while drunk.

What Did Jennifer Lawrence Say About Being Drunk On The Red Carpet?

I’ve never had a day of making the rounds of various press events, so I have no idea what it’s like to have a bit of a tipple during the day, only to then have multiple other public appearances while feeling the effects of said wicked beverage. However, this is not the case for Jennifer Lawrence, who’s been one of our most famous and lauded actresses since her breakout role in Winter’s Bone in 2010.

With parts since then in films like X-Men: First Class, The Hunger Games franchise (which she’ll be returning to alongside Josh Hutcherson in the future), American Hustle, Silver Linings Playbook, No Hard Feelings, and many more, you better believe that she talks to the press A LOT. In fact, it was during an interview on Ellen back in the day (which resurfaced recently on Instagram), that she was asked about her rather…shocked appearance on the red carpet for the 2018 film, Red Sparrow. It turns out that incident came after a long day of doing press with some boozy woozy in her system, and it led to her posing like this:

Whooooooa, Nelly! After lots of laughter, Lawrence then explained the situation:

Well, there you have it. Is there anything we can’t blame on a drunk group of Housewives? Even though the actress (who’s said to give an “unruly” performance in the 2025 movie release, Die My Love) still looks lovely in that red carpet pic, she is correct that she looks a little…electrified. Had she not actually tried to sober up by this point, would she have looked even nuttier?

Though I applaud the chatty mom of two’s ability to recognize that she was kinda too drunk to continue showing up to events and her trying to flush the spirits out of her system, I do sorta wish she’d just gone with it. I can only guess that a Jennifer Lawrence with all the brakes off is an even more hilarious JLaw, and who doesn’t want that?

Some of the best Jennifer Lawrence movies earned her Oscar buzz, but she's perhaps best known for starring in the book to screen adaptation of The Hunger Games. She played Katniss Everdeen for four movies, helping her become a household name in the process. She had some learning experiences along the way, including when she accidentally took an ambien before filming a scene with late actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman in Catching Fire. She recently explained the story behind that snafu, which included her "hallucinating" while shooting one particular sequence in the sequel.

When ranking the Hunger Games movies, usually Catching Fire is high up thanks to the way it expanded the world of Panem. In a conversation with Leonardo DiCaprio for Variety and CNN's Actors on Actors series, Lawrence spoke about one particularly challenging day filming after making a mistake with her medication. As she told Leo:

Yikes. Ambien is a powerful drug that's used to help put people asleep, and it can cause some very strange behavior if the user is trying to stay awake while the medication is in affect. So accidentally taking one while at the top of the call sheet in a major movie franchise is pretty much the thing of nightmares. Indeed, J Law had a challenging day of filming as a result. She shared the specific scene that was being filmed during that fateful day, saying:

Hoffman was a legendary performer, so this certainly sounds less than ideal. On top of having to shoot dialogue at President Snow's party in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, she also had to dance with the late actor as well as Peeta himself Josh Hutcherson. In her conversation with DiCaprio he was shocked, thanks to how altered one typically is on Ambien. She confirmed that it was a huge challenge, confirming:

While Catching Fire would release the same year Jennifer Lawrence won an Oscar for Silver Lining's Playbook, she was still having some big learning moments. That includes what happened when she accidentally took a sleeping pill in the morning rather than at night.

Later in her chat with Leonardo DiCaprio, the star of the X-Men movies revealed that her inability to memorize and understand the scene in Catching Fire led to some tension on the set. Particularly with Effie Trinket actress Elizabeth Banks. As she put it;

Oops. Lawrence and Banks would go on to film two more Hunger Games movies together, so it doesn't seem like this soured their relationship. But this particular day on set was a challenging one, and it was during a massive sequence with extras and much of the starring cast including Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Donald Sutherland, and Elizabeth Banks.

Upon re-watching this scene Lawrence doe seem low energy, but you wouldn't know that she was struggling so hard while filming. I have to assume this was a big learning experience and she is careful about labeling her medications nowadays.

Jennifer Lawrence's latest movie Die My Love is in theaters now as part of the 2025 movie release list. And luckily for Hunger Games fans she'll reprise her role as Katniss in Sunrise on the Reaping on November 20th.

Spoilers for the book Sunrise on the Reaping will come up in this story. Read with caution.

Well, it’s happening! Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson will return as Katniss and Peeta in The Hunger Games prequel Sunrise on the Reaping. Now, fans of Suzanne Collins’ latest book knew that this might happen. However, even though Hutcherson said it’d be a “dream” to do it, it wasn’t a done deal. Well, now it is a done deal, and fans are absolutely losing their minds and posting some hilarious memes to illustrate their passionate feelings.

There’s been a swath of very exciting casting news in the lead-up to the release of Sunrise on the Reaping. However, I think confirming the return of Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson might take the cake. They are the original Hunger Games stars, and fans had been eager to see them return for Haymitch’s prequel. So, obviously, they lost their minds when the news broke. For example, @sp1derg1rl posted:

Seriously, people, this is huge news that warrants big (and funny) reactions. It’s even meme-worthy, and fans made that abundantly clear through their reactions. Take @westsidesorry’s post as a great example, as they retweeted the news about Hutcherson and Lawrence and wrote:

I’m 100% one of those people, seeing as I quite literally grew up with The Hunger Games. I think @MrsterStegen1 illustrated that idea brilliantly by way of meme as well, as they posted:

Personally, I referenced the “I’m so sat” meme with my friends when I learned about this massive development regarding the upcoming book-to-screen adaptation. Meanwhile, others used the joke where you compare one pop culture phenomenon to another to express just how big a deal this is. Using that meme brilliantly, @buffys posted:

Other fans harnessed major movie moments to convey the enormity of a return like this. For example, gio SOTR spoilers compared Katniss and Peeta coming back to a major moment in Avengers: Endgame:

I know I’ll be applauding when they show up, and that’s in part because we’ll see Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson on screen. However, it’s also because they’ll likely return during one of the only happy(ish) moments in Sunrise on the Reaping.

In the book, Katniss and Peeta are only in the epilogue, as Haymitch reflects on his time during The Hunger Games. I assume that’s how they’ll be involved in the project on the 2026 movie schedule too, and fans cannot wait to see it, as @FINlCK posted:

Truly, this is a very, very exciting development that amplifies the hype for Sunrise on the Reaping. While the cast was already stacked and we knew the story was solid based on the book, having a direct tie to The Hunger Games makes it even better. In the words of @koralinadean:

Me too! However, I do feel like it’s worth noting that while this casting is fan service in a way, it also serves as a valuable and beautiful moment of closure in Haymitch’s story. Therefore, it felt vital to have these two actors return to their roles for Sunrise on the Reaping.

Now, they really are too! So, get excited, everyone, because Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson will be back as Katniss and Peeta, and you can see them and the rest of the Sunrise on the Reaping cast on the big screen on November 20, 2026.

Ever since I read Sunrise on the Reaping, I've been wondering about whether one of the most hyped of upcoming book adaptations coming out on the 2026 movie schedule would go back to its roots and include Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss Everdeen and Josh Hutcherson's Peeta Mellark, but I figured it would be a secret Lionsgate would hold close to their vest until release weekend. Well, thanks to a new report, we know it's apparently already a done deal. The District 12 tributes of the 74th Hunger Games are heading back to the big screen.

The Hollywood Reporter says it has "confirmed" that the two actors will make appearances in the next Hunger Games movie following the pair leaving the franchise a decade ago with Mockingjay Part 2. As a longtime fan, I'm very happy to hear this news, but now that it's here I do have two things on my mind.

Will Woody Harrelson Join Them?

Harrelson famously plays Haymitch in the original Hunger Games movies, and his character is the subject of Sunrise on the Reaping after all. I'm so perplexed that we've heard about the return of Lawrence and Hutcherson before his name coming up first. You can hear his voice briefly in the Sunrise on the Reaping trailer below, but I've been curious if he'll be narrating the story, or will he show up when Katniss and Peeta do.

From a practical point of view, Sunrise on the Reaping already sounds like a very expensive film from the casting before adding Lawrence and Hutcherson. It's got the likes of Ralph Fiennes as President Snow, Elle Fanning as Effie Trinket, Maya Hawke as Wiress, Kieran Culkin as Caesar Flickerman, Jesse Plemons as Plutarch Heavensbee along with Glenn Close as a new character named Drusilla Sickle, among others.

Will Their Role Be Bigger Than It Is In The Book?

This is where we get into SPOILER territory for the Sunrise on the Reaping book.

In the latest prequel, Katniss and Peeta are included in the storyline, but merely in the epilogue when the story jumps to present day. Since the movie got these two, I have to wonder if there will be more in the movie to pay tribute (pun intended) to the character's legacy, or if it will be a short cameo like the book.

The original Hunger Games saga had its finale with 2015's Mockingjay Part 2 where Katniss put an end to the Games and ended up settling down with Peeta and their kids. In the Sunrise on the Reaping book, once the tragic events of Haymitch's Games are told, the story jumps forward in time where the character can find some joy in helping end the Games as her mentor, and counts Katniss and Peeta as his family.

The report suggests they will likely in a "flash-forward", before saying "No details have been disclosed". We'll find out for sure once Sunrise on the Reaping hits theaters on November 20, 2026.

It’s hard to believe for those who grew up with them, but the original Hunger Games movies with Jennifer Lawrence were filmed over a decade ago. Now, as we get ready for the new prequel to premiere on the 2026 movie schedule, her co-star Sam Claflin shared a funny “bum cheek” snafu that happened on the set of Catching Fire.

Of course, Claflin played Finnick Odair in the second Hunger Games movie from 2013, who was back in the arena for the 75th Hunger Games when past winners were chosen to compete again. Here’s what the British actor recently recalled from the shoot:

Most sets don’t have to deal with a trident, but since that’s something Finnick carries around, it ended up being a bit of a hazard, especially for Jennifer Lawrence. Claflin told the story to People as he promoted his latest role in the new series, Lazarus. He added that J-Law had someone take a photo of the “welt” that the trident injury caused, which was the “same shape as the circular end” of his trident right on her “bum cheek.”

The story is one of “many fond memories” Sam Claflin has from the set of The Hunger Games movies. Finnick Odair was introduced in Catching Fire, but the character ends up playing a big role in the two Mockingjay movies that came after that. The Daisy Jones and the Six actor also talked about recently reuniting with the director of those movies, Francis Lawrence, to watch his recent film, The Long Walk, which is an adaptation of Stephen King’s novel of the same name.

Claflin said he was “reminiscing” with the director about filming Hunger Games, and he was “trying” to get a cameo role in his next one, Sunrise on the Reaping, which is the latest book-to-screen adaptation from Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games universe. Sadly, Claflin’s character wouldn’t make sense in the 2026 release because his character isn’t alive yet. However, there’s been a lot of desire for the character to get his own prequel, and even Francis Lawrence has shared an interest in a Finnick movie should Collins write a story for him.

Claflin isn’t the only actor who’s recently talked about wanting to come back since Josh Hutcherson said just last week that it wouldn’t take “any convincing at all” for him to play Peeta again. Anyway, we can’t wait to hear from the new cast about what happened on the set of Sunrise on the Reaping soon (but hopefully it doesn't include Trident-related injuries). The movie comes out on November 20, 2026.

The superhero genre has been dominating pop culture for years now, and is showing no signs of slowing down. While the MCU and newly formed DCU are competing at the box office, the X-Men movies are in the rear view. Jennifer Lawrence starred as Mystique for four installments, which are all streaming with a Disney+ subscription. But it turns out that she's actually related to one of the original Avengers, and my mind is officially blown.

Fans who spent years watching the Marvel movies in order have a special love for its heroes, especially the original Avengers lineup. They'll likely be interested in the news Lawrence broke while promoting her new movie Die My Love with Robert Pattinson for MUBI. Because while talking with her co-star she revealed:

Do you hear that sound? It's Marvel fans' minds being collectively blown. The fact that Renner and Lawrence are not only related, but that they only found out recently is bonkers. And suddenly I want to see them appear in upcoming Marvel movies together. Bring on the familial crossovers!

While J Law didn't offer much context, I'm curious about exactly how she's related to Renner, as well as how they found out. Was this an 23 and me situation that connected the two celebs, or did they chat one day and find out this connection? I'm sure I'm not the only one with these questions.

While Renner was confirmed in the Avengers: Doomsday cast announcement, Jennifer Lawrence's tenure as Mystique has come to an end. Instead, we'll see OG actress Rebecca Romijn return to the role in The Russo Brothers' mysterious blockbuster. So while Hawkeye and Mystique could potentially share a scene, it unfortunately won't be the third cousins. Womp womp.

I have so many questions about Lawrence's relationship to the Hawkeye star, including specifically when hey figured out about being cousins. Was it before Renner's infamous snowplow incident that landed him in the hospital? And if so, what was her reaction to his extensive injuries? Seriously my mind is spinning out over them being related.

While comic book fans like me will likely think about the potential crossover of seeing Lawrence's Mystique come face to face with Renner's Hawkeye, it does seem unlikely. J Law suffered from skin rashes as a result of her character's extensive makeup, which is why we saw her in her non-blue form so often throughout her mutant movies. And with the MCU forming a new X-Men flick, it's not looking good for fans who want the Hunger Games star back in that role.

The X-Men movies are streaming on Disney+ and Renner will return to the MCU when Avengers: Doomsday hits theaters on December 18th of next year as part of the 2026 movie release list.

Jennifer Lawrence is back in the awards conversation with Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love, but she’s not pretending the rollout is all red carpets and roses. In a new cover story and joint chat with her 2025 movie release co-star, Robert Pattinson, the Oscar winner talks candidly about the part of the job that never gets easier: releasing something you love into a loud, unpredictable world, only for people to slam it. It's an experience, she says, “only adds to the dread.”

Ramsay's film—a book-to-screen adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s novel—sees the Silver Linings Playbook star play Grace, a new mother in psychological freefall, with Pattinson portraying her husband, Jackson. During an interview with V Magazine, Lawrence digs into everything from improvising on set and cutting dialogue on the fly to the realities of portraying postpartum turmoil. It’s a revealing window into her process and why even a film she believes in can make the months before release feel like walking a tightrope. She shared:

Jennifer Lawrence describes the creative cycle as falling in love with a script, building trust with a director, losing yourself in production and then the thud of handoff when the world gets a vote. That stress is amplified here by how personal Die My Love feels to her. Both Lawrence and Pattinson were both new parents while filming, and the former X-Men actress says she had to constantly separate her own instincts from Grace’s more volatile choices.

The 35-year-old Hollywood icon also talks about the gap between an insider’s confidence and the internet’s reality check—and how that disconnect can be baffling to the people closest to her. She continued:

Even for an A-lister, release season is a leap of faith. For her part, Jennifer Lawrence calls herself “blessed and lucky,” but the fear never really leaves. That’s the cost of choosing challenging material—and why Die My Love may hit so hard.

Lynne Ramsay’s approach raised the stakes. Lawrence prepped a four-page dialogue scene as her character North Star, only for Ramsay to cut the lines on the day and lean into behavior over talk—precisely the kind of risk that can make a performance electric and the post-production wait excruciating. Pattinson, meanwhile, credits his co-star with shaping a more balanced on-screen relationship than in the novel, giving Jackson added presence and empathy.

Whether audiences rally behind it or not, Jennifer Lawrence is showing she’ll risk vulnerability—and has the nerve to do it again. Die My Love is now playing in theaters, so check local listings for showtimes.

In regards to Hollywood set history, all sorts of subplots have gone on behind the actual film being made. Every corner of the industry has something, from SNL’s iconic Cowbell skit to the crazy antics on horror flicks. Thankfully, there are plenty of pleasant anecdotes to counteract the zanier ones. And Jennifer Lawrence recalling how she and co-star of Die My Love, Robert Pattinson talked about their growing families is one of the latest sweeter ones.

The pair chatted with V Magazine about the now released 2025 movie schedule thriller/comedy, parenthood and how they found a special common ground. With the Twilight star being essentially brand new to being a father, it’s essentially what the two conversed about. And they continued to talk about their kids when Pattinson wasn’t commuting back home. As Lawrence said:

Both stars have started their respective families within the past five years and bonded quickly over the newer chapter in their lives. Lawrence welcomed her first, Cy, in 2022 and just had her second earlier this year. Meanwhile Pattinson was preparing to become a dad just before filming started in 2024.

What a wonderful bond to have grown on such a starkly dark set that deals within the same world. If you haven’t seen the intense Die My Love trailer, the movie showcases a young couple’s relationship complexities after Grace (Lawrence) develops postpartum depression. It’s really kismet and lucky that the co-stars had something so bright to connect deeply over. That fact stands especially strong after Lawrence got candid about motherhood after the Cannes premiere.

In addition to the kiddo conversations being lovely and powerful anchors, I’m sure it helped Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson move past their first day on set awkwardness that included a dance lesson via their intimacy coordinator. I’m just so pleased for both of them having families, and talking about them while on set together, given the subject matter.

With that, the baby-forward chatter must’ve aided their performances because the buzz the title’s been receiving. The Hunger Games alum’s ‘unruly’ performance, for starters, has already garnered a lot of praise for her unpredictability and commitment. Pair that with Mubi, which distributed Coralie Fargeat's perfect body horror The Substance last year. But don’t forget Robert Pattinson’s been releasing hit after hit (and not even close to being done).

Mix it all together, and Die My Love is off to the races. Whenever I do brace myself to go see this, I know that I’ll be imagining Robert Pattinson returning to set after a weekend at home and filling Jennifer Lawrence in on all the fun the trio had. Mainly that's because I know that the loveliness behind the scenes will help me enjoy the dynamics onscreen more.

Jennifer Lawrence is no stranger to partaking in nudity for her films. She's truly committed to it and even went without a body double for material filmed in her 2023 film, No Hard Feelings. Lawrence’s 2025 movie release, Die My Love, even sees her nakedly dancing with co-star Robert Pattinson. Now, the Oscar winner is sharing why she’s not sensitive when it comes to nude scenes, and I give her a lot of credit for this.

The Hunger Games actress previously talked about being aware of the polarizing feelings audiences have about watching nude scenes. Lawrence, in her signature honest fashion, said she was “not bothered" by people who were bothered by nudity. For her latest film, the actress herself actually found it freeing to do those nude moments while she was actually pregnant. During a special screening for Die My Love (via Vulture), Lawrence shared more thoughts on the “freeing” nature of being naked on camera:

That’s a really interesting way of looking at it. With Lawrence's experience, it seems her pregnancy caused her to throw any unrealistic body expectations out the window, especially given the need for a healthy diet for herself and her baby. It's sweet that being pregnant gave the American Hustle actress a different outlook on nudity and encouraged her to lean into being her authentic self.

Jennifer Lawrence has certainly tackled nudity head on. Early on, she bore all for the spy thriller Red Sparrow. Since discovering how comfortable she was dropping trou for the 2018 flick, Lawerence has been open to doing so for other projects. She's definitely far from the only major celebrity to go fully nude, but someone could argue that these days, Lawrence is among the stars who's expressed the most willingness to do it.

Just like how Jennifer Lawrence was relaxed being naked in No Hard Feelings, it sounds like Die My Love was a similar experience. She continued to talk about really wanting to bare all in her true form without touch-ups:

Seriously, I just love Lawrence's candid takes so much. In my humble opinion, this represents true female empowerment, and I would hope that this sends a message a positivity to other ladies -- whether they're actresses or not.

Based on these comments, I'd say there's a firm chance Jennifer Lawrence would go nude for another film if absolutely necessary. The confidence she has is just staggering, and I really hope she holds onto this body-positive perspective. In the meantime, fans can watch the Golden Globe winner in Die My Love, which is now playing in theaters.

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson have a new project on the 2025 movie schedule together, and if you were really into The Hunger Games and Twilight in the 2010s, this is a huge deal. While JLaw is going out of her way to make sure people know it's not a “Katniss and Edward fanfic”, of course, both franchises are coming up on their press tour. So, when they did a lie detector test together, a lot of funny moments ensued.

The pair of actors’ new movie is called Die My Love, and it’s been receiving high praise, particularly for Jennifer Lawrence’s “unruly presence”. But obviously, the elephant in the room between the dynamic duo is that they were the faces of two huge YA movie franchises. Here’s what happened when JLaw asked about more Twilight movies while her co-star was hooked up to a lie detector for Vanity Fair:

• Jennifer Lawrence: "If [the Safdie Brothers] were gonna direct a new Twilight, would you do it?"
• Robert Pattinson: "Oh, for sure."
• Jennifer Lawrence: "I don’t think you should, but OK."
• Robert Pattinson: "It’d be great. I like taking jobs off younger actors. I do. I want to play 17 Again. There’s a movie. Zac’s movie, 17 Again. I want to do 17 Again every year."

While Robert Pattinson was in the hot seat, Lawrence read off questions from the outlet along with some of her own. Just before this, she asked if he’d work with the Safdies after starring in their movie, Good Time. Then she asked about Twilight, which he was open to. It should be noted how unserious this interview was between Lawrence and Pattinson, and both actors were clearly goofing around while answering questions.

The Twilight movies returned to theaters last week in celebration of the book series’ 20th anniversary. There aren’t any more books to adapt from the novels, but there is reportedly an animated series coming to Netflix that's based on Midnight Sun. It’s not clear if Pattinson would only return to Twilight if the Safdies were behind it, but hearing his jokey reasoning for why he would come back is just purely hilarious. Here’s another funny bit from the interview:

• Jennifer Lawrence: "I did think it was insane when you cold FaceTimed me, and I was like 'It’s crazy to cold FaceTime somebody,' and you were like ‘No, it’s Gen Z.’"
• Robert Pattinson: "As in, I'm Gen Z."
• Jennifer Lawrence: "You’re not Gen Z, you’re a millennial. How old are you? I believe that you believe that you’re Gen Z."
• Robert Pattinson: "I am Gen Z."
• Jennifer Lawrence: "What year were you born?"
• Robert Pattinson: "It doesn’t matter."

A lot of funny shenanigans went on during this interview. Robert Pattinson also seemingly learned for the first time that Jennifer Lawrence auditioned for Twilight, and doesn’t regret not starring in the movie. He also asked her if she thought The Hunger Games was better than Twilight, and she said “no” without any detection of a lie. Check out the full thing here:

These two are just so funny together. They apparently have become friends since starring in Die My Love together, and it shows. Die My Love is now playing in theaters.

Many fans of the Hunger Games and Twilight franchises are excited that Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson are starring together in a movie that just hit the 2025 movie calendar. However, before anyone starts expecting Katniss Everdeen and Edward Cullen fanfic, perhaps you should take a look at what critics are saying about Die My Love, because Lynne Ramsay’s newest project tackles some heavy material.

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson star in Die My Love as Grace and Jackson, who move from New York City to rural Montana and have a baby. Grace begins to struggle with loneliness and postpartum depression, leading to what looks like some intense and disturbing moments in the trailer. According to Sheila O’Malley of RogerEbert.com, Lynne Ramsay has created an “unrelenting fever dream” for us to experience what Lawrence’s character is going through. The critic rates the movie 3.5 out of 4 stars, writing:

Iana Murray of Empire gives Die My Love — a book-to-screen adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s 2012 novel — 4 stars out of 5, saying it reaffirms Lynne Ramsay as one of our foremost observers of humanity. The film exudes a “feral energy,” Murray writes, elevated by Jennifer Lawrence’s no-holds-barred performance. The critic says:

Alissa Wilkinson of the New York Times warns that Die My Love is polarizing and some will find it infuriating. This critic, however, loves it (moreso, even, on repeat viewings) and calls it “career-defining” for Jennifer Lawrence. To see an actor take such a big swing and connect, Wilkinson writes, is the reason she goes to the movies. She continues:

Peter Travers of The Travers Take rates it 3 out of 4 stars, noting that while Lynne Ramsay lives to push boundaries, this one may push audiences too far. Still, despite the angst and the noise, Travers says this is a movie that needs to be seen, as Jennifer Lawrence takes huge risks and achieves “hallucinatory brilliance.” In other words:

Not everybody is going to be on board with Die My Love, and NPR’s Aisha Harris falls in that category. She praises Jennifer Lawrence and Sissy Spacek — who other critics also complimented — but feels the movie doesn’t give the audience enough to hold onto and that other films have handled similar topics more successfully. In Harris’ words:

This movie definitely sounds intense, and more than one critic mentions 2017’s Mother! in describing how Jennifer Lawrence’s character is driven to psychosis. For being what critics described as “polarizing,” and not easy or fun, Die My Love is getting a mostly positive response from critics, earning a Certified Fresh score of 77% on Rotten Tomatoes.

If this nightmare is one you want to climb into, Die My Love is in theaters now, as of Friday, November 7.

Take a look at the careers of Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson, and you see two very accomplished performers who have put forth some truly remarkable performances over the last few years. However, for many, Lawrence will always be The Hunger Games' Katniss Everdeen, and Robert Pattinson will always be Twilight’s Edward Cullen. This has put those fans in a very odd place now that the two are in a movie together for the first time.

How Fans Feel About Jennifer Lawrence And Robert Pattinson Making a Movie Together

The new project on the 2025 movie schedule, Die My Love, stars Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson as a married couple, and while the film appears to be anything but romantic, following a woman dealing with a mental health crisis, that hasn’t stopped a lot of fans from geeking out more than a little over the fact that the movie stars “Katniss and Edward.” Comments on social media include…

• resisting the urge to say KATNISS EVERDEEN AND EDWARD CULLEN CROSSOVER every time i see them promoting this movie - @katnissballad
• Fuck it close enough, welcome back 2014 tumblr - @2ndsofSnow
• katniss would hate edward - @lemonvampcat
• seeing them together is crazy to me it feels quite like a dream like wdym im seeing edward cullen and katniss everdeen together - @cuntwexlerr

Both The Hunger Games and the Twilight movies were massive hits from the same era that were very much geared toward the same audience. So, it’s not exactly a shock to see the people who were in their audience having a good time over the news that two actors they grew up loving are finally working together.

Why Jennifer Lawrence Is Worried About Fans Going To See Die My Love

However, Jennifer Lawrence appears to perhaps be genuinely concerned with the possibility that people might go see Die My Love thinking they’re going to see “fanfic.” In an appearance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, Lawrence said she’s actually nervous that people might see the movie with that in mind, because they really won’t be happy. She said…

I’m sure the volume of actual Katniss and Edward fanfic online is even bigger than I think, but this movie almost certainly isn’t in line with any of it. Based on the Die My Love trailer alone, the movie is going to be quite the emotional rough road as the characters played by Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson are going through a very difficult period in their relationship.

Die My Love may not be a romantic film, but it still looks like it could be a great one. Its release at this time of year is almost certainly because it’s believed the movie could be part of the awards conversation. Lawrence is already an Oscar winner, and while Robert Pattinson has put forth some stellar performances of late, he has yet to receive that level of nomination. Katniss and Edward may not be in love, but one or both of them could win some awards next year.

I thought Seth Rogen's upcoming Disney+ special celebrating The Muppet Show's 50th anniversary would be the most glorious Muppet-related news to come out of 2025, but that's somehow NOT the case. (It's still super freaking exciting, though.) Rather, that distinction belongs to a new Miss Piggy project that was revealed by current It Entertainer Jennifer Lawrence.

I already can't wait for Lawrence and Robert Pattinson's upcoming psychological drama Die My Love, whose trailer had me feeling uncomfortably on edge for a while after watching. But this new project sounds like it'll bring about the exact opposite feelings, as she'll be teaming with two all-stars on a standalone movie devoted entirely to the living legend herself, Miss Piggy.

Here's how Lawrence dropped the huge news during a guest spot on Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers' podcast Las Culturistas:

The "Cole" that Jennifer Lawrence refers to is the almighty Cole Escola, who ascended to the upper echelon upon earning a Tony Award and myriad other honors for writing and starring in the initially off-Broadway play Oh Mary!, a comedic take on the life of famed first lady Mary Todd Lincoln. In full costume, Escola even got to pre-tape a full category of related clues for Jeopardy! last season, and it was fabulous.

Escola has been putting their comedic brand on everything for years now, with breakout live-action roles in Difficult People, At Home with Amy Sedaris and Search Party. On the animated side, their voice has been utilized for The Simpsons, Big Mouth and Human Resources, Digman!, What We Do in the Shadows and many more shows.

Jennifer Lawrence and Cole Escola would be a glorious enough tag team all on their own, but adding Emma Stone into the mix somehow takes it up another notch. The actress, who's currently wowing audiences with her work in Yorgos Lanthismos' conspiratorial thriller Bugonia, previously worked with Seth Rogen in her feature debut Superbad, so there's even connective tissue between this Miss Piggy project and the TV special. (Stone is also an EP on the HBO comedy series Fantasmas, and appeared with Escola for a guest appearance as faux reality TV stars.

Speaking of guest stars, the number of amazing celebs who could appear in a Miss Piggy movie is all but endless, and I can envision everyone from Taylor Swift to Donatella Versace to Meghan Markle popping up, but the aforementioned Amy Sedaris also sounds heavenly. I guess I'll wait until this project is off the ground before writing to my local CongressMuppet.

It's not likely that this project will get put together quickly enough to premiere alongside other 2026 movie releases, but I'd be inclined to wait patiently for this one until the point when pigs are vetted as astronauts. (Because Pigs in Space.) Now what about all the other Muppets who deserve more attention?

Jennifer Lawrence has done the awards circuit, the franchise grind, the indie comeback, and the press tour rollercoaster. She’s won an Oscar, led two billion-dollar film series, and even crawled through bushes while pregnant for her latest role. But after nearly two decades in the industry, she’s also familiar with a less glamorous Hollywood tradition: the flop. So how does she handle it when a movie doesn’t do business? Well, she has two memorable words for it.

The star of the upcoming Die, My Love recently sat down with IndieWire to discuss her 2025 movie release, a collaboration with Robert Pattinson and director Lynne Ramsay that’s already earning her Oscar buzz. But amid all the prestige talk, Lawrence got candid about something a little less shiny, and that’s how it feels when one of her movies crashes and burns. Her answer is classic J Law:

The Hunger Games series veteran star didn’t sugarcoat the emotional toll a flop can have on her. She then explained that a box-office failure cuts deeper than most people realize. She continued:

That is a vivid visual that is hard to shake. The American Hustle actress explained that even before the reviews drop or the box office numbers hit, the dread creeps in. Despite her track record, each release still feels like handing over something deeply personal and watching it get torn apart. It’s a vulnerability she’s learned to live with, but not necessarily one she enjoys.

And yet, the Oscar winner still swings for the fences. Her most recent leap is Die, My Love, an intense, impressionistic psychological drama that's a book-to-screen adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s novel. Produced by Lawrence’s company, Excellent Cadaver, the film follows a mother unraveling in the grip of postpartum psychosis. The Winter’s Bone star shot the movie while four months pregnant, a fact she says actually helped her tap into the animalistic instincts of the role.

Still, the former X-Men performer's approach to acting is far from the tortured-artist method. She said she had fun on set, loved collaborating with Ramsay, and even joked about co-star (who she fed trash food) Pattinson’s tendency to over-prepare. He’d spend weeks obsessing over a scene, while she’d learn her lines on the day, only to then nail it in two takes.

It’s that sharp, self-aware blend of humor and grit that’s kept Lawrence a fan favorite, even when a project doesn’t hit. And while she may be bracing for hyenas every time a film drops, she also seems oddly at peace with the risks.

The truth is, while Jennifer Lawrence has had a few box-office stumbles (Passengers and X-Men: Dark Phoenix come to mind), her filmography is packed with hits that have performed incredibly well. With Die, My Love set to hit theaters on November 7, 2025, here’s hoping her latest delivers the same success.

Jennifer Lawrence may have served up one of the most bizarre celebrity dinner stories of the year, but it turns out Robert Pattinson isn’t mad about being her most unexpected guest. While promoting their 2025 movie release, the psychological drama Die, My Love, the Harry Potter alum was asked to weigh in on the now-viral “trash food” story that The Hunger Games veteran actress shared on The Graham Norton Show. His response? Classic Pattinson.

The two were on the red carpet for the premiere of Die, My Love when Pattinson was approached by Entertainment Tonight, who brought up Lawrence’s infamous tale of serving him food from her garbage can. He hilariously responded:

Perfect, odd, and on-brand response from the Micky 17 star. No notes.

If you missed the original story, Lawrence recounted how the Tenet actor dropped by unexpectedly during a pajama-clad girls’ night. The actress panicked when he asked for food, realized she didn’t have any left, and—while he was in the bathroom—retrieved scraps from the trash. When he asked for seconds, she admitted the only food left was also in the trash. “I don’t mind,” he reportedly said, pulling it out himself.

This whole dinner party trash story is exactly the kind of deranged-yet-endearing story only these two could pull off—and it’s adding unexpected levity to an otherwise haunting press cycle. Die, My Love is far from light fare. The release follows the former teen icons starring together as the married couple, Grace and Jackson. The Mother! star’s character descends into postpartum psychosis while Pattinson plays her increasingly fractured partner. The pair have already made headlines for the film’s naked tiger-inspired dance scene, and Lawrence has been refreshingly candid about the physical and emotional toll of shooting it.

Still, off-screen, the pair are clearly enjoying each other’s company. The Longdon-born performer told ET that he was surprised at how easy it was to work with Lawrence. He said of working with her:

She’s not just an Oscar‑winning actress — she’s apparently such a talented cook that even her trash passes for a plated meal. The Twilight Saga actor couldn’t tell the difference, which may be the most unhinged of compliments his costar has surely ever received.

And the admiration goes both ways. In a previous interview, Lawrence joked about their friendship and dynamic, saying:

And as for the trash meal? Some fans (hi, I’m “some fans”) have already dubbed him “Trash Pattinson,” a nickname I’m all too happy to keep alive. Whether or not it becomes part of the film’s official promo push remains to be seen, but let’s just say there’s something oddly on-brand about the star of The Batman eating scraps and calling it gourmet.

Now, with Die, My Love set to hit theaters on November 7, fans can expect more offbeat chemistry from the duo—on screen and off. And if dinner plans are involved, maybe just check the trash first.

As one of Hollywood’s most bankable actresses, Jennifer Lawrence is well aware of how many people show up to see her big-screen performances, and it’s likely not a number that would bring comfort to anyone who gets nervous about being watched by others. Especially when it comes to nudity. But while the average person might balk at baring it all for widespread audiences, the Hunger Games franchise vet doesn’t think it’s that much of a big deal.

Having previously gone nude for body-painting purposes in X-Men: First Class as Mystique, as well as bypassing body-double usage for No Hard Feelings’ nude scenes, JLaw is fairly seasoned when it comes to acting in her birthday suit, seemingly more so when it comes to scenes that don’t even involve sex. In an interview with The New York Times about her upcoming movie opposite Robert Pattinson, the dark relationship dramedy Die My Love, Lawrence was asked about the film’s use of “unvarnished nudity,” and what her take is on the country’s polarized feelings about getting naked for audiences. As she put it:

That's right. On top of taking on the complicated and troubling role of Die My Love's Grace, Jennifer Lawrence was pregnant with her second child at the time, which would seemingly cause her even more hesitation about having her full body on display. But that's just not how the actress' brain works, and it was just a matter of not feeling self-conscious at all. It's an inspirational take if one chooses to see it that way.

In any case, her view is perfectly logical, in that anyone who gets uncomfortable by seeing actors' bodies can always fast-forward through nudity to get to the next fully clothed sequence. (Not so much for theatrical screenings, but that's what bathroom breaks are good for.)

Lawrence said that because of the pregnancy, she wasn't really able to do anything that she would have if she was planning nude scenes for a different movie. As she explained:

I think that's definitely the ideal way to live: accepting that one's situation can't be changed, and leaning into it anyway instead of stepping back in shame or some other esteem-lacking behavior. We've only got the one body, so it's better to go all out than to hold back and regret it later.

JLaw previously addressed her nude dancing in Die My Love with Robert Pattinson, but it remains to be seen just how salacious that and other scenes will be. I mean, she also talked previously about jumping right into a sex scene on the first day of filming. Lawrence also appeared to be walking around nude in the film's first trailer, and it seems like there's more than enough privacy out in the woods for the couple to just walk around nude all the time without prying eyes involved.

As someone who can impress in a dress just as much as when she's not in one, Jennifer Lawrence is totally a national treasure, and I cannot wait to see her and Pattinson's increasingly strained relationship when Die My Love hits theaters on November 7.

Jennifer Lawrence had the career trajectory that many aspiring actresses would kill to have. While she started as a TV supporting character on The Bill Engvall Show, Lawrence became A-list material when she starred in Winter's Bone, The Hunger Games movies and of course, Silver Linings Playbook (the film that won her an Oscar). However, around that same time claims were made that the 85th Academy Award honoree's fall before her speech was “fake." Now, Lawrence is clearing the air about all of that.

Interestingly, Lawrence was in the position to receive that Oscar in the first place because she convinced David O. Russell she was perfect for Silver Linings Playbook by imitating the spider she killed during their Zoom meeting. I'm not sure if anyone could've predicted the backlash she'd face for her eventual award speech. During an interview with The New York Times, Lawrence explained that at that time, she had a public persona that she doesn’t carry with her now at 35:

It’s understandable to feel a tad embarrassed at your younger self. Many people go through that, as they may feel they would handle certain situations differently as grown adults compared to when they were younger. Ultimately, people live and learn.

When it comes to Jennifer Lawrence, though, there are still plenty of fans who have no complaints about the humor and honesty she’d exude in her old interviews. Those soundbites honestly gave the public a glimpse of her amiable, down-to-earth personality.

When Jennifer Lawrence was getting Oscar recognition, she did have some clumsy moments. She continued to talk about how she fell not once, but twice at two consecutive Oscars, with fears people would think she’s faking:

While Lawrence may be a very convincing actress, it doesn’t mean that she would fake a fall. After the American Hustle star tripped while walking up the stairs to receive her Best Actress trophy, she hilariously said in her speech that everyone in the crowd was standing up for her because of her little slip-and-fall. Then, as coincidence had it, she tripped the next year on the Oscars red carpet when she walked in the path of an orange cone.

After Lawrence lost her footing two years in a row, her assumptions were correct that people would think her stumbles were all an act. However, the Causeway actress said those rumors couldn’t be further from the truth:

It honestly seems somewhat wild to assume the starlet would fall on purpose to keep up a persona. Personally, I could see more than a few people tripping on their way up that stage due to nerves or another reason. I know I would be worried if I had to wear heels and attempt climbing up the stairs in them.

And don’t think the talented actress doesn’t feel strongly about those who say her falls were “fake.” In fact, Lawrence said in 2020 that the accusations hit a nerve when CNN’s Anderson Cooper said three days after the Oscars that the Joy actress “faked the fall.” But she confronted him at a Christmas party, telling him her fall actually came from having to walk up the stairs in a ball gown. He sent her apologies, and the two ended up being on good terms after.

Jennifer Lawrence may play convincing roles in movies, but the falls she took during real-life Oscar events were very real by the sound of it. However, we have to give the award-winning actress props for handling these awkward moments with humor and grace. Continue to see the mega-talented star's work by way of her her 2025 movie release, Die My Love, which opens in theaters on November 7th.

Jennifer Lawrence has been in a slew of movies and franchises that have captivated fans. She’s part of the Hunger Games cast. She famously donned the blue Mystique makeup for X-Men. She recently bared all for the R-rated romp No Hard Feelings. She' even landed Oscar nominations and critical acclaim for Winter’s Bone, Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle, and Joy. You know who is not impressed about any of this? Her nephew.

Lawrence recounted the hilarious story during a stint on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon when Bear was only 4-years-old. It's all love for her adorable nephew Bear, but she said that when she would tell him as a young Tyke she played Mystique, his response was less-than-optimal.

I've always found Jennifer Lawrence to be a very funny actress, and this story highlights how she can craft a narrative that's part adorable and part bringing out her most eye-roll-inducing self. It does seem as if there were some lingering hurt feelings due to Bear's nonchalance, and during the episode of The Tonight Show we got to see this became a regular occurrence in the relationship between the actress and her nephew.

Take a look at the clip, which has been running around again on Instagram, below.

Poor thing, Lawrence literally had to pee in a funnel to make that character happen, and she got no respect for it from her nephew whatsoever. Tough.

Honestly, Bear was a frequent topic of conversation when Jennifer Lawrence was also shooting the Hunger Games. He's actually in the infamous ending scene in Mockingjay -Part 2 in which Peeta and Katniss get a "happy" ending (of sorts). Bear apparently bonded with Josh Hutcherson while filming and the shoot went pretty well.

Yet, Lawrence admitted her nephew hit a wall afterward when he found out he was visiting Aunt, and was concerned she was going to put him to work again.

Mockingjay-Part 2 came out a whopping 10 years ago -- I know, even Hutcherson could hardly believe it -- so I assume Bear is no longer going on about disbelieving his Aunt threw on some blue paint for a series of extremely popular Marvel movies. Still, this story stands the test of time, and I bet comes up at the family holiday dinner table from time to time. Poor kid.

Director David O. Russell has stirred up plenty of controversy during his career relating to his behavior on set and relationships with his actors, but one collaborator with whom he really seems to click is Jennifer Lawrence. The actress had her big breakout in 2010 starring in Debra Granik's Winter's Bone, but some of her best work since has been in Russell's movies – resulting in three Oscar nominations and one win. The success is undeniable, and it apparently the relationship was kick started by a dead spider.

The New Yorker has published a Jennifer Lawrence profile in advance of her new film Die My Love arriving in theaters (her first project since the 2023 comedy No Hard Feelings), and one story included in the piece is about her audition for the film Silver Linings Playbook – the first movie that saw the actress and Russell working together. The filmmaker remembers that they met virtually instead of in person, and he recalls her both selling her own personality and her capacity to play the character simultaneously. Said the writer/director,

Recalling Jennifer Lawrence's performance in Silver Linings Playbook, one can understand why this arachnid mimicry successfully sold David O. Russell on her capacity to play the female lead. The character, Tiffany Maxwell, is a bit of a manic weirdo, and one can properly sell that energy while pretending to be a dying spider with curled up legs.

In the profile, Jennifer Lawrence says that she essentially let her self be "wet clay" in David O. Russell's hands, and it's hard to argue with the results. Silver Linings Playbook ended up being nominated for eight Oscars in 2013, and Lawrence ended up taking home the Academy Award for "Actress in a Leading Role." Since then, they have worked together two more times – in American Hustle and Joy – and both turns earned the star attention from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

It has now been a decade since Jennifer Lawrence and David O. Russell teamed up, but she has been working with plenty of other exciting collaborators. The aforementioned Die My Love is directed by Lynne Ramsay, and it has been earning acclaim following its festival premieres throughout the year (it will be heading to theaters on November 7). She is also now attached to star in the new thriller from the legendary Martin Scorsese, as What Happens At Night – co-starring Leonardo DiCaprio – is now in pre-production.

In Hollywood, a lot of stars – whether they mean to or not – develop specific public personas, and that was certainly the case for Jennifer Lawrence early in her career. The witty Kentucky native quickly became known for her grounded and direct personality. However, her persona eventually took on a life of its own – and not in a good way. Lawrence recently looked back at her past public image, which she now finds “embarrassing” and even believes Ariana Grande correctly emulated on Saturday Night Live.

Some might say there was something of a “gee whiz” quality to Jennifer Lawrence when she first emerged as a star. As described in The New Yorker’s lengthy feature on “J-Law,” the actress used to exemplify a looser, “kick of your shoes” sort of demeanor when in public. The interviewer mentioned to Lawrence (who was promoting her 2025 movie release, Die My Love) that she’d been looking back at some of her vintage interviews, and the reveal of that information garnered a visceral reaction from the actress:

Fame appears to be a very “unique” kind of experience, and it seems people cope with it in a variety of ways. It would seem that the Silver Linings Playbook star’s way of handling it all was to shield herself by being her authentic self. Unfortunately, that eventually backfired because, as noted by The New Yorker, people eventually began to accuse Lawrence of being disingenuous. Still, that wasn’t her intention:

Jennifer Lawrence previously admitted to feeling a loss of control around that time, especially after the first Hunger Games movie was released. The actress said she was “pissed” at that time in her life due to working so much and conducting so much press. At this point, Lawrence can understand the critiques she received and even gave Ariana Grande props for that impression she performed years ago:

Back in 2016, the “7 Rings” performer portrayed Lawrence as part of a Celebrity Family Feud sketch. Grande’s known as a skilled impressionist, but her take on Lawrence’s younger self is so perfect it’s a bit scary. Take a look at the sketch:

Times certainly have changed, though, as fame isn’t the same for Jennifer Lawrence, especially since she’s now a married woman and a mother of two. On that note, Lawrence previously explained that she can now move through the world a bit differently as “interest has lessened” in her personal life. All in all, she’s become a seasoned and confident star and human being.

Make no mistake, though, Lawrence is still funny and honest about her feelings on a given topic. It’s that directness and occasional haphazard nature that compelled her to ask co-star Robert Pattinson about Donald Trump’s tweets about his breakup with Kristen Stewart in 2012. Lawrence’s quirky personality is arguably what also prompted her to feed Pattinson food from her trash can. In short, while she may no longer be the woman Ariana Grande lampooned, parts of that past persona remain, and there’s nothing wrong with that.

Check out Jennifer Lawrence’s Die My Love on November 7.

Jennifer Lawrence has always loved the tea, and that’s one of the things that fans love about her. She’s famously a Real Housewives fan and has gotten close with the Kardashians because of her love of their shows. Lawrence apparently took her dishy curiosity to a new level when she recently worked with Robert Pattinson, though. That's because the Oscar winner admitted to asking her co-star about Donald Trump tweeting about his 2012 breakup with Kristen Stewart.

The Hunger Games icon recently appeared on The Graham Norton Show, where she chatted about her new film with the former Twilight star, Die My Love. When asked if she and her scene-partner bonded over their shared history of being successful franchise actors, Lawrence revealed they didn’t really talk about it. However, she did confirm she asked him about the now-infamous tweets from the current President of the United States about his then-breakup. As seen in a video shared to the BBC's TikTok, Norton said:

For context, back in the early 2010s, co-stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart were in a relationship (which still draws interest today) during production on the Twilight films. This all seemed to go sideways when photos of Stewart kissing Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders hit the tabloids.

This was a huge story at the time, and pop culture aficionados were riveted -- and that included Donald Trump, who tweeted not once, not twice, but eleven times about the cheating scandal. Amid his appeal, Trump urged Pattinson to end things with Stewart. The whole situation was garnered considerable buzz, and the optics are now even more interesting, given Trump's current position as Commander and Chief.

All of that aside, I love that Lawrence asked Pattinson about it, and I’d honestly be curious to know how he responded, considering Pattinson is famously very private about his personal life. However, the Silver Linings Playbook star never been afraid of asking personal questions, and even once asked Kim Kardashian while guest hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live! who her craziest ex was. Lawrence as historically always been open herself and seems like a fun, comfortable person to talk to (and maybe even share some gossip with). Of course, whether or not Pattinson was willing to be open about the cheating situation is unknown to the general public.

On the whole, this is a wild piece of pop culture history, especially considering how strangely invested President Trump was. Still, it’s kind of hard NOT to ask about it, so I probably would have done the same thing as Jennifer Lawrence. Kristen Stewart has addressed it over the years, and joked about it in her 2017 SNL monologue, so it would appear it’s not still a sensitive subject.

The Trump/social media situation aside, it seems Lawrence and Pattinson had a blast working together, whether it was Pattinson joining a gals-hang out, or reheating old tea. I can totally see these two having great chemistry, and I can’t wait to see it play out on the big screen.

See Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson in Die My Love when it is theatrically released on November 7th. Fans feeling nostalgic over this moment in pop culture history being brought back into the light can also revisit Pattinson and his former flame in the Twilight movies, which are now streaming with a Hulu subscription.

The superhero genre continues to be wildly popular, thanks to various cinematic universes that are in play. Those with a Disney+ subscription are treated to the Marvel movies in order, as well as the X-Men franchise. Those properties feature Tessa Thompson and Jennifer Lawrence respectively, and the two acclaimed actresses recently bonded over having to pee into a funnel for their comic book roles.

Jennifer Lawrence famously played Mystique in four X-Men movies, starting with First Class and ending with her surprise death in Dark Phoenix. Thompson is still playing Valkyrie in the MCU, most recently popping up for a cameo in The Marvels. The pair of actresses recently appeared together on The Graham Norton Show, where they traded stories about not being able to use the bathroom in their superhero suits. Lawrence started, saying:

This seems to be a common issue with superhero actors, dating back years. Christian Bale famously told Ben Affleck to make sure he could pee in his Batman suit when taking on the role for Zack Snyder. So it's not even something exclusive to women in the genre.

Tessa Thompson immediately related to the Silver Linings Playbook actress, revealing she had the same issue when suiting up as Valkyrie. She also originally couldn't use the restroom when filming in the Thor franchise, revealing:

Putting in a zipper for actors to comfortable use the restroom seems like a no brainer, especially considering how long superhero movies shoot for. Alas, that doesn't seem to be a priority for designers out there, who are trying to make actors look as cool as possible. But there was a solution that these two women were given: a funnel. As J Law put it:

Well, that's certainly one way of getting around the issue. But while men are used to standing to urinate, this is a wild request for Lawrence and Thompson. The latter actress confirmed she was also met with this potential solution, but couldn't bring herself to actually doing it. As she told it:

Honestly, can you blame her? On top of being a strange way to relieve herself, the stakes feel high when keeping on her Valkyrie costume to pee. She can't exactly aim, and having to wear a costume covered in urine sounds like it would be pretty miserable. Although now I wonder exactly what happened for Thompson, who couldn't bring herself to use the funnel.

While Jennifer Lawrence tenure as Mystique has come to an end, fans still expect Tessa Thompson to appear in upcoming Marvel movies. She wasn't included in the Doomsday cast announcement, so it's unclear when she'll pop back up.

Jennifer Lawrence and Tessa Thompson's tenures in their comic book roles are both streaming now on Disney+. Although now I'm not going to be able to look at them without thinking of their bathroom woes.

There are only two movies that I would consider “perfect,” and those two movies are Marty, which I've already written about, and Silver Linings Playbook.

That said, while I quite recently gushed over Marty, it's been a while since I gushed over Silver Linings Playbook, and I think I should again since I consider it one of the best romantic comedies of all time. However, while I could talk all day about the screenplay, acting, and directing, the thing that I want to focus on today is the insightful representation of bipolar disorder.

Because at the heart of this film is people struggling (and in many ways, succeeding) against a variety of disorders, which I’ll get into later. But first, let’s talk about Bradley Cooper’s character, Pat Solitano. Because guess what…

I KNOW People Like Pat

I don’t have bipolar disorder, so I can only imagine the high highs, and the low lows. But, I do know people who have been diagnosed with it, and I think this film does a good job of capturing what it might feel like.

Pat, you see, has just recently left a mental health facility since he violently attacked his ex-wife’s lover months prior. He’s taken in by his parents, one of whom (Pat Sr., played by Robert De Niro) likely has OCD, given his intense fixation on the Philadelphia Eagles. In that way, Silver Linings Playbook is not only about bipolar disorder, but also about living with mental illness in general.

But, back to Pat. Over the years, I’ve known friends who could be amped up beyond belief (Sometimes to the extent that it’s been difficult to hang out with them since I couldn’t match their energy level), only to disappear for months. When I would actually be a good friend and check in on them, some have told me that they “just didn’t have the energy” to see anybody for a while.

I didn’t understand this at first, but two brave friends actually told me that they were bipolar, and how they dealt with it. In retrospect, I see some of Pat’s tendencies in my friends (especially when it comes to taking medication), and even though I don’t know how accurate the film is, I do appreciate that it makes a solid effort to understand.

I Think The Film Also Does A Great Job Of Showing How Debilitating Bipolar Disorder Can Be

As I mentioned earlier, I don’t have bipolar disorder, but I have suffered from panic attacks, so I at least understand the feeling of having no control with a heart that won't stop racing. Pat is a man who’s suffering, but he’s trying to see the good in everything (Hence the title). That said, it’s hard, and his bipolar disorder isn’t helping.

His therapist, Cliff Patel (Anupam Kher) is trying to get him to stay on his medication, but Pat doesn’t want to because he doesn’t feel the same when he’s on it, which is something I’ve heard people say with all kinds of disorders and disabilities, including ADHD. But, the thing is, Pat thinks he can live with his disorder if he just tries his hardest, which is not necessarily how it works, especially when there are brain chemicals involved.

So, Pat continues to struggle, which I think is very realistic. When he hits bouts of depression, he seems to think that it just relates to missing his ex-wife, when there’s actually much more going on in his brain. For instance, when he has one of his manic episodes, it seems like he thinks it’s just because of something he read, but there’s actually so much more going on within him, and he’s struggling to reconcile that.

Which is why I think this movie succeeds, since it shows a man who has a hard time admitting to himself that his mood shifts aren’t necessarily his fault, and that feels very real.

The Movie Doesn't Shy Away From How Parents Might Deal With Children With Bipolar Disorder

A lot of people associate Robert De Niro with Martin Scorsese, and for good reason. However, whenever anybody says that Robert De Niro only acts a single way, I always ask, “But have you seen him in Silver Linings Playbook?”

Because De Niro doesn't play a tough guy in SLP. Instead, he plays a concerned father (and one who is absolutely obsessed with the Philadelphia Eagles). In truth, Pat is likely correct when he diagnoses his father with having OCD tendencies, but at the same time, the father has his own child to worry about in the story. As does his poor mother (Jacki Weaver), who has to deal with her son's issues, as well as her husband's.

That said, I think the film does a great job of showing how parents might deal with an adult son with bipolar disorder, as they do it with gentle care. They might be frustrated with Pat, but they try their best not to show it. And, that's because they’re not sure how he might react since they're aware that they're dealing with somebody who himself might not know where his emotions might take him.

The film doesn't shy away from the kind of struggles that parents might go through with bipolar children. But, that's not all…

The Film Also Doesn't Shy Away From What It Might Be Like To Be In A Relationship With Someone Who Has Bipolar Disorder

While it wasn’t on our list of movies that were as good (or better) than the book, I would like to add Silver Linings Playbook to that list, since I read Matthew Quick’s excellent novel, and I do think it's “as good” as the film. In the novel, Tiffany (played by Jennifer Lawrence), is actually about Pat’s age, though still a widow. This kind of changes the way that their relationship is presented in the book and in the film.

That said, what is similar is that Tiffany also seems to be suffering from a disorder in both the novel and the film, and I’ve read that it could possibly be borderline personality disorder. This is important, since the film shows what it might be like to be in a relationship with somebody who has a disorder.

Pat's ex-wife, Nikki, left Pat due to having to deal with his mood swings (and his violence against her lover), and while Nikki is made out to be “the bad guy” due to the fact that we like Pat, you kind of get how draining it must have been living with Pat, which again feels very real.

At the end of the film, Pat finds love with Tiffany, and we feel good about it, but we don't get to see what effect their personal disorders might have on each other long-term, but we're rooting for them all the same.

Overall, It's A Brilliant Movie With A Protagonist We Don't Often See In Modern Movies

Is Silver Linings Playbook a sports movie? In a sense, I guess it is given how big a role the Eagles play in the film. Is it a romantic comedy? Well, yeah, of course. It’s both funny and romantic at times. Is it a drama? Definitely, as it also gets very dramatic.

The point I'm making though is that SLP is many things. But, what I like most about it is the protagonist, Pat, as we don't see characters like him often. In fact, we don't see unvarnished movies about living with disorders often, either.

Which is why I still find myself thinking about (and watching) SLP all these years later. Like I said, I think it's “perfect,” and I don't use that word lightly.

But, what do you think? Do you also love Silver Linings Playbook? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Jennifer Lawrence is known for telling it like it is, and sometimes, sharing a bit too much. But, even by her standards, her latest story seemed to stun everyone. The Oscar winner recounted a cozy “girls’ night” that took a surprising turn when Robert Pattinson, who appears with her in the upcoming book-to-screen adaptation Die My Love, dropped by, and she wound up serving him food straight out of her trash can. Yes, really. And of course, he ate it.

During her Oct. 17 appearance on The Graham Norton Show, later posted to the show’s official YouTube channel, Lawrence shared the hilariously unglamorous story. What started as a laid-back December hangout with her girlfriends quickly turned into an impromptu (and slightly horrifying) dinner party gone wrong. Lawrence began by explaining the kind of dynamic she has with Pattinson:

So, when The Batman star arrived hungry, the X-Men alum did what any Oscar-winning actress would do — she panicked. Lawrence continued:

Her friends might have been horrified, but the Twilight icon wasn’t even phased. Apparently, the trash dinner was so good that the English A-lister is now deep into method acting, with his latest role being that of a raccoon. Trash pandas, meet trash Pattinson.

Lawrence and Pattinson's Die, My Love is a psychological drama that follows a couple whose relationship unravels when the American Hustle actress' character, Grace, descends into postpartum psychosis. The film’s trailer teases plenty of disturbing and emotionally charged moments. Still, one scene that didn’t make the final preview, and has since become a talking point, involved the two stars performing a naked dance together, which Lawrence described as humiliating.

The actress has also been refreshingly honest about just how strange filming Die, My Love could get. She once recalled being instructed to “move like molasses” and “like you’re in jelly,” all while completely nude, during one of the film’s more unconventional dance scenes. At one point, she and Robert Pattinson were even told to “attack each other like tigers.”

For Jennifer Lawrence, this latest film marks a sharp return to dark, dramatic storytelling after her 2023 comedy No Hard Feelings. For Pattinson, it’s another complex collaboration following The Batman and his recently released sci-fi project Mickey 17 with Bong Joon Ho.

Jennifer Lawrence and her now-infamous trash-dinner guest will share the screen in Die My Love, which opens in theaters Nov. 7 amid the 2025 movie schedule. Let's hope there's not another situation that involves Robert Pattinson pilfering vittles from a trash receptacle as the two promote their film.

Jennifer Lawrence is back, and in a big way. The Oscar-winning actress, who has famously become a lot more selective about her material, is back on the press circuit to promote her new buzzy film, Die, My Love alongside Robert Pattinson. While she made a glamorous appearance at The Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, even her press event appearances have been limited. However, she just stepped back out on the red carpet and looks absolutely stunning, reminding the world of the movie star that she is.

Lawrence made a rare appearance and walked the red carpet at the 69th BFI London Film Festival. She was attending the Headline gala for her unsettling Lynne Ramsay film that is already getting major awards buzz throughout festival season. She looked elegant and effortlessly chic, rocking a black Armani Privé couture dress with a deep side cut. You can see a photo of the look below:

The dress is obviously a gorgeous choice for the event, keeping things simple to highlight The Hunger Games alum’s silhouette. However, the one thing that may have had more star power than Jennifer Lawrence was her showstopping necklace. The piece was a gold Glenn Spiro necklace embellished with diamonds. The design almost resembled a spine, giving the look a spooky touch for the spooky season. You can see the front of the dress and said jewelry below:

I love seeing Lawrence back doing appearances. Not only is she rocking some incredible fashion choices (did I mention how much I’m loving the hair?), but hopefully this means she’s going to be giving some interviews. This is where the movie star always shines, as she consistently has a hilarious anecdote to showcase her charisma and fun personality. She’s obviously grown since her debut as a young Hollywood starlet; however, what fans love about her is that she’s always stayed true to herself.

It’s also exciting to see Jennifer Lawrence back on the red carpet because it means she has something to promote. The American Hustle actress is one of our very best, and she notably has great taste when selecting projects. She gives a different, nuanced performance every time, and based on early reviews, Die, My Love is no exception. I personally can’t wait to see the film, and maybe this romantic, almost gothic dress and necklace combo teases the vibe of her latest silver screen performance.

You can see Die, My Love in select theaters on November 7, 2025. It is a highly anticipated film on the 2025 movie schedule, so make sure you check it out when you can. Fans of Jennifer Lawrence should also check out our feature on the best movies featuring the Silver Linings Playbook star.

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson star in Die, My Love, as a couple whose relationship unravels when Lawrence’s character, Grace, develops postpartum psychosis. While the trailer had plenty of intense and disturbing moments, one widely discussed scene left out of the preview involves the two stars dancing naked with each other. When Lawrence opened up about that scene, calling it “totally humiliating,” even Bruce Springsteen was shocked by her story.

In the latest episode of The Graham Norton Show (via People), Jennifer Lawrence got real about not really knowing her co-star, Robert Pattinson, before signing onto their upcoming book-to-screen adaptation. But their director, Lynne Ramsay, had a unique way of helping the two establish an onscreen bond. As she told the host and fellow guest Bruce Springsteen:

The Die, My Love leads have certainly had their share of dance scenes in other movies they’ve starred in. But with interpretive dance being a chance to show off your energy and creative vibes, it’s definitely a distinctive way to introduce yourself. I just wish I were a fly on the wall to see this distinctive prep work.

Lawrence and Pattinson showing off their dance moves is undoubtedly one way to not only get to know each other, but to explore the energetic vibes their characters will surely bring out in their movie. However, the Hunger Games actress got real about how interpretive dancing for each other was cringeworthy, with Ramsey throwing in an unexpected twist:

Talk about a shocking request! When you think you’re going to get to know your co-star, you’d think it’d be along the lines of talking or reading lines with one another. But having to dance naked for your first encounter is a whole other ballgame!

Previously, the Oscar winner spoke candidly about dance lessons for Die, My Love, being told to “move like molasses” and “like you’re in jelly” all while in the nude, as well as “attacking each other like tigers.” The abnormal experience wasn’t so pleasant for Robert Pattinson either, who said that improvising his dance scene made him sweat so much that the inside of his trousers was wet.

I was surprised that Jennifer Lawrence felt embarrassed having to be nude for her psychological thriller. After all, she didn’t use a stunt double for her nude scene in No Hard Feelings and even treated herself to a grilled cheese in between takes. Then again, it’s a completely different story if you have to create your own naked dance with your equally naked co-star right when you meet him.

If you find this story shocking of Lawrence and Pattinson going through with their naked dance, so was Graham Norton Show guest Bruce Springsteen. Lawrence responded:

I can understand Bruce Springsteen’s surprise at hearing Die, My Love’s two leads going through their embarrassing naked dance. At the same time, Lawrence has always been an actress who’s very dedicated to her art and doesn’t hold back.

When Lawrence did her first nude scene for Red Sparrow, the talented actress said she felt “empowered” giving consent to show her body for art’s sake. The Winter’s Bone actress became so comfortable being nude in that movie that she didn’t even feel the need to put her robe back on in between takes. It may be shocking to hear stories like that at first, but that particular confidence is something to be admired for whenever you’re faced with a seemingly scary situation.

It may have been “totally humiliating” for Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson to ask to dance naked for each other during their first meeting. But other artists like Bruce Springsteen can hear the actress’s story and recognize the raw courage it takes to completely expose yourself for a role and step out of your comfort zone. Be sure to see the wild dance scene for yourself when the 2025 movie release of Die, My Love hits theaters on November 7th.

Welp, it looks like one of the most disturbing 2025 movie premieres will be happening on November 7, which is the release date for We Need to Talk About Kevin director Lynne Ramsay’s first feature in eight years. Though it’ll debut a little over a week after Halloween has wrapped, Die, My Love looks like it’s stuffed with psychologically disturbing moments that will have audiences on edge. Hell, I’m already twitching nervously at the thought of spending more time with these characters.

Former teen icons Jennifer Lawrence co-stars with Robert Pattinson as married couple Grace and Jackson, who move from hustling, bustling New York City to the latter’s childhood stomping grounds in rural Montana. They’re new parents, with Grace dealing with a particularly overt case of post-partum depression. Although the lack of children shown in the trailer has me very curious about the well-being of whatever child they’re meant to be raising.

Such concern is more than justified, as Grace seems to be handling the move and other life changes not as well as one would hope, judging by some of her absolutely bizarre behavior on display throughout the trailer. At first it seems like there are offbeat domestic issues at play, but it soon becomes clear that these aren't the average marital disputes, and there's something else causing Grace to act out and lick things. Like, I'm sure this window was cleaned a bunch while filming, but the thought of someone going full tongue on glass like that doesn't sit well with me.

But I can fully forgive that visual discomfort in light of the trailer moment that legitimately made me squirm in my seat, and has yet to leave the part of my brain that fixates on such bothersome things. I'm speaking, of course, about the shot of Grace dragging her fingernails down the wall hard enough to rip the wallpaper. Just writing that gave me the bad kind of goosebumps.

Plenty of other weird and disturbing moments in the trailer beyond those two, also. As well as several other familiar faces, such as those of Hollywood icons Sissy Spacek and Nick Nolte, whom I assume are Jackson's parents, but can't be sure yet. The movie also co-stars LaKeith Stanfield and Gabrielle Rose, though it's not exactly clear from the trailer who they'll be playing.

It's also not clear what the hell this thing is supposed to be, although if this is a representation of Grace and Jackson's kid, yikes.

This upcoming book-to-screen adaptation is based on the 2012 novel of the same name by Argentinian author Ariana Harwicz, and the adaptation was first put into motion when esteemed filmmaker Martin Scorsese sent the novel to Jennifer Lawrence's production shingle, and Lawrence then got Lynne Ramsay to sign on to both direct and co-write with playwright Edna Walsh.

It might not quite match up with all the upcoming horror movies on the way, but Die, My Love definitely looks like it could be just as disturbing as anything else that's more genre-centric. Plus, it comes from Mubi, which distributed Coralie Fargeat's perfecto body horror The Substance last year, so it's possible this will be the next hit for the UK platform.

Die, My Love, which premiered earlier this year at the Cannes Film Festival (where Lawrence rocked out in two fab gowns), will be released here in the U.S. starting on Friday, November 7.

When it comes to big franchises like The Hunger Games movies, it’s always fun to dive into what other big names auditioned for key roles and what could have been. Jennifer Lawrence obviously was chosen for the role of Katniss Everdeen in the YA movies, but tons of other young actors were in the mix. Cheaper By The Dozen and Step Up Alyson Stoner has just shared their grueling experience auditioning for the role when they were 17, and it highlights some issues the former child actor faced.

Stoner has a memoir coming out next week called Semi-Well-Adjusted Despite Literally Everything, where they recall being a Hollywood actor since the age of six. In an excerpt that was released (via Vanity Fair), Stoner recalled that time they tried hard to win the role of Katniss. As Stoner writes:

Stoner had a personal trainer at the time that helped them stay thin leading up to the audition, and after a month of that, Stoner says they convinced “a world-renowned medical weight loss camp” to approve them to join their program. When they were approved, they ended up doing seven hours of daily exercise, along with going on a calorie deficit that included eating a lot of egg whites and protein shakes. As the excerpt also divulges:

By that time, Stoner had done two Cheaper By The Dozen movies (including with a famed scene with Taylor Lautner by their side), two Step Up movies, and was a voice actor for the Holly Hobbie animated specials. Alyson Stoner wanted to transform their career and thought The Hunger Games could be their ticket in.

However, Stoner was also training to depict a starving teenager while simultaneously struggling with an eating disorder. In retrospect, the actor points out how doctors and trainers should’ve “never permitted an underweight minor” to do that much exercise and dieting, but because Stoner was “training for an acting role,” it was deemed as ok. As they continue:

The program, however, did not work in Stoner’s favor and their “immune system weakened” from all the overtraining. So unfortunately, the actor booked an audition for The Hunger Games and tested positive for strep throat on the same day. This meant their audition was moved from Friday to the casting directors’ last of the day on Monday. Following their audition, here’s what happened:

The Hunger Games had all sorts of talented names trying for the role of Katniss, including the likes of Hailee Steinfeld, Saoirse Ronan, Zoey Deutch, Brie Larson, Chloë Grace Moretz, Abigail Breslin and Emma Roberts. Looking back at our report when casting was underway in 2011, there was a troubling description for who Lionsgate was looking for. It apparently asked for a Caucasian woman between the ages of 15 and 30 “who could portray someone ‘underfed but strong,’ and ‘naturally pretty underneath her tomboyishness.’”

The description caused controversy back then, but Stoner’s recollection of the audition shows the real negative implications the whole thing had on them as a teenager. The story certainly serves as a solid teaser for Stoner’s brutally honest memoir that is surely packed with more about what it’s like to be a child star in Hollywood. In the wake of a new cast of Hunger Games actors making Sunrise on the Reaping one of the most hotly-anticipated upcoming book adaptations, here’s hoping the industry has improved in this department in the past 15 years.

As a longtime Hunger Games fan, Sunrise on the Reaping has been my most anticipated of the upcoming book-to-screen adaptations since it was announced (and all the SOTR casting news that even the lead actor is learning about as we are is only elevating that feeling). But, I’ll admit it took me some time to finish the book. Now, I’ve finally read Suzanne Collins’ new dystopian novel cover to cover, and I’m going to need something related to the original trilogy to happen in order to make it through seeing the book’s tragic ending on the big screen.

So, I Just Finished Sunrise On The Reaping, And I’m Not OK

I absolutely loved this installment of the Hunger Games books, but wow, does it end with an arrow through the heart. A young Haymitch hasn’t even processed watching a number of his friends die in the arena (including the particularly heartbreaking death of young Ampert) when he becomes the Quarter Quell victor. And once he returns home, things only get worse. First, he watches his childhood home burn to the ground while his Ma and brother Sid are inside the house.

But then here's the real kicker. He reunites with his love, Lenore Dove, after being worried and missing her during the whole game. They have one beautiful moment where they are back together and happy, but then Lenore takes a bite of a gumdrop that turns out to be laced with poison, courtesy of the Capitol, of course.

Haymitch watches her die, and lives with the guilt that he didn’t check them before allowing her to eat them. Sure, I’ll admit I’m morbidly excited to see how it’s translated for the movie, but my goodness, is the ending dark. I’m already bracing myself for a chilling Ralph Fiennes performance with the actor set to play a middle-aged President Snow.

So, considering all that, I'm going to need the movie to feature that epilogue scene too, which is where the direct Hunger Games connection comes in.

I’m Going To Need The Epilogue In Order To Cope With The Ending, And That Means Three Original Hunger Games Actors Need To Return

Thankfully, Collins included an epilogue in Sunrise on the Reaping that follows Haymitch closer to the age we initially got to know him as after the events of the original Hunger Games trilogy. He's gone through a lot of pain, but he's also seen the end of Panem’s violent tradition thanks to his mentee Katniss leading the rebellion as the Mockingjay. We learn he shares his story with Katniss and Peeta, and a day later, Katniss shows up at his door with Peeta and goose eggs so that he can keep them in memory of his lost love.

I honestly needed the levity of the epilogue in the book to help me recover from all the trauma Haymitch deals with as a teenager, and I absolutely need it to happen in the movie now as well.

This would mean Woody Harrelson, Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson would need to come back to make a cameo at the end of the movie. And while there are some cameos that I don’t find necessary, I think seeing this scene in the movie would allow audiences to experience the levity the book's epilogue provides. Audiences would get to feel Haymitch’s full-circle journey of how his intense experiences ultimately were not for nothing, while ultimately helping tie up Sunrise on the Reaping as a story.

I don't expect Lionsgate to announce this publicly, but now I'm counting on it. Lawrence, Harrelson and Hutcherson seem to love each other so much that it would have to be a no-brainer, and how cool would it be to see them back together again as their iconic characters?! Either way, the movie doesn't come out until November 20, 2026, and it'll take that long for me to emotionally prepare.

Back when Leonardo DiCaprio was a young actor in the ‘90s, he worked with a lot of veteran actors, like Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep, Gene Hackman and more. As the Oscar winner turned 50 on November 11th, he can now be in a position where he can collaborate with upcoming young actors. Here’s how DiCaprio allegedly feels about co-starring with younger actors, and how his Don’t Look Up co-star Jennifer Lawrence helped his mindset.

Many know that Leonardo DiCaprio’s frequent collaborator is director Martin Scorsese. However, a source in inTouch has said that the Titanic actor has allegedly been so impressed by Emma Stone and husband Dave McCary’s production company, Fruit Tree, that the 50-year-old would like to work on projects alongside them. Per the source:

Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up (which is streaming on your Netflix subscription) had Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence play two astronomers trying to warn the Earth about an impending comet. Critics may have been divided by the Netflix movie, but it went on to be nominated for four Oscars and four Golden Globes, and also won Best Original Screenplay at the 74th Writers Guild of America Awards. The political satire movie also became one of Netflix’s most popular original movies in being the streamer’s second most-watched within 28 days of release. With great accomplishments like that, I can’t blame DiCaprio for allegedly wanting to tag-team with the next generation of talent.

By the time Don’t Look Up's production was over, inTouch's source said that Leonardo DiCaprio reportedly had been trying to find another project he could work on with Jennifer Lawrence ever since. Considering the budding chemistry the two had in the Netflix comedy, it feels great to know that DiCaprio was taken enough with the actress to work with her again. That's especially considering that the source claims The Revenant star used to make it his mission to star alongside veteran actors, but is allegedly changing his tune for an upcoming 2025 release:

What a great point. When up-and-coming actors get to work alongside the greats, it’s an opportunity to see all of the talent they can bring out working with very experienced professionals. Now Leonardo DiCaprio is in the shoes of the veterans who came before him. Getting to work with young stars like Licorice Pizza’s Alana Haim and Star’s Teyana Taylor in One Battle After Another allows him to pay that experience forward.

DiCaprio may not be getting any younger, but the source alleges the Gangs of New York actor isn’t afraid of that. With claims that DiCaprio still plans to stay an A-lister even as he’s getting older, he reportedly wants to change which type of projects he’s aiming for as well as who he’d like to share the screen with:

This alleged change in Leonardo DiCaprio's tune is making me very excited. While we’re used to seeing the talented actor playing troubled men or characters of wealth, DiCaprio’s aging could mean getting to see him take on more father roles or even mentors. His roles may have always been versatile, but I have a feeling we’re going to see him continue to evolve as an actor and help his young co-stars evolve too.

After a source alleged that 50-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio would like to work with younger co-stars after his successful collaboration with Jennifer Lawrence, I’m sold! Through new partnerships with upcoming talent, I hope he’ll be able to impart sage wisdom like he gave to Austin Butler for Elvis and to Timothée Chalamet about the career rules he lives by. Make sure to watch DiCaprio’s next phase of teaming up with his younger co-stars in One Battle After Another, in theaters on September 26th.

While Miley Cyrus was promoting her upcoming album, Something Beautiful, a week ago, the wait is finally over. However, even though there's a whole new album of music, there's still a lot of chatter about Cyrus’ empowering anthem, “Flowers,” which was featured on her last project. This includes questions about whether the “Flowers” music video was referencing Jennifer Lawrence’s rumored relationship with the singer's ex, Liam Hemsworth. Now, the Grammy winner has addressed it.

It’s no surprise that Miley Cyrus’ “Flowers” was red hot on the charts and got over a billion views on YouTube. It’s a girl power song about not waiting around for someone to love you and treasure you when you can do that for yourself.

In the music video of the popular single, you see The Last Song actress wearing a vintage, gold lamé Saint Laurent gown that looks similar to Jennifer Lawrence’s gold dress that she wore at the premiere of The Hunger Games, where she posed with her co-star and Cyrus’ ex, Liam Hemsworth. Considering all that, a fan asked if the Hannah Montana star was referencing the Oscar winner with that similar-looking dress in her music video. Here was her answer to that question, via @MileyEditon’s video:

There you have it, according to Miley Cyrus herself, that gold gown is not a reference to Jennifer Lawrence.

Rumors of the “Flowers” Jennifer Lawrence reference came from the internet going ablaze when fans speculated the song was taking jabs at Liam Hemsworth. From Miley Cyrus dancing like Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker, which is supposedly the Australian actor’s favorite movie, to interpreting the lyrics referencing when their home burned down in the 2018 Woolsey Fire, fans felt they saw Easter eggs in there.

One of the popular rumors that surfaced about Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus’s on-and-off relationship was the Lonely Planet actor cheating on the “Wrecking Ball” singer 14 times, via Glamour, including with Jennifer Lawrence. During an appearance on Watch What Happens with Andy Cohen (via E! News), the Winter’s Bone actress addressed the rumors, saying that they're "not true," she and Hemsworth only kissed once years after his breakup with Cyrus.

A 2019 tweet from the Black Mirror actress said she refused to say her marriage to Liam Hemsworth ended due to cheating and still has a deep respect for her ex-husband. Miley Cyrus said the “conflict” in their marriage came from fights and drama she didn’t want to come home to.

After rumors went amok that Miley Cyrus’ “Flowers” music video was a jab at Jennifer Lawrence’s alleged fling with her ex Liam Hemsworth, the singer/actress made sure to dismiss that speculation.

Make sure to listen to Cyrus’ new album, Something Beautiful, streaming on music services now.

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson had to get real close, real fast on the set of their 2025 movie release, Die, My Love. The film, an upcoming book-to-screen adaptation that recently premiered at the Cannes Film Festival to critical buzz and a nine-minute standing ovation, didn’t waste any time throwing its leads into the deep end. Their first day of filming involved full-blown sex scenes. However, a few unconventional prep methods, like dance lessons, helped them hit the ground running, naked.

In a video with Brut, shared on TikTok (@brutamerica), Lawrence and Pattinson dished about the bizarre yet oddly effective way director Lynne Ramsay helped them break the ice: dance lessons. The goal? Build trust, shake off the nerves, and get comfortable enough to simulate intimacy on cue. The Hunger Games star revealed:

Jennifer Lawrence might’ve cringed her way through those awkward pre-shoot dance lessons with Robert Pattinson but, in hindsight, she admits they did the trick. What started as embarrassing choreography ended up fast-tracking their connection, building what she called “instant trust” and, surprisingly, making a big difference once the clothes—and inhibitions—came off. She continued:

The 39-year-old star of The Batman, who apparently dances in this film and not just as prep, echoed much of what Lawrence had to say. According to him:

However, there seemed to be a bit of method to the madness, as diving straight into the sex scenes immediately after their dance boot camp seemingly worked. Pattinson continued:

Both stars credited the on-set intimacy coordinator for helping keep things grounded. With someone there to guide the trickier, NSFW territory, they felt safer navigating scenes that could’ve easily gone off the rails. The Mickey 17 performer added:

The strategy seemed to have worked. Critics at Cannes, using the 13-minute The Substance standing ovation as a barometer, are already predicting Oscar nods for both stars, citing their raw, unsettling performances as the emotional backbone of a film that blends psychological suspense and bleak humor.

Die, My Love is shaping up to be a must-see upcoming horror movie for anyone into scary flicks, especially since it's described as a horror-comedy. Directed by Lynne Ramsay, the flick adapts Ariana Harwicz's novel into a cinematic gut punch about mental illness, rage, and unfiltered desire. Per the film's synopsis, it's about a mother in a secluded rural area who’s trying to keep it together while dealing with psychosis. With Ramsay at the helm—she’s the one behind We Need to Talk About Kevin—we can expect something intense when this one hits theaters.

The film has yet to land a wide release date, but with Cannes buzz at full boil, it likely won’t be long before Die, My Love starts clawing its way into theaters.

The 2025 Cannes Film Festival is currently in full swing, and many of Hollywood’s biggest talents are showcasing their latest movies. Of course, with so many red carpet premieres, it’s also hard not to take note of the various wardrobe choices celebrities are making. Jennifer Lawrence was among the stars who managed to make a splash on the fashion front. The A-lister sported two flawless gowns as she marked the debut of her and Robert Pattinson’s new movie.

Jennifer Lawrence was present at the France-based festival to promote Die, My Love, a drama film directed by Lynne Ramsay. Ahead of the screening, the 34-year-old Oscar winner took to the red carpet in a stunning white gown from Dior. The strapless dress featured a ruched bodice and ridged skirt, which Lawrence flawlessly pulled off. Check out a photo of the actress, whose hair was also sharply fixed into a bun, down below:

Talk about making a statement. I suppose the Silver Linings Playbook star’s sense of style shouldn’t be too surprising. Over the course of her career, she’s stunned at more than a few major events, wearing impeccable threads that could generate admiration and envy. Even with that knowledge though, I can’t say I expected her to wear an entirely different outfit later that evening. As noted by Marie Claire, sometime during the screening, she slipped into a black Dior number, which she later sported on the red carpet:

Considering that Jennifer Lawrence was wearing the black outfit when Die, My Love received its standing ovation, she was somehow able to duck out. Or maybe she changed sometime between her first red carpet walk and the screening. Regardless, she absolutely ate it up with both gowns.

It’s been quite impressive to see the Kentucky native flaunt stunning ensembles in real life and on the big screen. Some of her most iconic looks she’s sported while playing a role arguably come courtesy of The Hunger Games franchise. Those fits have become so iconic that a fan even put in the work to create a version of Katniss Everdeen’s fire dress. Aside from that, the fan-favorite actress is also a pro at dealing with wardrobe malfunctions.

The attire in Die, My Love isn’t so flashy, however. Lynne Ramsay’s psychological drama film centers on Grace (Jennifer Lawrence), who’s struggling with postpartum depression as well as the crumbling foundation of her marriage. Ramsay’s latest movie has received critical acclaim, and it garnered a nine-minute standing ovation at Cannes. The film was particularly personal for Lawrence, who could relate to dealing with the challenges of postpartum life, being a mother of two. Lawrence has spoken about motherhood has changed her and informed her more recent career choices.

While the American Hustle alum may have reached a new point in her career, she certainly has let up when it comes to delivering excellent looks on the red carpet. Considering the early reception to her newest film, there’s a chance it could become a big contender during this coming awards season. That would mean there’s a chance the actress will pop up at upcoming events and grace us with even more amazing outfits.

Die, My Love has been acquired by Mubi and, while a release date amid the 2025 movie schedule has yet to be announced, the film will hit theaters first before becoming streamable. As for the Cannes Film Festival, it’s set to continue through May 24.

It’s Cannes season, which means thousands of people are flocking to the south of France to debut their buzzy films. It's often a precursor of awards season, as the movies shown at the annual film festival tend to be major contenders. This year, Lynne Ramsey’s Die, My Love, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson, may just be one of those contenders. The film recently received a major standing ovation at the festival. Aside from that though, Lawrence opened up about her connection to the themes of identity and motherhood in the film.

Jennifer Lawrence Reflects On Motherhood While Discussing Die, My Love

At a Cannes press conference devoted to the upcoming book-to-screen adaptation Die, My Love, Lawrence revealed that her own experiences with postpartum really helped her connect with her character in the film. The movie, which is about a mother descending into madness after giving birth, required an actress that would treat the subject matter sensitively, which Lawrence seemed to be up for considering he had just had her first child when she took on the role. She said (via Variety):

The notion of postpartum life being very isolating is a major focus of the film, too. That rings true, as the couple at the center of the story move away from their community. Strain from that situation quickly leads to depression and anxiety for Lawrence’s character, as she said:

Despite these early motherhood experiences being tumultuous and fragile, the Silver Lining’s Playbook actress doesn’t regret her decision for a second, later revealing that the sacrifices she has made since she has had children (with husband Cooke Maroney) have actually made her a better actress. This talent was evidently showcased in the film, which received a fantastic reception out of the French film festival.

Die My Love Was Very Well Received At The Cannes Film Festival

Cannes is known for its traditionally showy way of responding to films. Standing ovations tend to last anywhere from a few minutes to almost a half an hour, as Pan’s Labyrinth famously received a 22-minute applause after it was screened in 2006. It can be arbitrary, as many huge receptions have gone on to receive middling reviews when shown to everyday audiences. However, they can be a big sign, as the Academy contender The Substance received a 13-minute response last year.

According to Deadline, Die, My Love received a nine-minute standing ovation, and that should be seen as a good sign. That's a pretty long time for an audience to stay on their feet clapping. Apparently, Pattinson dances in this film, so a portion of the applause could be for the Twilight alum’s impressive moves. Of course, the praise is more likely due to the deep themes the film explores and conveys. Lawrence and Pattinson seemed thrilled to receive such praise and gestured towards Lynne Ramsey to make sure the proper credit was given.

The standing ovation seems to be translating to reviews as well, as the film currently holds a cool 92% on Rotten Tomatoes. Clearly, Lawrence’s interpretation of motherhood based on her own experiences really translated, and her latest film could become a big awards contender.

Die, My Love is likely to have a major festival presence this year before it finds its way to the 2025 movie release calendar. In the meantime, Jennifer Lawrence fans can occupy themselves by looking over the best movies from the Hunger Games star.

Robert Pattinson has faced tons of intense challenges throughout his career, from brooding vampire romances, psychologically complex roles, and even donning a cape for The Batman, but nothing seems to have unnerved him quite like the unexpected horror of an impromptu dance scene. While filming his 2025 movie release Die, My Love, the actor found himself in a situation he desperately wanted to avoid—freestyle dancing–with fellow cast member Jennifer Lawrence, and it did not go well.

In a recent episode of GQ's Epic Conversation on YouTube, Robert Pattinson chatted with director Bong Joon-Ho–who he collaborated with on the upcoming Mickey 17. He shared that he had actually begged director Lynne Ramsay to either cut or choreograph a particular scene because he was really worried about it. But Ramsay and Lawrence, both of whom can dance quite well, weren’t having any of it. As the Tenet actor remembered:

Unfortunately for the High Life star, his fears were entirely justified. When the day of filming arrived, panic set in:

Exaggeration or not, the image of a flustered Pattinson flailing on the dance floor, drenched in nervous sweat, is one that fans won’t soon forget.

The Good Time alum has done everything from crazy stunts to intense psychological roles, but it seems like dancing on camera is his biggest challenge. He’s mentioned before how awkward he feels when it comes to moving around while acting. Fans probably remember his pretty stiff prom dance in Twilight, which totally became an internet meme.

But in the upcoming book-to-screen adaptations Die, My Love, there was nowhere for The Devil All The Time star to hide. Based on Ariana Harwicz’s novel, the film explores an unraveling marriage, with Pattinson and Lawrence playing a couple whose relationship is tested by infidelity. The story leans heavily into raw emotions, meaning the London-born actor had no choice but to push through his dance-floor anxiety.

Despite the sweat-drenched experience, Pattinson isn't slowing down. With Mickey 17 set to release in theaters on March 7 and an upcoming The Batman sequel in the works, it’s clear he has no shortage of physically demanding roles ahead. Honestly, his latest comments about The Batman Part II have me really hyped. Let’s just hope there aren’t any surprise dance numbers!

As for the Twilight star's latest work, Mickey 17, has screened for critics and first reactions are calling it a brilliant sci-fi flick worth catching once it hits theaters. I for one, am very pumped.