In the new still, Tessa Young (Langford) says her last goodbye to her mother Carol (Selma Blair) before starting college.
Selma recently shared that the movie “is also a throwback to Cruel Intentions, except I’m playing the mom instead of Christine Baranski.”
“Selma Blair as Carol is my teenage dreams coming true, because I loved Cruel Intentions. Selma and Jo not only look alike, their spirits are the same. I honestly feel like every single person in the cast is exactly who they should be, even if they are these huge movie stars,” said author Anna Todd.
Directed by Jenny Gage, After is based on Anna‘s best-selling novel about a dedicated college student who falls for a dark and mysterious rebel during her first semester.
Nickelodeon’s SlimeFest is going to be bigger and better than ever!
The network just announced this year’s two-day family-friendly music festival, set to take place June 8th and 9th at Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island in Chicago, Ill.
SlimeFest will of course include tons of opportunities to be slimed like in the Slime Maze and Slime Central, where over 30 people can get slimed simultaneously!
Tickets to SlimeFest will go on sale on March 29th at 10 AM CT.
This song is also their second-ever collaboration, following a feature on Logan Paul’s track “Help Me Help You.”
The accompanying Jason Koenig-directed music video was filmed at Trinity Nightclub in Seattle, Washington. The director also owns and operates the club!
Watch the music video and check out the lyrics for “I Don’t Belong In This Club.”
The Perfectionists just debuted on Freeform tonight and Nolan, the son of Beacon Heights University’s founder, Claire, was murdered on the campus.
You’re probably wondering just how Nolan is killed in the books of the same name from Sara Shepard, right?
While he ended up impaled on a fence by the end of the premiere.
In the book, the central characters are Ava, Caitlin, Mackenzie, Julie, and Parker, who really aren’t friends in the beginning. But, they have a little John Tucker Must Die moment and come together when they realize how they’ve each been wronged by Nolan in the past.
They jokingly plot to kill him, but never really intended to go through with it. But then, just as they discussed, he’s dead in the same way.
So, who killed him? Click inside to see!More Here »
Jaeden Martell has snagged the title role in Apple’s upcoming limited series Defending Jacob!
The It and The Book of Henry star (formerly known as Jaeden Lieberher) will star along with Chris Evans and Michelle Dockery, Variety reports.
Defending Jacob is based on the 2012 best-selling book of the same title by William Landay.
It centers on “Andy Barber (Evans), a father whose 14-year-old son Jacob (Martell) is accused of murder.”
Michelle will play Laurie Barber, Andy’s wife and Jacob’s mother.
The series was created, written, and executive produced by Mark Bomback, who will also serve as showrunner. Academy Award-nominee Morten Tyldum will executive produce and direct.
“I think Jeremy would do anything for Caitlin, and I think he’s very much in love,: Graeme told Bustle in a new interview. “But as time goes on there’s more tension and things endanger what they have.
He added, “For him, more than her, this is his life. She’s got so much going on with her family, but his Beacon Heights life is everything.”
Graemealso opened up about Jeremy and just who he is, ahead of the premiere tonight.
“[Jeremy is] very intelligent, and I think he’s new to the States and has come over fairly recently. I think he loves his job, he’s got a great apartment he’s obviously getting paid really well. To not speak maybe?”
He continues about his character possibly being a villain in the show, “As time goes on you learn more about them as people and what drives them, and it’s the same with Jeremy. Is he bad? What’s he up to? They all do bad things, but they’re also human. But I like him, as time time goes on you see why he does what he does.”
