Amanda Seyfried Is Giving Goth Prom in a Dramatic High-Low Gown

Our Yorkshire Farm shared concerns over the whereabouts of one family member. The Yorkshire Shepherdess and her large brood have built an army of fans since the hit Channel 5 docu-series first aired back in 2018. When the show is not on Amanda always keeps her loyal fan base up to date with the goings on at Ravenseat Farm and the family.

EXCLUSIVE: Paramount Pictures is set to remake critically acclaimed South Korean crime thriller The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil with original star Don Lee (aka Ma Dong-seok) reprising his lead role as a gang boss looking for redemption in the studio’s U.S. version.

Amanda Seyfried was a regular kid just like anyone else - and it turns out she could pull some pretty epic faces.  The star left her social media followers in disbelief with a snapshot from her childhood and we didn't recognize her. MORE: Amanda Seyfried dazzles in stunning poolside photoIn the throwback image, Amanda was attempting an almost-toothless grin and the camera captured the moment perfectly. WATCH: Amanda Seyfried stars in mini-series The Dropout The mom-of-two captioned the post: "Happy fbf," and her picture was met with glee. "Hahahaha," wrote many while others posted crying with laughter emojis and plenty of her fans called her "too cute".

particularly depicting the lives of famous women, with The Dropout, Inventing Anna, Girl from Plainville, Candy, Impeachment, and WeCrashed being some of the most popular series of the moment.MORE: Amanda Seyfried wore a sequin suit we can’t get enough ofAmanda Seyfried left quite an impression with her role as disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, and as she continues to celebrate and promote the hit series, she opened up to Entertainment Weekly about the struggles of embodying somebody else.The actress detailed not only how hard it was to get into the role but also leave it, and made the shocking revelation that she didn't meet the Silicon Valley con, and in a way she was glad it worked out that way.WATCH: The trailer for The DropoutMORE: Amanda Seyfried shares stunning portrait of her daughter Nina - and fans are seeing doubleShe detailed the satisfaction she felt when it came to shedding light on a different perspective about the infamous story, but she also admitted: "It's so much trickier than I thought it was going to be."In conversation with several other stars who have recently played famous or infamous women, such as Elle Fanning, Beanie Feldstein, and Anne Hathaway, she candidly asked them: "Was it hard for everybody just to, like, leave at the end?"The mom-of-two revealed that it was in fact hard for her to depart from the role, because: "It just felt like this was, for me specifically, the most work I ever put into something." The star looked chic as ever at The Dropout's latest For Your Consideration eventShe then went on to confess that she never got the chance to meet Elizabeth, because she was in the middle of litigation, but she admitted that she wouldn't have been able to play the role the way

Tommy Lee had to step aside halfway through Mötley Crüe’s first reunion tour show due to pain he experienced from 4 broken ribs.

Lily Moayeri In the finale of Hulu’s “Pam & Tommy,” based on the vastly different experiences of Pamela Anderson Lee and Tommy Lee during their sex tape scandal, Lee’s group Mötley Crüe performs a promotional gig in a Tower Records parking lot, pinned to their “Generation Swine” album. The song they perform is “Crüe-by-numbers,” even if you can’t quite place it. A Shazam tap reveals the song is actually “She Says Yeah Yeah,” and the singers are Sebastian Stan (who plays Lee), Sam Meader and Zack Gold, not Mötley Crüe.In fact, there aren’t any Mötley Crüe songs in the series, partly due to financial constraints, according to Amanda Krieg Thomas, the show’s music supervisor.

60-something-year-old Nancy has never had good sex, and she’s going to pursue it on her own terms, even if that means going to lengths she would have never considered in her younger days. And so goes the premise of Sophie Hyde’s quietly revolutionary “Good Luck To You, Leo Grande,” a mostly single-location dramedy in which a flawless Emma Thompson perceptively plays a widowed and retired school teacher who hires Daryl McCormack’s handsome sex worker Leo Grande to learn what all the fuss is about finally.

Tenants will soon be legally allowed to keep pets in their rented properties, with new rules set to be put in place which mean landlords must consider requests to keep pets in their homes. Many home owners have banned pets in their properties due to high maintenance costs, meaning those who rent have not been allowed to keep their furry friends if they move in.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWhen Daryl McCormack told his mom he landed a starring role in Searchlight Pictures’ “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande,” he wasn’t sure what to tell her about first: the character he was playing or who his co-star was. “I think I said, ‘I’m playing a sex worker,’ the 29-year-old Irish actor recalls.

Amanda Seyfried is opening up about Elizabeth Holmes after playing her in Hulu's . The  actress sat down with Jared Leto for  «Actors on Actors» discussion, where they spoke about the controversial characters they played and how they approached playing these very layered humans.While Seyfried said she did not speak to Holmes before filming the series, she would be open to it now that the show has aired.«Hi. Wow.

Amanda Seyfried is looking back at her time playing Elizabeth Holmes on The Dropout.

It’s tempting to imagine what WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann would say to Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, given their similar public falls from grace. But short of that, we at least had the chance to listen to a conversation between the two actors who played them in recent limited series. Upon sitting down, Jared Leto (Apple TV+’s “WeCrashed”) and Amanda Seyfried (Hulu’s “The Dropout”) reveal they both approached their characters as layered humans — not mustache-twirling villains. They also had to find their real-life inspirations’ distinct voices, which was no small feat.JARED LETO: Thank you for being here.

The Dropout on Sunday, June 12, the actor and Emmy frontrunner wore yet another shorts suit—this one with a fun, sparkly twist. Seyfried wore a black Zadig & Voltaire sequin over a crisp white shirt that she buttoned to the very top. She tucked the shirt into a pair of matching black sequin shorts, which fell a few inches above her knees. To finish off the look, the actor wore a simple pair of pointed-toe black heels. For glam, Seyfried wore her signature long blonde hair styled in soft, romantic curls, and went for a pink and purple smokey eye as dramatic as the sequined shorts suit. Makeup artist Katey Deno and shared some advice for a fun, colorful smokey eye.

Amanda Seyfried made sure all eyes were on her on Sunday evening, in a dazzling sequin suit. The 36-year-old actress hit the red carpet last night at the Emmy FYC Clips and Conversations event at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, to promote her new Hulu show The Dropout.

Amanda Seyfried and Naveen Andrews are together again!

Cynthia Erivo is gracing the red carpet in a gorgeous gown!

Amanda Seyfried is supporting husband Thomas Sadoski on his big night!