“End Of Sentence” Awkwardly Pairs John Hawkes With Logan Lerman

spoken out against problematic Confederate statues in the South, but now, one creative (and maybe a little snarky) human is offering an idea for a solution for the residents of Louisiana looking to replace those racist monuments. Kassie Thibodeaux started a petition to replace Louisiana's Confederate statues with monuments to a true Louisiana hero: Britney Spears.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorJohn Hawkes (The Sessions) and Oscar-winner Allison Janney (I, Tonya) have come on board for roles in the real-life-inspired feature To Leslie with Andrea Riseborough (Birdman).Mister Smith has also boarded the project for international sales ahead of the Cannes virtual market. UTA Independent Film Group is repping domestic.Michael Morris (Better Call Saul) will direct the screenplay written by Ryan Binaco (3022).

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentOscar-nominee John Hawkes and Oscar-winner Allison Janney have come on board for roles in the real-life-inspired feature “To Leslie.” The actors join previously announced lead Andrea Riseborough. Mister Smith Entertainment is handling international sales and will introduce the project this month at virtual Cannes.

"Avengers: Endgame" actor and New Orleans native Anthony Mackie has teamed with United Way of Southeast Louisiana (UWSELA), the New Orleans Council on Aging (NOCOA) and Entergy New Orleans to launch the United for Grocery Workers Relief Fund which supports struggling grocery store employees throughout Orleans Parish by providing them with a one-time $150 direct credit toward workers’ Entergy New Orleans utility bills.

Logan Lerman stars in the new indie film End of Sentence, which is available NOW to watch out home via on demand platforms!

At first glance, there’s nothing original about the new father-son movie “End of Sentence.” We’ve seen estranged father/sons before—here the two are played by Logan Lerman and John Hawkes, displaying tough exteriors you couldn’t even crack with a hammer. But as the movie and its characters open up, “End of Sentence” reveals a tenderness hiding under its thick, clichéd exterior.

has already had quite a career. At 28, the actor has toplined a film franchise (), starred in indie hits () and dipped his toe in Amazon's. But there was a beloved, little-known TV show called that still holds a special place in Lerman's heart.

The phrase “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey,” which has often (and perhaps erroneously) been attributed to American writer Ralph Waldo Emerson, was a familiar saying by about 1920. And it makes perfect sense that the phrase roughly coincides with the dawn of cinema, because filmmakers have been cinematically paraphrasing it for much of the last 100 years.

Britney Spears self-isolated for two weeks so she could see her two sons, Jayden and Sean, it’s been reported.

After The Flash actor Logan Williams died unexpectedly in April at the age of 16, Williams' mom Marlyse Williams revealed the cause of her son's death in an interview with the New York Post. Williams, who played a young Barry Allen on The CW'sThe Flash,died of a fentanyl overdose, his mother shared Friday, explaining that the young actor endured a three-year battle with addiction.

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The mother of Logan Williams says drugs claimed the life of the teen actor last month.The Coquitlam native, whose TV credits included roles on Supe

Logan Williams died last month, aged 16

"Flash" actor Logan Williams died of a fentanyl overdose, according to his mother. Williams, the young face of Barry Allen in the popular CW series, died in April.

The world lost a rising star one month ago. Logan Williams, who starred on The Flash, unexpectedly passed away on April 2.