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The stars of Lord Of The Rings have regrouped for an upcoming episode of Josh Gad’s YouTube reunion series.

The likes of Elijah Wood, Orlando Bloom and Sir Ian McKellen will take part in the Gad-hosted Zoom chat

For episode four of his popular ‘Reunited Apart’ series, it seems that Josh Gad is bringing together the cast of the Lord Of The Rings movies. Teasing a video for an event set to land on YouTube this Sunday, Gad linked up with Sean Astin (following their connection on The Goonies reunion a couple of weeks ago), along with fellow cast members Elijah Wood, Dominic Monaghan, Billy Boyd, Orlando Bloom, and Sir Ian McKellen.

Golnesa "GG" Gharachedaghi announced that she is having a boy named Elijah during her baby shower on Sunday, March 1, and she opened up to PEOPLE a little bit more about the inspiration behind her first child's name.

Animal Crossing truly is bringing all of us together, one bell at a time. Perhaps the coolest example of the new Nintendo Switch game's ability to unite everyone across the world is a fun story where actor Elijah Wood made a trip over to a lucky Animal Crossing fan's island and proceeded to sell some of the turnips he had purchased to turn a profit.

Elijah Wood thoroughly made one fan’s day.

Come to Daddy arrives on home entertainment platforms this week. The film was a stand-out on last year’s genre festival circuit, opening FrightFest 2019’s August programme to rapturous applause. The film stars Elijah Wood as a peculiar young man called Norval. Having been estranged from his father for a number of years, he’s surprised to receive a call inviting him to visit. Upon arrival, he soon discovers that his father is an equally odd man, then things get really strange.

Joe Manganiello is a crime-fighting superhero who has lost his powers in SpectreVision's gritty, high-concept action flick Archenemy. Directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer, the film is produced by Elijah Wood, Daniel Noah, Lisa Whalen and Kim Sherman.

Part of the fun of watching an indie movie in the Internet Age is that it hasn’t yet fallen prey to a ubiquitous, overly revealing trailer. You know, the two-minute clip that tells you the tone, plot and oftentimes the freakin’ twist before you’ve even bought a ticket. A sharp little film like “Come To Daddy” can’t drop seven figures on a Super Bowl ad.

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