Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)
AT HER
Zoe Saldana paid tribute to her family as she collected her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Accepting the star, she said: “You are my everything. Every day you remind me to appreciate life’s journey. You keep me grounded. And you help me slow down when I need to take in a moment.” Kevin Hart is shocked after his friend, Jonathan Todd Jackson, was charged with extortion for allegedly secretly videotaping him getting close to another woman in Las Vegas in August and then tried selling the footage to news outlets.
“Mind blown. Hurt. At a loss for words and in disbelief. Wow,” he said. Sandra Bullock channels Beyoncé on the red carpet. The 53-year-old actress doesn’t feel confident in the spotlight. She said: “I try to channel Beyoncé. I do the same pose every time. “Bullock has been working with Mindy Kaling, Cate Blanchett, Anne Hathaway, Rihanna and Dakota Fanning on eager to please, Tully makes for a wondrously level-headed and insightful foil to Theron’s middleaged mother, offering Marlo not just a sounding board for her anxieties about ageing and inadequacy, but a devil’s advocate.
Tully prods Marlo to reconnect with some part of herself that she believes she has lost. Under Tully’s care, she begins to burn a little bit brighter again.
Maybe too bright. Things come to a head one night when the relationship between Marlo and Tully, who seem to have developed some sort of symbiotic connection, crosses the line between the professional and, well, the reckless.
Relax. This is no horror film about a psychotic babysitter.
But the dynamic between these two women suddenly shifts, dramatically. At the same time, Reitman and Cody maintain a firm grip, guiding their story offroad not because they’re lost, but because that’s where they want to take us.
The choice is a bold and thrilling one, and it mostly works like a dream. – Washington Post