Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)

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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

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