News about Ebon Moss-Bachrach

On Monday, Jeremy Allen White was hard at work filming his critically acclaimed series The Bear's third season. The actor, 33, appeared alongside Ebon Moss-Bachachachrach, 47, and Matty Matheson, 42, on a rainy day of shooting the Emmy-winning Hulu series. The Brooklyn native sported a casual cool look, clutching a black beanie, a dark green trench coat, and grey sweatpants.

Fans of FX's The Bear are used to seeing bickering and yelling in a high-pressure restaurant kitchen, but they certainly didn't expect two of the show's male stars to share a passionate kiss when they received an award at the 2024 Emmys on Monday. With the coveted Outstanding Comedy Series award, the Bear capped off a string of individual acting victories toward the evening's end. Matty Matheson, a real-life chef who also appears as a support actor on the series, was chosen to deliver the acceptance speech, but he was interrupted just seconds later by costar Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who planted a big kiss on his lips.

Jennifer Lawrence is playing a new part — lead in a raunchy comedy — and it seems to be a natural fit. Lawrence's "No Hard Feelings" plays down-on-her-luck Uber driver Maddie, who is faced with losing her house, takes on a job to loosen up a socially awkward 19-year-old before going to college. She tries everything from skinny dipping to Long Island iced teas in order to seduce him in the trailer, only to find out that he may have a few things to teach her about romance as well. Lawrence, 32, is on the verge of a career revival, appearing in "Don't Look Up" in 2021 and "Causeway" in 2022. She had been supposed to appear in "Bad Blood," a film about murdered tech mogul Elizabeth Holmes Holmes, but she had to pull out after seeing Amanda Seyfried's expert portrayal of Holmes in Hulu's "The Dropout." Lawrence has a lot on her plate as she does. Cyril, Lawrence's first child, was born in April 2022, has just arrived.

On Saturday, March 4, the 2023 Independent Spirit Awards were hosted on the sandy shores off the historic Santa Monica pier, and Ke Huy Quan received the first major award for Best Supporting Achievement. The actor, 51, was the recipient of the award for his role as Waymond Wang in the science fiction film Almost Everywhere At Once. The Goons slander, who wept tears during a emotional speech after winning the SAG title earlier this month, throned the Spirit Award in front of the celebrity guests.