News about Laura Benanti

For many teenagers, who are now granted a sliver of liberty if a neighbor or family friend hires them to look their children for a few hours every so often, babysitting is a rite of passage. However, a new generation of parents has flipped the babysitting game by selecting sitters who have specific training to look after their children, even though it was only for a short period. Teenager babysitters still exist, but picky parents have to take safety courses, CPR, and even get their lifeguard licenses in order to be considered.

With the network restoring The Gilded Age of Season 3, HBO is set to return to 1880s New York City. On December 17, the critically acclaimed series concluded its Season 2 finale, with the Thursday revival arriving just four days later. Marian (Louisa Jacobson), a young woman who moves in with her wealthy aunts in the Russell family, is the subject of the series.

Jennifer Lawrence's latest film No Hard Feelings Directed by Gene Stupnitsky, the R-rated coming of age comedy film starring Matthew Broderick, Laura Benanti, Natalie Morales, and also Andrew Barth Feldman, is expected to land in the United States on June 23. Lawrence continues to spend quality time with her 15-month-old son Cy, who was spotted out on a stroller together on Thursday in her adopted hometown of New York City, even as the talk show rounds resume and begin with new projects. In the spring baby blue shorts and a striking white button-down over a matching tank top, the Kentucky native displayed her cool summer style in the spring baby blue shorts and a stark white button-down. The Hunger Games actress sported a pair of blue sneakers, as well as a baseball cap over long blonde hair, and dark sunglasses, with the sun shining and the temperature hovering into the upper 80s Fahrenheit.

Laura Benanti was suffering a miscarriage on Monday while on stage, she revealed in a moving article on Wednesday. The actress and singer, 43, posted a snapshot from her Broadway appearance and announced that she had been suffering a heartbreaking pregnancy loss while performing for 2000 people.

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.

In a wild new trailer for No Hard Feelings, Jennifer Lawrence plays a cash-trapped woman attempting to seduce a 19-year-old boy for money. Jennifer, 32, plays Maddie, who finds herself in such financial straits that she is on the verge of losing her late mother's house. Maddie is entangled in the care of a wealthy pair of New Age 'helicopter parents' played by Broadway actress Laura Benanti and Matthew Broderick. Percy (Andrew Feldman), the couple's nervy 19-year-old son, is going to college and has been cosseted his whole life, never breaking the rules. Maddie receives a car in exchange for a heavyweight donation, but she must seduce Percy before he heads to Princeton.

Renee Elise Goldsberry began a sarcastic social media post after she misread a tweet from her friend Laura Benanti on Monday. Laura, 43, shared the results from a positive Covid test on social media, writing, 'Happy New Year?(I tested the day of the ballet and was negative…I also wore my mask so everyone is safe, don't worry!)'Renee apparently only saw the 'positive' and 'test' part of the message, and wrote and enthusiastic 'AAAAAAH!Congratulations!'