News about Linda Cardellini

Pete Davidson wears several hats. He's a comedian, writer, former "SNL" cast member, and, most recently, an actor in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 4". "3:" Audience members were confused as a result of the film's ending credits, trying to remember where they had actually seen him. Director James Gunn put an end to the rumors on Saturday, revealing that Davidson had actually played a small part in the movie. Gunn wrote, "I voiced the magnificent Lambshank" on Twitter, posting a few behind-the-scenes photos. "And my friend Pete, not only voiced, but also came to visit us in Atlanta for a day and played Phlektik on set." Given that Phlektik is an alien with a green skull and big bug eyes, it's no wonder that fans didn't immediately recognize Davidson in cinemas. Gunn took more photos from set, snapping with Davidson and Chris Pratt, crouching with Zoe Salda and Pom Klementieff, and showing his followers a glimpse of Davidson as an extraterrestrial.

Christina Applegate and her daughter, Sadie Grace LeNoble, walked the SAG Awards red carpet hand in hand on February 26th. The mother-daughter pair were dressed in matching tailored outfits — Applegate in a navy floor-length gown and LeNoble in a black suit — but their appearances were similar: their unique nail art. Applegate's white nails were trimmed into a round-square shape. Each fingertip was given an abstract design that resembled swirling blue smoke, perhaps as a nod to her appearance as Jen Harding on Netflix's "Dead to Me." Applegate was nominated for best performance by a female actor in a comedy series, and the nail art seemed to be inspired from the show's poster. Vanessa Sanchez McCullough, a celebrity, created the manicure for Applegate from CND World items. LeNoble had black nails with a swirling silver pattern on each finger, similar to her mother.

Sarah Michelle Gellar has admitted that there was a tense kissing scene between her and Scooby-Doo co-star Linda Cardellini in the 2002 film, but that footage was cut off. The 45-year-old actress, who appeared on Bravo TV's What Happens Live, opened up about the shocking encounter between her and Cardellini's Velma.

Christina Applegate paid a loving tribute to her onscreen companionship at the Critics' Choice Awards on January 15th. The "Dead to Me" actress wore a dark turquoise nail art designed by Vanessa Sanchez to complement her chic black suit at her first award show since her multiple sclerosis diagnosis. Although costar Linda Cardellini did not attend the show, Applegate's daughter, Sadie Grace LeNoble, accompanied her mother in a matching outfit to the service. On closer inspection, the letter stickers read "Jen" and "Judy," which are the names of Applegate and Cardellini's characters in the Netflix series. Applegate has previously discussed how much money her family means to her, both on and off screen.

Selma Blair and Christina Applegate, long-time colleagues, are all supporting each other through their journeys with multiple sclerosis (MS). Blair spoke about her time with Applegate and how the two sides have relied on each other in their respective battles with the condition after the season finale on "Dancing With the Stars" in the United States on November 21. Blair, who was diagnosed with MS in 2018, had been back for a stunning final performance after leaving "DWTS" early due to health issues. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, the "Cruel Intentions" actress spoke about being there for her friend and former costar at Applegate's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony on Nov. 14th. The ceremony marked the "Dead to Me" actress' first public appearance after she announced her MS diagnosis in August 2021. Blair said, "I'm a fan of hers." "She is the most well-known, well-known California girl, actress of my generation, and she is the best in the world." There hasn't been one thing she's done that I haven't been like,' nailed it.' She's nailing it simply being who she is with this MS."

Linda Cardellini became emotional when she talked about her friendship with co-star Christina Applegate, who is fighting multiple sclerosis (MS). On Tuesday night, the 47-year-old actress appeared stunning as always at the season 3 premiere of Dead To Me in Los Angeles. Christina, 50, was on the red carpet discussing how castmate Christina, the well-known Netflix black comedy, was shot on the final season. Linda wrote to People Magazine: "All of us would be fine if she didn't want to come back [but] she decided to come back, and I guess that's who she is: she wanted to finish it.' I wanted to finish it and for us to all be able to lean on each other in whatever way we needed.'

Christina Applegate is a celebrity, and she wanted to prove it at the end. On the 14th of November, the actor was honoured on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as the host of her "Dead to Me" costar Linda Cardellini. Applegate's first public appearance since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a chronic disease of the central nervous system, was commemorated at the festival. "My daughter is the most important person in this world," Applegate mused at the funeral, avoiding tears as she spoke. "You're so much more than you should." You are so beautiful, generous, compassionate, and curious. Every day, I am able to wake up and bring you to your school. ... ... You are my everything. Thank you for being there with me through all of this." Applegate added, "I have a disease, by the way." Did you not notice?I'm not even wearing shoes!"

Christina Applegate's trailer for the final season of Netflix's hit show Dead to Me has been released, after the actress bravely discussed her disability as a result of her MS disease. Jen reunites with her companion Judy (played by Linda Cardellini) who bond after both losing their partners in the series, which will premiere on November 17 on the streaming platform. The two friends are involved in a car crash that has landed them in the hospital before they're investigated about Judy's fiance Steve's death.