News about Lucas Hedges

It's a familiar feeling: you're worn out after a long week and, for reasons that don't quite make sense, you just want a good cry. Now, experts have explained why you might get the urge - because it's actually good for us. 'Crying can help us process emotions, and you may even experience an increased mood later on due to the emergence of endorphins and the "love hormone" oxytocin,' said UK-based eye specialist Tina Patel. What's more, it promotes 'human interaction,' which is why you may have a deeper emotional connection with someone after watching a tear-jerking movie with them. A group of analysts has conducted a literature search to find the films that are most sob-inducing to help you get your health-boosting cry on demand.

On Thursday evening, Jason Manford treated her to a free ticket to see Brokeback Mountain on the West End. After claiming he'd been 'let down' by a pal and had an extra ticket to see the latest show, the comedian, who turned 42 on the following day, decided to take to Twitter to plead guilty. Hannah Fox, one of Jason's 455,700 followers, thankfully saw the tweet and leapt at the opportunity, resulting in a 'bizarre but spectacular evening.'

Brokeback Mountain's Lucas Hedges and Mike Faist have joined up to perform on the stage. The production of two gay cowboys' heartbreaking story has been described as a 'play with music,' he said.' Despite Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio's decision not to participate in the film, Mike, who appeared in West Side Story as Riff, will take on Jack Twist, the role played by Jake Gyllenhaal in the 2005 Oscar winning film.