News about Marlee Matlin

In a sweet video that she posted to her main Instagram account on Wednesday, Marlee Matlin cheerfully announced that she will be a grandmother. The Oscar winner, 58, who is known for starring in CODA and Switched At Birth, could be seen at a table outside as her eldest daughter Sarah, 27, casually strolled by. Sarah's arm was gently grabbed to stop her from walking, and she was led to the actress's seat.

Simu Liu was a total champ on Thursday night when he wore an ankle brace while attending the Video Game Awards in Los Angeles on Thursday. In October, the Marvel actor, 34, who recently pulled out of a Disney concert due to 'health fears,' tended to his Achilles tendon. Simu wore boots on one foot and a shiny dress shoe on the other at the awards ceremony.

After suffering 'health scares,' Simu Liu announced on Thursday that he would be dropping out of Disney World's Candlelight Processional. In a tweet shared to his Instagram Stories, Barbie actress Stephanie, 34, wrote, "I'm so excited to have to drop out of this year's Candlelight Processional at Disney World." 'For those who were eager to see me,' the actor, who recently enjoyed a date night with girlfriend Allison Hsu, says he was as excited as she was.'

Piper Laurie, an Iconic actress who appeared in Carrie as the title character's demented mother, died at her Los Angeles home and had been ill for some time. She had a number of roles with Oscar nominations for Carrie and 'Children' of a Lesser God, in which she appeared Marlee Matlin's stern mother. During her career, Laurie appeared in more than 100 films and TV shows.

On Friday night, Simu Liu and his partner, Allison Hsu, arrived on the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences' Scientific And Technical Achievement Awards' red carpet. As they arrived at the ball, the night's host and his dazzling bridesmaid both dressed in all-black outfits and looked stunning. The Academy is assisting with the festival, which is the first time since 2019.

Marlee Matlin and her fellow Drama students walked out of the premiere of Magazine Dreams at the Sundance Film Festival on Friday after the festival struggled to provide adequate captioning for the deaf and hearing impaired audience. According to Variety, the Oscar winner, 57, who is deaf, and fellow jurors Jeremy O. Harris and Eliza Hittman made the joint decision to leave the screening after a caption unit for the Coda actress didn't work. The unit was later repaired, but the incident revealed a larger issue behind the scenes that made the films available to all viewers.

[Warning: Potentially Triggering Content] On the red carpet of the Critics' Choice Awards on Sunday, Marlee Matlin talked about her ex William Hurt's death. While speaking to an ET reporter, the actress, who previously accused Hurt of raping her in the ‘80s, said: