News about Nicholas Stoller

It was described as one of the world's biggest drug trafficking busts, resulting in thousands of arrests around the world. According to Deadline, RJ Cipriani, a professional gambler turned FBI informant, is set to appear on television screens as a limited series more than a decade later. After seeing convicted kingpin and former college football star Owen 'O-Dog' Hanson in Australia, the television drama, dubbed 'Jackpot,' is now in Sony Pictures Television and will follow Cipriani as he's unintentionally ensnared in a dangerous and violent drug ring. The series, which is being branded as 'part Donnie Brasco and part of Ocean's 11,' will be produced by filmmaker Nicholas Stoller's Stoller Global Solutions firm, with Cipriani serving as the executive producer.

On Tuesday, Australian actress Rose Byrne made a show-stopping appearance at rom-com Bros' premiere in New York City. The Sydney-born actress and bralette, who appeared in a layered black blazer and bralette that attracted attention to her slim silhouette. A glimpse of her toned tummy and décolletage was included in the classy outfit.

Billy Eichner, Variety's current front page actor, has defended his decision to have an all-queer cast even for straight roles in his gay rom com Bros. The decision came out of a 43-year-old's dissatisfaction with the number of meaty film roles, including gay ones that had gone to straight actors in the past. 'It's not about saying that a straight actor should never play gay,' he told Variety. We still need a more equal playing field,' but we do need a more balanced playing field.' It's about repairing a very bad situation.'

On Monday, Jesse Palmer channeled his inner Oprah Winfrey during an audience giveaway on ABC's "Men Tell All" episode. Using the Virgin Voyages app, the 43-year-old host, who appeared on season five of The Bachelor in 2004, first shocked the studio audience with 'champagne on demand.' "Now, before we toast to this season, I have some news.' And, in fact, for all of you in this audience, Jesse's message is going to change your lives, forever.'