News about River Phoenix

While out on a stroll with her sister Kate Mara and her son River Phoenix, three children in California, pregnant Rooney Mara showed off her baby bump. As she pushed a stroller, actor Joaquin Phoenix's 38-year-old fiancé donned a long white sun dress and a jean jacket.

Rooney Mara is expecting her second child with fiance Joaquin Phoenix, three years since their son River Phoenix was born. At the premiere of her new film La Cocina at the Berlinale International Film Festival on Friday, the A Nightmare On Elm Street actress, 38, premiered her baby bump on Friday. On the red carpet of a billowing black strapless outfit, she cradled her stomach while shooting for photographers.

A tiny Scottish brewery is taking BrewDog to court, alleging that the brand of one of its popular beers is stolen from it. Jump Ship Brewing, headquartered in Edinburgh, has filed a lawsuit at the Intellectual Property Court in London to ban its larger competitor from selling a beer named Shore Leave. Under the Shore Leave brand, the low-alcohol brewery, founded in 2019, introduced a rhubarb and ­ginger pale ale under the Shore Leave label in June last year. In March this year, BrewDog registered a trademark for the Shore Leave name. Sonja Mitchell, the founder of Jump Ships, said the first she knew about it was using the word 'Slogan', who said, 'It's time to jump ship.'

After the promising actor's career was abruptly ended by a deadly overdose, River Phoenix's death sent shockwaves throughout Hollywood. (left). On Thursday, the actor's mother (right in 1988) paid a loving tribute to her son on what would have been his 53rd birthday. Arlyn 'Heart' Phoenix wrote about her son's death and said his life is 'one of the most amazing days of her life.' River's star, who is known for his acting skills and good looks, was on the rise before he died on October 31 1993, after a battle with heroin use. After a drug overdose at the age of just 23, he died outside Johnny Depp's nightclub Viper Room (inset) in Los Angeles.

On what would have been his 53rd birthday, Arlyn 'Heart' Phoenix, the mother of late actor River Phoenix, has paid tribute to him. Heart, 78, took to Instagram on Wednesday (August 23rd) to honor her son, who fatally overdosed on a combination of cocaine and opium (known as a'speedball') in 1993 at the age of 23, and said he is "very much alive in me." "August 23, 1970...one of the most memorable days of my life" -- bringing Earthbound a living being... a hint of the most sacred. River Jude embraced each of his siblings (who arrived via the same portal after him) with his humor, insight, passion, empathy, and Undying Love, as he tried to do with most people. I would say he was and still is our greatest tutor. "The hardest pain I suffered in my life was the pain of natural childbirth and even more, the death of my son's death.' On both occasions, the gifts he gave were imbued in each of us, and we keep on commemorating his life's 23 precious years.' There are no guarantees in life, and I don't believe any of us was promised that we would not live through 'tragic moments.' Living in the moment and drawing on inner wisdom as a sacred path to navigate through life's many challenges. River's life and death taught me that, in no uncertain terms. I am in awe of the fact that he is still alive in me. "I would like to thank you for all the wonderful messages that I have received over the past 30 years.'

Matthew made a series of shocking discoveries in his epic, tell-all book, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing, from intimate information about his personal life to sordid details from his sex life. The Friends actress, 53, did not hold back in the tome, making a slew of shocking revelations about his time on the show, his childhood, and his long fight with heroin and alcohol, among other things, but there was one observation that was particularly controversial in the book. Matthew raised eyebrows when asking why fellow actor Keanu was still 'walking among us,' although 'original thinkers like River Phoenix and Heath Ledger' died unexpectedly, bringing the subject's'most recent' news into the spotlight after Matthew announced that it would be barred from all future copies of the book. Several people were taken aback by Matthew's surprising proclamation of Keanu throughout his book. The Canadian-born actor was brutally open about his drug use, revealing that at his worst, he was prescribing 55 pain killers a day and admitting to going to rehab 15 times throughout his decades-long career, which cost him $9 million. He also spoke in detail about his past dating attempts, including the night he had a steamy make out session with Valerie Bertinelli, when their husband was passed out next to them, and the time he went on a'secret date with Cameron Diaz, during which she became'stoned' and mistakenly punched him in the chest. FEMAIL went back and recapped all of the other controversial admissions he made throughout the book as the actor recovered from his hot seat for discussing the shady quote about Keanu.

Matthew Perry claims that the derogatory remarks he made about Keanu Reeves in his book were deleted from future editions. When Reeves' peers such as River Phoenix and Chris Farley died prematurely, the 53-year-old Friends actor raised eyebrows last year and released an apology.

Johnny Depp's own career as an artist is much more lucrative, according to a few days last week, after he sold more than £4.5 million of paintings in only a few days. Last Monday, a limited edition print of reggae star Bob Marley, writer Hunter S Thompson, and actor Heath Ledger and River Phoenix went on sale at the Castle Fine Art Gallery in London's Covent Garden. The bold and brilliantly printed prints, which cost £4,500 per unit, or £17,500 for all four prints, were almost out in five days, according to a spokesman yesterday. 'They'd practically all been gone by Friday, only a handful of the River Phoenix prints were left," he said. 'I believe they will have sold out as well by now.' It's the second exhibition in Depp's 'Mates and Heroes' collection to go on display in the United Kingdom. Within hours last July, the first, which featured folk hero Bob Dylan, Rolling Stone Keith Richards, actor Elizabeth Taylor, and actor Al Pacino, sold out.

According to US Magazine, Keanu Reeves has'responded' after Matthew Perry wondered why the actor's "still walks among us" in his latest autobiography. Friends star Perry, 53, caused a social media storm after he wrote in his memoir, Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing, 'Why is it that the original thinkers like River Phoenix and Heath Ledger die, but Keanu Reeves still walks among us?'

Michael J. is a generous guy. Fox. In an interview with People, the 61-year-old has shared more about his personal life. He recalled how the late actor River Phoenix's Southern hospitality had endeared him. When Fox was shooting 1991's Doc Hollywood in a small town in Florida, the Mosquito Coast actor made sure he wasn't lonely.

Matthew Perry has rethought his scathing comments about Keanu Reeves, who has apologised for what he wrote in forthcoming book Friends, Lovers, And The Big Terrible Thing. In the book Perry, who recently delved into his history with drug addiction , writes, 'Why is it that the original thinkers like River Phoenix and Heath Ledger die, but Keanu Reeves still walks among us?' A passage that was not found on Page Six is shown in a passage. Following the indictment, the Friends actor released a statement clarifying his remarks to People on Wednesday, saying, 'I'm really a huge fan of Keanu.'

In his forthcoming book Friends, Lovers, And The Big Terrible Thing, Matthew Perry seems to have shared some worryingly negative thoughts about Keanu Reeves. Perry, who recently delved into his history with drug addiction, writes, 'Why is it that the original thinkers like River Phoenix and Heath Ledger die, but Keanu Reeves still walks among us?' In a passage accessed by Page Six, the author was able to recognize the symbol. DailyMail.com has contacted Perry's officials for additional information and context.

After being reduced to tears at the premiere of his latest film The Whale (inset right) at the Venice Film Festival, Brendan Fraser, 53, was reduced to tears, according to Variety. FEMAIL examines the actor's varied career throughout the decades. Fraser's career took a turn when he said he had been 'blacklisted' by Hollywood after making a claim of sexual assault against a former Golden Globes president, from being seen on televisions as a hunky hero in The Mummy (inset left) and George of the Jungle (left). Fans of his marital bliss grew more concerned with his mental stability in the years that followed his marriage before he took on more serious roles and found love again (right, with his girlfriend Jeanne Moore).