News about Sissy Spacek

As Michelle Williams makes her return to TV after five years, she's in good company. The Academy Award nominee, 43, filmed more scenes for her upcoming FX limited series Dying for Sex on Thursday in New York City, where she was joined by Sissy Spacek, Jenny Slate and Paul Dano.

In high school, a particular actress who made her big break in Hollywood in the 1970s with an iconic horror film role looked very different. Throughout her career, the American A-lister has received an Academy Award for Best Actress as well as five other Oscar nominations. She has also received three Golden Globe Awards and a Grammy Award for Best Female Vocal Performance.

As supermodel Kendall Jenner hosted a star-studded Halloween party in Los Angeles on Saturday evening, the designer frocks were left in the walk-in wardrobe. Channing Tatum and his partner Zo Kravitz were among the first celebrity arrivals at Chateau Marmont on a night dedicated to glamorous ghouls. Kravitz, 34, arrived as Carrie White, the iconic Stephen King character made popular by actress Sissy Spacek in his 1976 screen version of his classic debut novel, adhering to the event's themed clothing code.

On Disney+, there appears no series is safe following the ax of fan favorite National Treasure: Edge of History. Hundreds of shows on television, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple TV have all been ruthlessly given the boot. And, although some titles last longer than others, a number of others have only appeared in a single season. Here is a list of the most popular streaming shows that have been taken from screens in recent months after just one series.

Taylor Russell stuns as the front cover star of Harper's forthcoming Dreamers Issue. On the front page of the glossy, the 28-year-old Bones And All actress wears a striking cherry-colored Bottega Veneta dress with matching gloves. The arrival of Taylor Russell, a Canadian-born actor, is revealed with a enthralling headline.' She confessed to being a huge fan of classic movie stars such as Sissy Spacek in an interview. 'The good ones, you can tell that their lives are evolving through the decades because they're passionate about different things.' All the good ones have their own eras,' she explained.

She is on the promo tour for her film Tár. During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show on Friday night, And Cate Blanchett described the film as a "great tale about cancel culture." It comes after Lydia Tár, the actress who plays conductor Lydia Tár in the drama, scooped the Best Actress award at the Golden Globes earlier this week.

The actress Schuyler Fisk, Sissy Spacek's daughter, has revealed that she had the opportunity to reprise her mother's role from her 1976 horror film Carrie. Fisk, 40, shared with Yahoo! On Thursday, entertainment announced that she turned down the reboot, which was also based on Stephen King's debut book, saying that it didn't 'feel necessary.' Despite the fact that Spacek, 72, had already been recognized for her appearance in Terrence Malick's 1973 film Badlands, 1976's Carrie became one of the most celebrated horror films of all time.

“Know that it never was my intention to play a supporting role,” Dominic Angelella says. The Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter's career includes stints with Hop Along, touring with Lucy Dacus and mewithoutYou, and session work on a few key hip-hop albums. But before all that, he maxed out a credit card to fulfill his own aspirations of rock stardom in several bands he supported. Gear, studio time, and traveling all add up. Those aspirations didn't quite fit when he was younger. It took time, but Angelella, 36, is cool with it. He's a little older now, but he's discovered that his definition of success has changed. So, he grabbed a guitar and wrote another poem, "Supporting Role" about selling his lot in early 2020. "In our culture, we're under a lot of pressure to monetize everything," he says. MTV News is a cable television network. "You gotta eat some days, but seeing back on that period with a fresh eye is really what this song is about."