News about Susan Sarandon

Lying on the bed, his eyes covered with a sleep mask, his hands bound with cable ties, Nicholas Billingham (right) never stood a chance. He was expecting sex with his partner of 17 years. What he got instead was a knife plunged into the base of his neck with such force and accuracy that it almost instantly severed his jugular vein. Fiona Beal (centre), the mother of his child, had hit her target.

Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis of Thelma & Louise enjoyed a happy reunion after attending 90s Con in Connecticut together on Sunday. Sarandon, 77, and Davis, 68, were photographed speaking on a panel and side by side at the Connecticut Convention Center, 33 years after they appeared in Ridley Scott's classic 1991 feminist road movie together. Susan was wearing a leather jacket over a turtleneck jacket in black, with the dynamic pair matched in black.

Susan Sarandon spent the SXSW premiere of The Gutter in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday, four months after her recruitment firm was barred from her job market for her jovial remarks at a pro-Palestine rally. 77-year-old Oscar winner David Duke said Jewish people are getting 'a glimpse of what it feels like to be Muslim' in the midst of the war against Hamas at a rally in New York City on November 17.

The pre-wedding celebrations of Radhika Merchant, 29, and Anant Ambani, 28, made news around the world last week for the occasion's opulence, which cost more than £100 million. However, there was one intimate and personal moment in the midst of all the grandeur, when Merchant gave her a heartfelt speech for her soon-to-be husband. However, it was later discovered that this apparently heartfelt speech was actually just an almost identical copy of the one Susan Sarandon gave to Richard Gere in the 2004 rom-com

Tim Robbins had a good time at the 2024 Oscars. Susan Sarandon's ex partner danced a riot on the red carpet with cinematographer Reed Morano, 46. Since 2021, the two have been linked to each other. Tim spent most of his adult life with Susan. In 1988, they appeared on the set of Kevin Costner's film Bull Durham. They were a major power couple in Hollywood for 23 years. They had two sons together: Jack Henry Robbins and Miles Robbins. In 2009, the New Yorkers split. Meg Ryan, who was also at the Vanity Fair Oscars party in Beverly Hills on Sunday, has also been attributed to Robbins' IQ, who was also glamorous and youthful. Both Ryan and Robbins denied ever dating, but they did not know if they had ever been married.

Susan Sarandon was joined by Squad member Rashida Tlaib in a demonstration on Capitol Hill, calling for the US to refrain from 'funding genocide.' On Thursday, the actor made a speech to members of the press, calling for a ceasefire during a 'advocacy day' promoted by left-wing feminist co-depunk CODEPINK. 'There's never been peace that has been fought by violence,' Sarandon said, ironically just three months after issuing a groveling apology for saying that Jewish Americans' "are getting a glimpse of what it is like to be Muslim in this world.'

"Screams Before Silence," a long-running Silicon Valley staple who also founded LeanIn.org, is a documentary that will explore "women and girls who were raped, assaulted, and mutilized in a brutal campaign of gender-based violence.' Sandberg's one-hour documentary, which will be available in April, features interviews with Israeli hostages who have been released, as well as survivors of the riot at the Supernova Music Festival.

Demonstrators from six parties who had blocked main vehicle routes in and out of the city on Monday, resulting in 325 arrests. The Palestinian Youth Movement, Democratic Socialists of America, Writers Against Gaza, Jewish Voice for Peace, Al-Awda, and Critical Resistance participated in the demonstration. The New York Post announced that the group has links to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, actress Susan Sarandon, and universities, including Yale, Brown, and UCLA, as well as a Ben & Jerry's Foundation.

On Saturday, best friends Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon were seen out walking in New York City. In a red beret, the Tootsie actress, 74, was in a wheelchair being pulled by a woman. As she was rolled down the sidewalk, the legendary actress, who will return to Ryan Murphy's Feud limited series for its second season, wore taupe cotton pants, a black puffer jacket, and black trainers.

On Thursday, the 72-year-old restaurateur and the 70-year-old Theresa exchanged vows at La Quinta, California's exclusive La Quinta Resort and Club. Unique DailyMail.com photos depict the happy couple strolling hand-in-hand on a Friday stroll before saying their goodbyes to their guests. The couple are now planning to enjoy an all-expenses paid Italian honeymoon.

Exclusive DailyMail.com photos depicted the planning for Gerry Turner's 72th wedding anniversary, as well as Theresa Nist, 70, who is well-prepared. The pair will marry in La Quinta Resort and Club on Thursday, a 45-acre hacienda-style hotel synonymous with old Hollywood glamour. On ABC, Turner popped the question to Nist with a $40 million Neil Lane diamond ring on the hit reality dating show.

Isla, the former Hollyoaks actor, posted some stunning photos of his newborn baby Isla on Instagram. On Wednesday, Callum Kerr and his partner Lauren Stacy announced that they welcomed their first child together into the world.

Susan Sarandon, the Oscar winner, took time away from attending pro-Palestine rallies to watch the New York Rangers lose 7-3 to the Toronto Maple Leafs at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night. Sarandon, 77, has made national news in recent weeks for her outspoken views on Israel and Palestine in the aftermath of Hamas' barbaric assault on the Jewish state on October 7. During a November 17 protest, Thelma & Louise actress entertained the possibility of being blacklisted in Hollywood after saying that Jewish people are,'getting a glimpse of what it feels like to be Muslim."

Susan Sarandon began her week by going out for a stroll in New York City, despite the fallout from her divisive remarks at a pro-Palestine rally. The 77-year-old Oscar winner was out and about in the Big Apple just days after she apologised for her 'terrible mistake.' During a November 17, she said that Jewish people are,'getting a glimpse of what it feels like to be Muslim.'

Susan Sarandon, an A-list actress, was seen out and about in NYC (pictured left), appearing excited despite being dropped by her production company for a new film in which she was about to star. On Wednesday, the Academy Award-winning 77-something was strolling down the streets of New York City wearing an all-black outfit and a statement hat. Sarandon smiled cheerfully and looked in good spirits, despite her production company's statement that they were excluding her from a forthcoming film due to her latest anti-Jewish remarks. The production firm that was considering Sarandon for a short film told Page Six that they no longer intend to work with the actor. PTO Films wants to make it clear that Susan Sarandon's views do not represent the company's views,' David Barroso, co-founder of the indie film company, told the publication.

Susan Sarandon was dealt a second blow when she was dropped by a production firm after a pro-Jewish rant at a pro-Palestine rally in New York City. The production company that was considering Sarandon for a short film reported that they were no longer aiming to collaborate with the Academy Award winner. Susan Sarandon's views do not represent our company's views,' PTO Films' David Barroso (inset), co-founder of the indie film firm, said.

Susan Sarandon said on Friday night that Jewish people'are getting a glimpse of what it feels like to be Muslim" in the midst of the Israeli civil war. She made the announcement on November 17 at a pro-Palestine rally in New York City, but her talent company was terminated as a result. Sarandon said her words ignored centuries of oppression and genocide in Europe, as well as recent atrocities, such as the Tree of Life synagogue attack in Pittsburgh, which killed 11 people in modern US history. Sarandon wrote: "I greatly regret deflating this truth and injuring people with this remark." "It was my intention to express solidarity in the fight against bigotry of all sorts, but I'm sorry I didn't succeed in doing so."

Susan Sarandon's son begged for permission from using a video of his famous mother that seems to have left him embarrassed. Miles Robbins, 31, took to Twitter on Wednesday to make the request a day after the Oscar winner, 77, was fired by her Hollywood company UTA for her controversial Israel-Hamas war remark. 'I'm thrilled to see people on Twitter defending my mother in the midst of a new McCarthyist blacklisting age, but would you please refrain from using a clip of her having her hair done with her honkers out?' Miles wrote:

Sarandon hasn't retaliated against any of the backlash. She stepped out today wearing the same bomber jacket and cap as she'd been wearing when she made the remarks. Asra Nomani, a Pakistani immigrant who replied to Sarandon on Twitter with a list of the freedoms she and her family enjoy in the United States, is one of those who protested back at Sarandon.

Susan Sarandon has been fired by her Hollywood company UTA for a 'taste of what it feels to be Muslim' that she said.

Asra Nomani, a Muslim-American activist who was pictured right, has taken aim at Susan Sarandon after the Oscar winner announced that frightened Jews are "getting a glimpse of what it feels to be Muslim in America." following the Hamas October 7 attack. Sarandon made the indignation remark at a NYC demonstration as a result of an increase in antisemitism. The Dead Man Walking actress was dropped by her employer, UTA, in the fallout. Nomani, a Pakistani immigrant who reacted angrily to Sarandon's remarks on X, said the actress was working with radical Muslims, who she described as a "woke army."

Staffers at the corporation were so distressed and shocked by left-wing Sarandon's remarks that it had caused them to break ties, according to Page Six. She had been with the company since 2014. In reaction to an increase in antisemitism, she made the inflammatory remark at a NYC rally. Sarandon, one of the SAG-AFTRA leaders, is yet to comment. 'A lot of people are afraid of being Jewish at this moment, and people are getting a glimpse of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this world,' she said. At Sarandon, Angry Jews and Muslim Americans clapped back. Asra Nomani, a Pakistani immigrant who wrote about all the ways in which returning to America enriched her life and the lives of other Muslims, is one of them.

Sarandon made the indignation remark at a NYC demonstration on November 17. A video of her remarks has taken over the internet, shocking Jewish Americans. It has also offended some Muslim Americans like Asra Nomani, a Pakistani migrant who posted on Twitter with a list of the freedoms her and her parents enjoy in the United States.

Susan Sarandon has been chastised for claiming that Jewish people'are'being portrayed as Muslim' in the war with Hamas.