Explore More If actors were cattle, said Alfred Hitchcock, then Bruce Dern was “the golden calf.”
And while Dern’s yet to win an Oscar — he came close with “Coming Home” and “Nebraska” — Hitchcock’s golden boy is one of our most provocative and prolific performers. Now 83, the Chicago native’s put his stamp on some 100 films, two of which (“Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood” and “The Peanut Butter Falcon”) opened this summer. Read More...
Colton Little, an American actor and singer who is currently in his 20s and stands approximately 6 feet tall.
At such a tender age, the actor has already graduated from a number of acting classes taught by industry professionals such as Gregory Berger Sobeck (Berg Studios and formerly Yale School of Drama) and Annie Grindlay (Annie Grindlay Studios), all of which are related to his professional acting endeavours.
On social media platforms such as Instagram, where users can observe how well he takes care of his appearance, he has a sizeable following of 4. Read More...
The gruesome death of a beloved pet at an upscale boarding facility for dogs has left its owner distraught and grieving. Now, her lawsuit over the demise of the 4.5-pound teacup Yorkie — attacked by a Labrador mix puppy — seeks to prove that animals are far more than property.
Falen LaPonzina filed a lawsuit in D.C. Superior Court last week against Wagtime Too, which operates doggy day care and boarding facilities in Washington. Read More...
