• Variety Spider-Man: No Way Home and Euphoria lead the MTV nominations. Happy about the nomination for Sydney Sweeney for Euphoria and Megan Stalter for Hacks
• Out Joel Kim Booster covers Out Traveler to promote Fire Island
• Deadline in unexpected news A Simple Favor is getting a sequel with original stars Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick. If you'll recall we truly really loved...
• TFE ...and it made our top ten list of 2018
• El Diario Pedro Almodóvar writes another diary. This one is about the Met Gala, Marilyn Monroe (he has seen the upcoming bio Blonde) and "feminized" men
More after the jump including a viral Broadway rant, a new Cronenberg, Sutton Foster on PBS, and a film that pairs Jessica Chastain and Anne Hathaway...
• Film School Rejects has a video essay on intertextuality: Drive My Car and "Uncle Vanya"
• Deadline hot Cannes market pic: Susan Sarandon, Bette Midler and Megan Mullally all in the same comedy?
• /Film David Cronenberg already planning his Crimes of the Future follow up. It will star Vincent Cassel as a man trying to contact the dead
• /Film The next A Quiet Place movie will be a prequel A Quiet Place: Day One
• Out a hilarious interview with Katya on the seventh season of UNHhhh and her touring life with Trixie Mattel
• Deadline NEON will release the new Jessica Chastain & Anne Hathaway thriller. It's called Mothers' Instinct and it's based on the recent Belgian film Duelles
TONY AWARDS SEASON
• New York Post Patti LuPone rants at a maskless theatergoing Karen. Never piss Patti off! (the final sentence in this article made me LOL)
• Broadway World weekly Broadway grosses. It will be interesting to see if the Tony nominations (which happened right after this report) turn things around for some of the struggling newer shows. For example, for colored girls, POTUS, and Hangmen all received some nominations but they have low attendance (under 50%) at the moment. Can things turn around?
• TFE ... the Tony nominations in case you missed 'em.
MUST-SEE ALERT
If you've never seen Sutton Foster on stage you might not know what all the fuss is about or why we bring her up so often. We've seen her six times and she's always fire and magic and laughs. What a triple threat she is. PBS will be playing the recent West End production of "Anything Goes" this Friday May 13th at 9 PM EST for their "Great Performances" series. She won her second Tony Award for this musical when it was on Broadway back in 2011.