Zibby Owens’ Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books “moves product” like nothing else. Zibby Owens with two of her children. Photo: Emily Young Zibby Owens with two of her children. A single dark cloud hovers over Zibby Owens’s sprawling Water Mill house, threatening to burst all over her soon-to-arrive dinner guests. She flutters around trying to decide whether to move the entire enterprise inside, into the dining room or one of two grass-cloth-wallpapered living rooms.

Nicholas Stoller. Last night, the Tribeca Film Festival opened with the world premiere of The Five-Year Engagement. The film stars Jason Segel and Emily Blunt as a couple that gets engaged quickly, then stays engaged for an unusually long time (see movie title for more details). They blame the delay on their move to Michigan. It was supposed to be temporary — she got accepted to a two-year graduate program — so why not wait until they were back in San Francisco to exchange vows?

Standing on the red carpet at last night’s Nine premiere, every few seconds one could hear the sounds of lavish praise being heaped upon the singing abilities of stars Daniel Day-Lewis, Penélope Cruz, Kate Hudson, Marion Cotillard, Nicole Kidman, Sophia Loren, and Judi Dench. Screenwriter Michael Tolkin: “We saw the biggest stars in the world auditioning, and what was amazing was to see how much phenomenal musical-comedy talent there was in the world.

Beyoncé and The Proud Family have a deep connection: Not only did both Beyoncé and her sister Solange sing on the original theme song, but she and her family rocked some truly adorable Proud Family costumes for Halloween this year. So when the cast of Disney+’s Proud Family: Louder and Prouder came to Vulture Festival, we knew exactly what we needed to talk to them about. Related The Faces of Vulture Festival 2022 Should The Proud Family Reboot Have a Ye Episode?

Paul Feig won’t be directing the third Bridget Jones movie, which means Universal is on the lookout for someone else with a gentle style who’s able to make moments of pathos really touching and lovely, and able to coax silliness from seemingly sad situations. The movie, according to Colin Firth, will follow Bridget as she runs back to Daniel (don’t do it, Bridge!), gets pregnant, and then has to get rescued yet again by Mr.

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This is not up for debate — the current season of The Bachelor is the most boring in the franchise’s history: a ho-hum race-car driver turned ho-hum real-estate agent parades around the northern hemisphere to eventually propose to a woman ten years his junior. But do you know what makes anything a little more fun, or at least mildly tolerable? Alcohol, baby! With a couple episodes left, allow Vulture to guide you through Arie Luyendyk Jr.

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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vulture (@vulture) Thanks to the coronavirus, comedians are now trapped at home like the rest of us, so we decided that while we’re all self-isolating, we’d do something a little different from our usual “Follow Friday” column. Instead of interviewing up-and-coming comedians we love on Twitter, we’re going live on Instagram every week to check in with some of our favorite people in comedy to get a firsthand look at how they’re handling the pandemic.