With the release of Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy fast approaching, viewers can expect to see a mix of old favourites and new faces. Alongside Renée Zellweger’s iconic Bridget, the film ...

I decided to be braver.” “It’s been a mad year working with these big dogs,” the 28-year-old London native says during a break from shooting a crime thriller called Tuner—as in piano ...

Renée Zellwegger and Leo Woodall in Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy. Credit: Universal Pictures Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is on track to be bigger than Barbie in the UK, thanks to a ...

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That’s right, folks: Renée Zellweger is reprising her role as the iconic character in Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, the fourth entry in the Bridget Jones series, which is set to be released ...

Hollywood actress Renee Zellweger, 55, has reprised her role as the unlucky-in-love singleton in the romantic comedy Mad About The Boy. The character first appeared in a column in The ...

Furthermore, Mad Dog might be interested to know that despite Caitlin Clark’s father’s lack of Patrick Mahomes jerseys, the basketball phenom has long professed a love of the Chiefs.

Sprinkled throughout the film are several tracks from iconic artists including David Bowie and Nina Simone, while, given the film's title, there's no surprise that Dinah Washington's Mad About the ...

“All the dude does is win, and if you want to be mad at him for winning football games, go ahead. But that’s a superhero to me, and he does a great job, man.” Hunt played with Mahomes during ...

"All the dude does is win, and if you want to be mad at him for winning football games, go ahead. But that's a superhero to me, and he does a great job, man." Video below: The Kansas City Chiefs ...

What do you do when being mad is not enough? You get furious. After four “Mad Max” movies, including the massively successful “Fury Road,” George Miller went down the prequel route.