Reese Witherspoon is no stranger to TV these days, and it seems she’s brought a Friend. Jennifer Aniston will join the Big Little Lies Emmy nominee with a new scripted drama about the New York morning show scene, which is sure to draw network competition.
It’s no secret that Hollywood has an ageism issue. While most actresses over 45 are doomed to playing mothers, grandmothers, or not getting any work at all, male actors’ careers are easily extended into their more distinguished decades. The last time Tom Cruise had a female co-star close to his age was Miranda Otto in 2005’s War of the Worlds. Which is why it’s so refreshing these days to see actresses past their thirties get a younger love interest. Or, is it? The Home Again trailer is here to test that theory.
This weekend's Saturday Night Live hosted by Reese Witherspoon with musical guest Florence + The Machine had some high points and low points. Some of the sketches (including the monologue with cast members' real-life mothers) have been going viral, but a short, prerecorded, humorous sketch had me rolling. Check out "Mr. Westerberg"!
Last night’s generally unremarkable episode of SNL peaked early when it took advantage of its proximity to Mother’s Day to do something kind of remarkable. As part of her opening monologue, guest host Reese Witherspoon declared that the show was going to mark the occasion by bringing each cast member out with his or her mother...and then forcing them to apologize for their childhood transgressions.
Reese Witherspoon is often associated with her memorable roles as the female lead in romantic comedies, such as 'Sweet Home Alabama' and 'Legally Blonde.' But this holiday season, moviegoers will see a new side of Witherspoon in the drama 'Wild.'
What would you do if you were Reese Witherspoon and had one on one time with actress Jennifer Aniston? If you were Reese Witherspoon and it was Saturday, you might get your nails done, talk about life for a bit, then make out?!