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Ozark actress Julia Garner and Foster the People frontman Mark Foster have separated after more than six years of marriage. The couple, who began dating in 2018 and wed in December 2019 in a New York City ceremony, were last seen publicly together in October 2025, with Garner spotted July 4 without her wedding ring. No comment from reps has been immediately available.
Julia Garner and Mark Foster have separated after more than six years of marriage, with People confirming the split. Rumors began after Garner was seen without her wedding band, and the Ozark actress and Foster the People frontman—who met at Sundance in 2013 and wed in December 2019—have kept their relationship low-key; neither has publicly addressed the breakup yet.
Julia Garner will star in Apple TV+'s Guilty Creatures, based on Mikita Brottman's true-crime book about a torrid Tallahassee romance that ends in murder; Craig Gillespie directs, Sarah DeLappe writes, and Stuart Zicherman is showrunner, with Garner also executive-producing through Alma Margo.
Apple TV+ has ordered Guilty Creatures, a true-crime thriller based on Mikita Brottman’s book, with Julia Garner starring and serving as an executive producer. Craig Gillespie will direct, and Sarah DeLappe adapting; the series is produced by Tomorrow Studios in partnership with ITV Studios, with Garner’s Alma Margo and Gillespie’s Fortunate Jack Productions also producing. Marty Adelstein, Becky Clements, Alissa Bachner, and Stuart Zicherman will executive produce, along with DeLappe, Annie Marter, and Brottman.
Madonna says her long-gestating biopic with Julia Garner collapsed after a budget dispute with Universal, with talks of turning it into a Netflix series; she couldn’t reach a budget both sides could accept and even floated shooting in Serbia. She’s shifting to a new album, Confessions on a Dance Floor: Part II, while continuing to explore behind-the-scenes TV ideas like The Studio, which even features Garner in Venice for the show’s second season.
Madonna says a planned, high-budget biopic about her life was scrapped after a dispute with Universal Pictures over budget, despite two years of writing, budgeting and casting with Julia Garner attached. Netflix then approached to develop a limited series, and Madonna is pursuing a separate autobiographical project with Apple’s The Studio.
Madonna reveals her life-story biopic with Julia Garner stalled at Universal over budget concerns, with plans to shoot for a bigger budget; Netflix later pursued a series version, but script and rights hurdles complicated the deal.
Madonna unveils a teaser for Confessions II, hinting at the icon's next chapter as she morphs into Julia Garner and features 15 celebrity cameos.
Madonna premiered the Confessions II visual album at the Tribeca Festival, featuring a cameo by Julia Garner among a star-studded lineup (Benedict Cumberbatch, Kate Moss, Sabrina Carpenter, Lourdes Leon). The film, notable for a forest sequence with lasers, streams on YouTube June 8 ahead of the album’s July 3 release, and Garner’s potential Madonna biopic remains in flux.
Julia Garner is still set to play Madonna in the singer's biopic, which remains a work in progress, with the project experiencing delays and changes, including a shift from a film to a potential TV series with Netflix.
Zach Cregger's horror film 'Weapons' has surpassed $100 million domestically in just 14 days, marking a significant success for the genre and Warner Bros., with strong critical and audience reception and international earnings around $170 million.
Josh Brolin and Julia Garner, co-stars in the film 'Weapons,' shared a strong off-screen bond despite intense on-screen conflicts, with both praising each other's professionalism and personality during the film's premiere.
'Weapons' is a visually stylish horror film by Zach Cregger featuring Julia Garner and Josh Brolin, centered on the mysterious disappearance of elementary school children, with a twisty narrative that shifts from supernatural to witchy themes, but ultimately offers limited psychological depth and relies on atmospheric style and macabre humor.
Julia Garner confirms that her Madonna biopic is still in development and scheduled to happen, despite previous reports of cancellation, with Madonna herself set to direct.
Julia Garner, who is set to star as Madonna in an upcoming biopic directed by Madonna herself, revealed she auditioned by convincing Madonna she could dance and sing, despite not being a trained dancer. The project is still in development, with Madonna working on scripts and partnerships, despite previous setbacks.