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Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn have been a couple for 43 years since reuniting in 1983, choosing not to marry and building a life around fun, mutual devotion, and blended families. They split time among several homes in California, Colorado, and New York, maintain independent finances, and have raised their children—Kate and Oliver Hudson among them—together, with Kate and Oliver often calling Russell 'Pa.'
Kate Hudson attended the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscars Party with her 22-year-old son Ryder, who towered over a fellow actress on the red carpet in a black tux and ivory tie. Ryder, a New York University senior set to graduate in May, says he wants to pursue acting like his mom, while Hudson’s night also highlighted a family vibe as she appeared with Goldie Hawn at the event.
War of the Worlds (2025) was named Worst Picture at the 46th Razzie Awards, sweeping multiple categories including Worst Actor (Ice Cube), Worst Director (Rich Lee), Worst Screenplay, and Worst Remake/Rip-Off/Sequel; Rebel Wilson won Worst Actress for Bride Hard, Scarlet Rose Stallone took Worst Supporting Actress for Gunslingers, and All Seven Artificial Dwarfs won Worst Supporting Actor for Snow White (2025). Kate Hudson received the Razzie Redeemer Award for Song Sung Blue. Winners were decided by online voting from 1,223 Razzie members across the U.S. and beyond.
At the 46th Razzie Awards, Ice Cube won Worst Actor for War of the Worlds, while the film swept five categories—Worst Picture, Worst Director, Worst Screenplay, and Worst Prequel/Remake/Rip-Off or Sequel. Rebel Wilson took Worst Actress for Bride Hard, Scarlet Rose Stallone was named Worst Supporting Actress for Gunslingers, Kate Hudson received the Razzie Redeemer Award, and All Seven Artificial Dwarfs won Worst Supporting Actor for Snow White.
Ike Barinholtz discusses launching Funny You Ask, a weekly comedy‑trivia podcast filmed in a Hollywood studio, where he hosts customized trivia battles with funny guests like Mindy Kaling, Kate Hudson, and Jimmy Kimmel. Barinholtz writes the questions, aims for a show that blends humor with knowledge, and will offer full audio plus YouTube video then short clips for social. He also reflects on The Studio’s success, the loss of Catherine O’Hara, and his upcoming AI project with Luca Guadagnino. The series debuts March 25 on major podcast platforms (and YouTube).
BAFTA’s 2026 nominations deliver five pivotal moments that could tilt the Oscar race: Kate Hudson’s Best Actress nod boosts her campaign alongside the other frontrunners; Amy Madigan’s Best Supporting Actress chances are hurt by BAFTA’s omission; Delroy Lindo was snubbed by BAFTA despite an Oscar nod, complicating his path; KPop Demon Hunters was excluded from BAFTA’s Animated Feature lineup, opening room for other contenders at the Oscars; Chase Infiniti earns a Rising Star nomination, adding a wildcard to the endgame as One Battle After Another and Sinners duel for Best Picture. Gold Derby’s odds still favor One Battle After Another for Best Picture, with Sinners a distant challenger.
The 2026 Oscar nominations crown Sinners as the most-nominated film in Oscar history with 16 nods, including Best Picture for producers Ryan Coogler, Zinzi Coogler, and Sev Ohanian, and Best Director/Original Screenplay for Coogler. Kate Hudson earns a lead-acting nod for Song Sung Blue, Ethan Hawke is cited for Blue Moon, and Teyana Taylor is up for Supporting Actress in One Battle After Another. Chloé Zhao is nominated for Hamnet, while Sentimental Value collects multiple nominations for its ensemble (Stellan Skarsgård, Renate Reinsve, Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, Elle Fanning). The slate also includes Amy Madigan, Wunmi Mosaku, and a pair of animated-feature nods for Zootopia 2 and Kpop Demon Hunters, with the latter’s song Golden by Ejae. Sev Ohanian is noted as the first Armenian American nominated for Best Picture.
The 2026 Academy Awards nominations are out, with several expected frontrunners like Ariana Grande and Adam Sandler missing, while Elle Fanning and Kate Hudson deliver notable surprises; Wicked: For Good is shut out in all categories, and Conan O’Brien returns as host for a March 15 ceremony airing on ABC/Hulu. The piece catalogs major snubs and bright spots shaping the race this year.
Hollywood stars including Sydney Sweeney, Kate Hudson, Dwayne Johnson, and Adam Sandler attended Variety’s exclusive 'Actors on Actors' celebration at the Beverly Hills Hotel, where notable conversations and industry networking took place ahead of the Golden Globes.
Celebrities including Kate Hudson, Miley Cyrus, and Amanda Seyfried attended the Palm Springs International Film Awards, showcasing their fashion on the red carpet and engaging with fans.
The film 'Song Sung Blue' features standout performances by Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman, blending camp, emotion, and social commentary in a story inspired by real-life tribute artists, exploring themes of fame, class, and fate with memorable musical moments.
'Song Sung Blue' is a quirky film about a real-life couple who perform Neil Diamond covers, avoiding typical biopic clichés by being much weirder and more unconventional.
The film 'Song Sung Blue' stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson as local musicians inspired by Neil Diamond, but the movie is criticized for exploiting real-life hardships for dramatic effect and relying on clichés, which diminishes the authenticity of their stories.
The film is a heartfelt and entertaining tribute to a Milwaukee couple, Mike and Claire Sardina, who formed a Neil Diamond tribute act, highlighting their struggles, resilience, and performances, with standout roles by Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson, transforming their true story into a feel-good movie about perseverance in the margins of the music industry.
The film 'Song Sung Blue,' inspired by Neil Diamond and based on a 2008 documentary, stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson as a struggling tribute couple. Critics find the movie's tone inconsistent, blending melodrama, comedy, and tragedy, with performances and songs that are well-executed but feel mismatched to the story's tone. The film is criticized for unnecessary Hollywood embellishments and a lack of exploration into the authenticity of musical impersonation, resulting in a mixed reception and a 1.5-star rating.