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Aaron Eckhart and Amanda Peet walk the red carpet at the premiere of the new Amazon series The Romanoffs on Thursday (October 11) in New York City.

The Romanoffs is a contemporary anthology series set around the globe featuring eight separate stories about people who believe themselves to be descendants of the Russian royal family. The show premieres on October 12.

Each episode is essentially a mini-movie with a different story and a different cast, More stars who attended the premiere included Diane Lane, Jack Huston, Paul Reiser, Radha Mitchell, Corey Stoll, Kerry Bishe, Marthe Keller, Jon Tenney with wife Leslie Urdang, Cara Buono, Annet Mahendru, Janet Montgomery, Ines Melab, James Naughton, JJ Feild, and Mike Doyle.

Series creator Matthew Weiner, best known for creating Mad Men, was also in attendance.

FYI: Amanda is wearing a Michael Kors Collection dress.

Judy Greer, Jason Sudeikis, and Lee Pace bring their new movie Driven to the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival!

The co-stars teamed up for the event held at Princess of Wales Theatre on Monday (September 10) Toronto, Canada.

They were joined by their other castmates Erin Moriarty, Corey Stoll, his wife Nadia Bowers, Isabel Arraiza, and director Nick Hamm.

That same day, the group attended the RBC-hosted Driven Cocktail Party at RBC House, as well as the Mira for the Driven Party at Mira.

The cast also posed for some portraits at Intercontinental Hotel.

Driven is an intense thriller where politics, big business and narcotics collide.

FYI: Judy is wearing Manolo Blahnik shoes. Lee is wearing a Childs suit and shirt with Thom Browne shoes. He’s wearing a Childs shirt for the portrait.

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Tatiana Maslany is all smiles as she poses alongside her partner Tom Cullen at the opening night party for her new Second Stage Theatre play Mary Page Marlowe held at Churrascaria Plataforma on Thursday (July 12) in New York City.

That same day, the 32-year-old actress got news that she’d again scored a 2018 Emmy Award nomination in the Lead Actress in a Drama category for her work on Orphan Black.

“I’m very nervous. I’m so excited, but really nervous. And everything that goes along with opening night. I can’t believe I get to do it. And on top of it, to get this news this morning. It was a total shock,” Tatiana told the L.A Times. “I didn’t think people remembered the [TV] show. It’s been off air for a while. And there’s just so much amazing television right now. Atlanta. Handmaid’s Tale — which I find really difficult to watch. A lot of my friends are watching it and saying, sadly, it resonates so much with what’s happening in our culture. But the Emmy nomination, I’m excited.”

Also in attendance at the opening night party was Greta Gerwig, Betty Gilpin, Grace Gummer, Nick Dillenburg, Paul Dano, Corey Stoll and his wife Nadia Bowers, Martha Plimpton, Annie Parisse and her husband Paul Sparks, as well as Tatiana‘s co-stars Susan Pourfar, Emma Geer, Carole Rothman, Kellie Overbey, Lila Neugebauer, Mia Sinclair Jenness and Blair Brown.

Annette Bening is all smiles while posing in-between Corey Stoll and director Michael Mayer at the special screening of their film The Seagull held at Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center on Thursday (May 10) in New York City.

The trio were joined at the event by Samantha Mathis, Julianna Marguiles, Jim Parrack and Lena Hall, who all stepped out to show their support.

Synopsis: An aging actress named Irina Arkadina (Annette) pays summer visits to her brother Sorin (Brian Dennehy) and her son Konstantin on a country estate. On one occasion, she brings Boris Trigorin (Corey), a successful novelist, with her. Nina (Saoirse Ronan), a free and innocent girl on a neighboring estate, falls in love with Trigorin. As Trigorin lightly consumes and rejects Nina, so the actress all her life has consumed and rejected her son, who loves Nina. The victims are destroyed while the sophisticates continue on their way.

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Saoirse Ronan hits the red carpet at a screening of her new movie Seagull on Saturday afternoon (April 21) at the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center in New York City.

The 24-year-old Oscar-nominated actress looked pretty in a cream-colored suit as she was joined at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival by her co-star Annette Bening.

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Other cast mates at the premiere included Corey Stoll, Billy Howle, and Michael Zegen.

Also stepping out for the screening were Dana Delany and Alec Baldwin.

Seagull hits theaters on May 11.

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Corey Stoll is set to play the role of astronaut Buzz Aldrin in the upcoming space movie First Man, which will be directed by La La Land‘s Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle.

The film will star Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong and The Crown‘s Claire Foy as his wife.

Kyle Chandler is in talks to play astronaut Deke Slayton, according to The Tracking Board.

The film will follow NASA’s attempt to land a man on the moon with Armstrong becoming the first person to step foot on the moon in 1969. Aldrin was the second to step on the moon.

First Man already has a release date set for October 12, 2018.

Cobie Smulders and her hubby Taran Killam stepped out to show their support for The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park production of the play Julius Caesar held at Delacorte Theater on Monday (June 12) in New York City.

It was recently announced that Delta and Bank of America have both pulled their sponsorship money from the classic play, which has been re-imagined in this new contemporary staging with Caesar being a character who resembles current President Donald Trump.

Andrew Rannells, Amber Tamblyn, Ben Foster, Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria Baldwin, Ari Graynor and Corey Stoll also were in attendance.

Before the play, The Public Theater’s artistic direct Oskar Eustis took to the stage to address the controversy: “The Public’s mission is to say that the culture belongs to everybody, needs to belong to everybody,” Eustis said. “To say that art has something to say about the great civic issues of our time, and to say that like drama, democracy depends on the conflict of different points of view. Nobody owns the truth�”we all own the culture.”