Ray Dalio

Joaquin Phoenix, renowned for his exceptional acting performances and iconic roles, finds himself in the spotlight not just for his on-screen work, but also due to a growing concern regarding his off-screen behavior. Phoenix has historically been cautious about his involvement in projects beyond acting, yet recent events have cast a shadow over this discretion. The latest incident occurred when he departed Todd Haynes’ upcoming gay romance film featuring Danny Ramirez, causing the project to face an unfortunate demise. Christine Vachon, producer for the film, has since voiced her disappointment and frustration about Phoenix’s sudden exit, emphasizing its significant impact on the project.

Johnny Depp’s first directorial effort in 27 years, Modì – Three Days on the Wing of Madness, makes its world premiere today at the 72nd San Sebastián International Film Festival in Spain, and ahead of its release, Depp took time to reflect on recent events that he says turned his life into a “soap opera.” Per Variety, the 61-year-old star didn’t specifically mention Amber Heard by name, but it’s clear that the highly-publicized trial that took place between the two was weighing heavily on his mind when he was asked at a press conference to compare his own experiences with those of Modi’s protagonist, Amedeo Modigliani.

Ryan Murphy is justifying his Netflix production titled “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Saga“, following Erik Menendez’s criticism towards the show.