Olivia Wilde brought “The Invite” to Locarno. “I’m in shock. This is overwhelming and exciting,” she told the audience at Piazza Grande, which reportedly has one of the world’s largest cinema screens. “This is the European premiere of ‘The Invite’ and it’s the first time – and probably the only time – it will be
Locarno became the latest film festival to see protests at the continuing situation in Gaza and Palestine‘s Occupied Territories. While music from the Campari Lounge boomed into the evening, approximately 100 demonstrators unwound a shroud bearing the names of 60,000 people who have been killed in Gaza since the beginning of the war two and
Olivia Wilde said she has become “so much more romantic” because of “The Invite.” “It’s melted the cynic out of me,” she said at Locarno. “I have spoken to people who have been through so much with their partners, and people have been in marriages for 40, 50, 60 years. They told me it was
Jennifer Aniston will star in Olivia Wilde’s Universal comedy “Naughty,” playing a single mother named Mallory, whose “ex-trashbag” is Santa Claus. Peter Dinklage takes on the role of the King of Christmas. Wilde, fresh off the success of her latest directorial effort “The Invite,” directs “Naughty,” which centers on Mallory, whose “only hope of securing
Olivia Wilde recently appeared on “The Louis Theroux Podcast” and criticized Elon Musk while also speaking out against misogynistic incel culture in general. The director and star of “The Invite” revealed that she once visited Musk’s SpaceX headquarters and met the business mogul long “before he became a creature.” “Now I really resent it. I
