Kristen Stewart for Kelly Reichardt drama

Kristen Stewart will star alongside Michelle Williams and Laura Dern in an upcoming indie drama from director Kelly Reichardt.

Reichardt also wrote the script for the as-yet untitled project, which is a series of vignettes that revolve around the lives of people in small-town Montana.

According to Deadline, Stewart will play a young lawyer who takes a teaching job several hours from her home and ends up developing a close friendship with a local woman who is auditing her class.

Mad Men's Jared Harris, James Le Gros and Sara Rodier have also been cast in the ensemble project.

Stewart can next be seen alongside Oscar-winner Julianne Moore in Still Alice.

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Smith says series 6 of Downton could be the last

Maggie Smith has said that she thinks Downton Abbey won't continue after the upcoming sixth series.

Smith also joked that her character, Violet Crawley, is too old to continue on the show.

She told The Sunday Times: "They say this is the last one, and I can't see how it could go on.

"I mean, I certainly can't keep going. To my knowledge, I must be 110 by now. We're into the late 1920s."

Smith can currently be seen in The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel alongside Bill Nighy, Judi Dench and Dev Patel.

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Look! Jamie Dornan has the craic in Laois

Fifty Shades of Grey star Jamie Dornan was snapped having a pint in Kelly's Bar Borris in Ossory, Co Laois, last night.

The 32-year-old star, who plays Christian Grey in movie adaptation of EL James' novel, was spotted having the banter with locals and enjoying a well-deserved break from work.

Check out the snaps below.

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Home and Away star Morley confirms exit

Home and Away star Andrew Morley has confirmed that he is exiting the show.

However, the actor told fans of the show not to believe everything they read after the news was leaked by Women's Day. The website reported that he decided to leave the show to pursue a career in Hollywood.

Morley, who has played Spencer Harrington on the Australian soap for the past two years, took to Twitter to clear up the news.

He wrote: "Apologies to the faithful and incredible fans to hear the news in this disappointing way.

"I find it hard to believe within the family of Home and Away there (ever) is an 'onset source' that claims to know us so well.

"Just don't believe everything you read. Guys, there is so much fun stuff ahead for Spencer. And who actually said he's leaving forever?!

"LOVE YOU ALL!!"

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Kristin Scott Thomas slams ageism in films

Kristen Scott Thomas has spoken out against ageism in the film industry, saying that the lack of roles for actresses in their 50s is "a disaster".

The actress said on BBC One's Andrew Marr Show: "I won't bore you with all the stories of older women not getting jobs in film because it's so boring. But it's true. It's a disaster."

When asked why it was boring she explained: "Because it's never going to change.

"Until the average lifespan is 150 years or something, I don't think women in their 50s are going to be considered at all viable.

"I think that's what it is. Sorry."

Scott Thomas can next be seen in the World War II drama Suite Francaise. She will also play the Queen on the West End, taking over from Helen Mirren in The Audience from April.

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Dean Cain joins Supergirl TV series

Former Superman star Dean Caine has been cast in CBS's new Supergirl TV series.

Caine, who played Clark Kent/Superman in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, has landed a mystery role in the upcoming show.

According to Variety, actress Helen Slater, who played the titular heroine in the 1984 film Supergirl, has also joined the cast in a top-secret role.

They join Melissa Benoist, Calista Flockhart, Laura Benati, Mehcad Brooks, David Harewood and Chyler Leigh in the series.

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Fearne Cotton announces her second pregnancy

Fearne Cotton dropped a double bombshell on Friday telling her fans that she was expecting her second child and leaving Radio 1 after ten years.

The 33-year-old Celebrity Juice star, who already has two-year-old son Rex with husband Jesse Wood, revealed the news in a statement posted to her website.

She wrote: "Jesse and I are very happy to announce we are having another baby.

"I feel extremely blessed and happy that Rex will be a big brother, and we get to welcome another Wood into the world."

Cotton added: "It has also been a time of big decisions and one I want to share with you now. After much time and careful thought I have decided to leave Radio 1 after ten amazing years.'

"I have had the most incredible decade broadcasting on Radio 1, meeting wonderful people, helping break artists and watching live music from the world's best.

"However it is now time for a new chapter. I would like to thank Radio 1 for being such a great home and most of all to the listeners who have been on this journey with me.

"It's such a kick to know you heard a band on my show first, or that the songs I've played have helped you through the day, so thank you."

On a closing note, Fearne added: "I will leave with the best memories and many great friends. Here's to family and new adventures."

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Lawrence denies on-set tension with Joy director

Jennifer Lawrence has denied reports that she had a "shouting match" with director David O. Russell on-set of their new movie Joy.

The 24-year-old Oscar-winning actress set the record straight on her official Facebook page, describing the rumours as "tabloid malarkey."

She wrote: "Hey guys! It's Jen! I know I don't go on here a lot because I can barely work email but there's been a terrible rumor going around the last 24 hours so I wanted to clear it up.

"David O. Russell is one of my closest friends and we have an amazing collaborative working relationship. I adore this man and he does not deserve this tabloid malarkey. This movie is going great and I'm having a blast making it!"

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Bryan Cranston to produce Broadway musical

Bryan Cranston has signed as a producer for the new Broadway musical Finding Neverland.

The Breaking Bad star became "enchanted" with an early workshop performance of the show, ABC News reports lead producer Harvey Weinstein as saying.

Weinstein said of Cranston's involvement in a statement: "We were so thrilled that he wanted to come on board as an investor - having him as an ally and offering his overall support of this production means the world. He has given Diane and me such smart, constructive, creative advice."

Finding Neverland is based on the 2004 film of the same name which starred Johnny Depp. The theatre adaptation will see Glee's Matthew Morrison play Peter Pan creator JM Barrie, while Frasier star Kelsey Grammar plays Barrie's producer Charles Frohman.

Cranston won a Tony Award for his Broadway debut as President Lyndon B Johnson in All The Way last year.

Finding Neverland will begin previews on Sunday, March 15, 2015 at Broadway's Lunt-Fontanne Theatre before opening on Wednesday, April 15.

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New Bruce Lee biopic in the works

A new biopic about the life of martial arts legend Bruce Lee is currently in the works, according to the late actor's daughter, Shannon Lee.

The movie will be the first to be made about Lee's life with the full involvement of his family.

In a statement, Shannon said: "There have been projects out there involving my father, but they've lacked a complete understanding of his philosophies and artistry."

She added: "They haven't captured the essence of his beliefs in martial arts or storytelling. The only way to get audiences to understand the depth and uniqueness of my father is to generate our own material and find amazing, like-minded partners to work with."

Lee died aged 32 in 1973, after collapsing during an ADR session for the movie Enter the Dragon in Hong Kong.

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