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Costume Designer Charlese Antoinette Jones has signed for representation by M88. Throughout her design career, Jones has worked on acclaimed films like Shaka King’s “Judas and the Black Messiah,” the Whitney Houston biopic “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” Ben Affleck’s “Air” and the upcoming Apple TV thriller “The Instigators.”

“I’m so excited to be working with M88 as I continue to expand my career,” said Jones in a statement. “I’m especially appreciative of [James] Swoope for his unwavering support and championing me as a multifaceted creative.”

In 2019, Jones launched the Black Designer Database, a digital fashion house that aims to bring exposure and support to Black designers by connecting them with consumer and media opportunities. She also runs her own jewelry brand Char Ant Gold.

As she signs on with M88, Jones will continue to be represented by WME and Frankfurth Kurnit Klein & Selz, and maintains her membership to the CDG.

The trailer for Guy Nattiv’s Golda has dropped showcasing Helen Mirren’s transformation into Israel’s first female Prime Minister Golda Meir. Watch the preview in the video posted above.

Written by Nicholas Martin, Golda is a ticking-clock thriller set during the tense 19 days of the Yom Kippur War in 1973. Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, faced with the potential of Israel’s complete destruction, must navigate overwhelming odds, a skeptical cabinet, and a complex relationship with US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger (Liev Schreiber), with millions of lives in the balance.

Her tough leadership and compassion would ultimately decide the fate of her nation and leave her with a controversial legacy around the world.

The Golda cast also includes Camille Cottin (Call My Agent), Rami Heuberger (Schindler’s List), Lior Ashkenzi (Foxtrot), Ellie Piercy (Black Mirror), Ed Stoppard (Judy), Rotem Keinan, Dvir Benedek, Dominic Mafham, Ben Caplan, Kit Rakusen and Emma Davies.

Helen Mirren is transformed into blunt, stubborn Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir in the official trailer for Golda, director Guy Nattiv’s ticking-clock thriller recalling true events set during the tense Yom Kippur War in 1973.

Faced with Israel’s possible destruction, Meir engages in diplomatic brinkmanship with U.S. secretary of state Henry Kissinger, played by Liev Schreiber, in the feature from Bleecker Street and ShivHans Pictures set to hit theaters on Aug. 25.

“Remember I am first an American, second I am secretary of state and third I am a Jew,” a wary Kissinger tells Israel’s only female leader at one point in the teaser trailer that dropped on Tuesday.

“You forget in Israel we read from right to left,” Meir responds.

Golda had its world premiere in Berlin as it portrays the only woman in the Israeli cabinet becoming a surprisingly effective military leader after her country faced...

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Season 3 of Ted Lasso.Ted Lasso's third season took many unexpected turns, but no character had quite as unexpected an end as Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham). Ironically, she is also the only one to have a set of predictions at the beginning of the season, which set up her plot. Rebecca visits a psychic named Tish (Emma Davies) at the insistence of her mother (Harriet Walter). Though Rebecca never expects anything to come from it, she agrees to go hoping to get Deborah off her back. Rebecca ends up storming out of the session calling Tish a fraud, leading the audience to discount what Tish said. Yet over the course of the season, the predictions weirdly come true. While they feel like nonsense, the fact that all of them occur in some way, shape, or form has to be more than a coincidence.

To the delight of its fans, Hallmark Channel recently announced 40 new Christmas movies coming to the network for the holiday season. While this seems like enough entertainment for months, Hallmark movie fans are greedy when it comes to getting those warm and fuzzy feelings.

Redditors have come to the aid of their fellow fans by suggesting an extensive selection of books that aren't based on the movies but are sure to give readers the same feelings they get when watching the films. These books include elements of romance, unlikely pairings, and even some inspirational stories that fans can connect to on a personal level, making them perfect to curl up with between movie premiers.

The Little Shop on Silver Linings Street - Emma Davies

When people go to Reddit for book suggestions, Redditors do not disappoint. In a thread asking for Hallmark-like books, Redditor econoquist suggested, "The Little Shop on...

Here’s your first look at Helen Mirren in the role of Golda Meir, Israel’s first female Prime Minister, in Guy Natttiv’s biipic Golda, which is now shooting in London.

Written by Nicholas Martin (Florence Foster Jenkins), the film is a thriller that chronicles the high-stake responsibilities and controversial decisions that Meir – also known as the ‘Iron Lady of Israel’ – faced during the Yom Kippur War in 1973.

Embankment is handling sales rights and has secured deals on the pic for: Anz (Transmission), Italy (Leone), Scandinavia (Scanbox), Benelux (The Searchers), Switzerland (Ascot Elite), Spain, Portugal & Latin America (Sun/Diamond), Cis & Baltics (Exponenta), Greece (Spentzos), South Africa (Film Finity), Israel (United King), Middle East (Front Row), Hong Kong (Golden Scene), India (Lionsgate) and Taiwan (Cai Chang).

As previously announced, Bleecker Street and ShivHans acquired U.S. rights to the film in a deal negotiated by ICM Independent and CAA Media Finance.

Stars: Anne Hathaway, Rebel Wilson, Alex Sharp, Ingrid Oliver, Emma Davies, Dean Norris, Casper Christensen | Written by Stanley Shapiro, Paul Henning, Dale Launer, Jac Schaeffer | Directed by Chris Addison

Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson star as a pair of rival con artists in The Hustle, a remake of 1988′s Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (with Michael Caine and Steve Martin), which was itself a remake of 1964′s Bedtime Story, with David Niven and Marlon Brando. That might sound like a tantalising proposition on paper, but the actual film is a profound disappointment with an almost criminal lack of laughs.

Wilson plays low-rent Aussie grifter Penny Rust, whose regular scam involves fleecing gullible men she meets on a dating app. On a train to the South of France, she meets high class con artist Josephine Chesterfield (Hathaway), who immediately schemes to divert Penny from her home turf of Riviera town Beaumont-sur-Mer, on the...

Sneak Peek the new comedy feature "The Hustle", directed by Chris Addison as a female-centered remake of the 1988 film "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" which is itself a remake of the 1964 film "Bedtime Story", starring Anne Hathaway, Rebel Wilson, Alex Sharp and Dean Norris, opening May 10, 2019:

"...two female con artists, the brash and free-wheeling 'Lonnie' (Wilson) and the cunning and cultured 'Josephine' (Hathaway), join forces in the South of France, to fleece men who have wronged women..."

Cast also includes Tim Blake Nelson as 'Portnoy', Ingrid Oliver as 'Inspector Desjardins' and Emma Davies as 'Cathy'.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "The Hustle"...

In the new trailer for The Hustle, Anne Hathaway adopts a posh British accent to play an experienced scam artist who takes Rebel Wilson under her very glamorous wing so they can scam a billionaire together - so, yeah, we're definitely seeing this.

The hilarious buddy comedy - which was originally titled Nasty Women and is a gender-swapped version of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels - was directed by Chris Addison and focuses on seeing Wilson and Hathaway's characters taking down the men who have wronged them. Previously, the roles were played by Steve Martin and Michael Caine in the 1988 crime comedy. Fortunately, the latest iteration of the caper promises stunning views of mansions, diamonds, Hathaway's extensive collection of gowns, and plenty of physical comedy from Wilson.

Tim Blake Nelson, Alex Sharp, Ingrid Oliver, and Emma Davies also star in the film, which will hit theaters on May 10.

Trailer 1:...

MGM released a new trailer for The Hustle, a comedy starring Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson as scam artists teaming up to take revenge on the men who’ve wronged them. The film is a gender-bent remake of 1988’s Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with Steve Martin and Michael Caine, itself a remake of the 1964 Marlon Brando/David Niven comedy Bedtime Story.

As seen in the Avengers-parodying teaser, Hathaway plays a posh Englishwoman alongside Wilson’s raunchier, low-class character. In classic buddy-comedy fashion, plenty of hijinks ensue around the characters’ differences, and...

"We're not nice women. We're con artists!" The Revenge is on! MGM has debuted the second official trailer for summer comedy The Hustle, playing off of The Avengers and the hype for that big blockbuster movie opening this week. The Hustle is a gender-swapped remake of comedy classic Dirty Rotten Scoundrels from 1988. In this one, Rebel Wilson and Anne Hathaway star as two "down-and-out" con artists, one low rent and the other high class, who team up to take down the dirty rotten men who have wronged them. The original movie involves the two of them participating in a secret "loser leaves town" contest to see who can out scam the other. This one also stars Tim Blake Nelson, Alex Sharp, Ingrid Oliver, Emma Davies, and Douggie McMeekin. An amusing trailer, not the funniest, but it's good. Hopefully the movie is better. Here's the second official trailer for Chris Addison's The Hustle,...

Anne Hathway helps Rebel Wilson master the art of the perfect con in the new trailer for The Hustle, set to arrive May 10th.

In the film, Hathaway plays a high-class scammer who takes Wilson, a small-time crook, under her wing and teaches her how to properly fleece wealthy men. In the clip, Hathaway’s character shows Wilson everything from the deadly art of knife throwing to the practiced craft of fake crying, especially how to get a lone tear to roll perfectly down her cheek.

Eventually the pair team...

Rebel Wilson and Anne Hathaway will give “dirty rotten men” a run for their money this spring – that’s the tagline in this new trailer for MGM’s The Hustle, a female-centric remake of 1988’s Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. That comedy starred Steve Martin and Michael Caine.

Directed by Chris Addison, with a screenplay by Stanley Shapiro & Paul Henning and Dale Launer and Jac Schaeffer, The Hustle stars Hathaway and Wilson as two con artists – “one low rent and the other high class,” says MGM – who team up to “take down the dirty rotten men who have wronged them.”

In the trailer, Wilson poses as a grieving sister seeking her missing sibling. “I’m here to find my sister. She’s been taken by men who sell hot white virgins to kajillionaires on yachts,” she tells a stranger on a train, racial specificity and all.

The Hustle is produced by Roger Birnbaum and Rebel Wilson.

"Who's the mark?" United Artists & MGM have revealed the first trailer for summer comedy The Hustle, a gender-swapped remake of comedy classic Dirty Rotten Scoundrels from 1988. In this one, Rebel Wilson and Anne Hathaway star as two "down-and-out" con artists, one low rent and the other high class, who team up to take down the dirty rotten men who have wronged them. The original movie involves the two of them participating in a secret "loser leaves town" contest to see who can out scam the other. This one seems to twist that concept a bit, and move it to a different high roller town. Also starring Tim Blake Nelson, Alex Sharp, Ingrid Oliver, Emma Davies, and Douggie McMeekin. The original is a classic, and the way the two play off of each is brilliant. I'm not sure this one will live up to that, but it looks absurd enough. Here's...

Anne Hathaway is moving on from box office dud “Serenity” with what should be a summer comedy hit thanks to “The Hustle.” MGM has debuted the first trailer for the comedy, which pairs the Oscar winner with “Pitch Perfect” favorite Rebel Wilson for a female-powered “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” remake.

“The Hustle” stars Hathaway and Wilson as “female scam artists, one low rent and the other high class, who team up to take down the dirty rotten men who have wronged them,” reads the official synopsis. The supporting cast includes Alex Sharp, Tim Black Nelson, Ingrid Oliver, and Emma Davies. The script was written by Jac Schaeffer and it was her launching pad to getting an even bigger gig, as she’s now writing Scarlett Johansson’s standalone Black Widow movie for Marvel and Disney.

“Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,” released in 1988, famously paired Steve Martin and Michael Caine. Both Hathaway and Wilson...

Stars: Kirsty Averton, Nicky Henson, James Rose, Lindsey Campbell, Matthew Neal, Sophie Barker, Tom Cox, Euan Macnaughton, Simon Hepworth, Emma Davies | Written by Mick Sands | Directed by Tom Sands

The idea of subliminal messages in the media or used as a weapon have always been the thing of the paranoid mind. There is a possibility of course that they are real, and we are all being controlled. The Holly Kane Experiment is a movie that looks at the possibility of a successful method for subliminal messaging being created, then used for a very dark reason.

Holly Kane (Kirsty Averton) is a psychologist looking for funding for her experimentation into reprogramming the subconscious mind. When she finds herself on the wrong end of a malpractice suit she finds herself agreeing to work for Marvin Greenslade (Nicky Henson), whose funding leads her down a path where she begins to worry about her own sanity,...

The stormy relationship between the late Queen Elizabeth (affectionately known as the Queen Mum) and the woman who rocked the British monarchy, Wallis Simpson, is coming to TV.

In an exclusive clip from the new PBS show Royal Wives At War, the steely Queen Mum (Emma Davies) is seen sipping a drink while remarking that she would have died if she had to live in exile like Simpson (Gina McKee).

"If you cut me open, you would find one word: duty," Elizabeth declares.

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The stormy relationship between the late Queen Elizabeth (affectionately known as the Queen Mum) and the woman who rocked the British monarchy, Wallis Simpson, is coming to TV. In an exclusive clip from the new PBS show Royal Wives At War, the steely Queen Mum (Emma Davies) is seen sipping a drink while remarking that she would have died if she had to live in exile like Simpson (Gina McKee). "If you cut me open, you would find one word: duty," Elizabeth declares. • Want to keep up with the latest royals coverage? Click here to subscribe to the Royals Newsletter.

Former Emmerdale actress Emma Davies will make a guest appearance alongside her real-life father in an episode of Doctors. The 39-year-old - who played Dales vixen Anna de Souza for six months until she bowed out of the serial at the end of last year - is to take on the role of an English lecturer called Lorna Myers. Ironically, her actual father Geoffrey Davies portrays her screen dad Charlie Myers in a storyline which sees the characters' strained relationship put to the test. Covered in blood, Charlie is found wondering the streets by Mill doctor Daniel Granger (Matthew Chambers) and puzzled as to what's happened, Daniel (more)...

This is the dramatic moment that Matthew King (Matt Healy) is left fighting for his life in the arms of his true love Anna de Souza (Emma Davies). Matt is hell-bent on revenge following his brother Carl's (Tom Lister) interruption of his wedding to Anna. Furious that Carl has ruined his only chance to marry his bride-to-be, Matt drives a van at high speed towards his sibling, but quickly realises that Anna (more)...

Emmerdale's Matt Healy has described his exit from the ITV soap as "the end of a chapter". The 38-year-old, who has played businessman Matthew King for almost five years, bows out of the show next Tuesday when disaster strikes on what is meant to be the happiest day of his life. As Matt and Anna de Souza (Emma Davies) are about to tie the knot, Matt's brother Carl (Tom Lister) disrupts the nuptials and reveals his sibling's presence at Anna's father Donald's (Michael Jayston) death, resulting in a vicious fight between the brothers. Speaking of his final day on set, he told Digital Spy: (more)...

Emmerdale's Matt Healy has described his exit from the ITV soap as "the end of a chapter". The 38-year-old, who has played businessman Matthew King for almost five years, bows out of the show next Tuesday when disaster strikes on what is meant to be the happiest day of his life. As Matt and Anna de Souza (Emma Davies) are about to tie the knot, Matt's brother Carl (Tom Lister) disrupts the nuptials and reveals his sibling's presence at Anna's father Donald's (Michael Jayston) death. As a vicious fight breaks out between the King brothers, there's a fatal outcome to the day when Matt meets his maker in a dramatic climax to the plot. (more)...

Emmerdale actress Emma Davies is to leave the ITV soap at the end of her current contract. The 38-year-old actress, who joined the show back in June as Anna De Souza, is due to finish filming within the next couple of weeks and will bow out when her storyline reaches a dramatic climax in December. The storyline will also involve the exit of her screen father Donald de Souza (Michael Jayston) and screen lover Matthew King (Matt Healy). Of her departure, she said: "The opportunity of playing Anna has been a joy from start to finish. I've enjoyed being part of such a fantastic, hard-working and super talented team. "I've made some great friends who I will of course miss very much but I'm excited about getting stuck into filming (more)...

Former Cape Wrath actress Emma Davies has joined the cast of Emmerdale as the show's new super-bitch. The 38-year-old, who played the role of Abigail York in the now-axed Channel 4 show, will descend on the Dales in July as the savvy and strong-willed red-head Anna De Souza, daughter of local entrepreneur Donald De Souza (Michael Jayston). With a cunning ruthlessness, Anna arrives in the village for her father's birthday and immediately clears the hurdles which face her family and their fortune. She's a country girl through and through, evidenced in her love of shooting, archery and horse riding. Anna's turbulent history with her father is apparent from the start, but she is determined to put their past behind them. However, she instantly finds a rival in Carl King (Tom Lister) in her bid to win Donald's respect. Speaking of her (more)...