Kelce entered training camp in better condition than last season, showcasing improved speed and nimbleness, according to Coach Andy Reid who praised his hard work and fitness.
Slate describes the pressure she felt to be an ingenue during her early career, yet ultimately realized it never suited her. She reflects on how those roles limited her potential, as she often received "little carrier pigeon" jobs that did not allow her to fully express herself. After turning 40, she chose to wait for more substantial roles, leading her to Dying for Sex, which offered a significant break from previous clichés and allowed her to showcase her full range as an actress.
Johansson faced initial setbacks in her acting career, including being rejected by an agent due to her unconventional voice, which she humorously described as sounding like a whiskey-drinking, chain-smoking fool.
Jonathan Bailey's journey in acting progressed from his early debut in A Christmas Carol at age seven to achieving fame as Anthony Bridgerton in Bridgerton, a project that transformed his career.
Harkness noted how his uncle played a huge role in shaping his work ethic, saying, 'He taught me so much.' His uncle's influence helped Harkness focus on acting.
"I was set to be done, and Brian decided that I had to be in the courtroom scene. So he told Paramount, 'Look, I guess we'll have to hold Patti for a month because we're not shooting the courtroom for another month.'"
"When I'd visit him on the 'Sopranos' set, I'd hang out in his trailer. I had my own little drawer of toys...My parents didn't want me outside on set, exposed to the show's violence and language."
However, I don't have the slightest bit of regret. I don't. There was no choice. 'Well, if you do this, this is going to happen'... Being supportive of Jews, being supportive of Israel... was not a choice.
Joe Locke expressed a strong desire to transition from his Heartstopper role, aiming to play a 'really macho straight man' in an action film.
Amanda Seyfried, an Emmy-winning actor known for her roles in major movie musicals and classic films like Mean Girls, finally fulfills her dream to play a beat cop on TV with her latest role in Long Bright River.
When Dakota [Johnson] was graduating from high school ... we have a rule in the family. The rule is that if you don't go on to college and get a job, you're off the family payroll.