News

Despite low critic scores, The Notebook remains a timeless romance classic with authentic chemistry and stellar performances. Unfortunately, The Notebook is not available for streaming, though new Apple subscribers can watch it for free. It can also be rented or purchased online for a fair price. Fans of The Notebook may opt to purchase the film for repeated viewing at $14.99, as it's the type of movie that people revisit often.

For those looking to watch The Notebook, there are a few options that are easy to access. The Notebook released in 2004, and it's considered one of the quintessential tearjerker romances. It stars Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams in the roles that arguably kicked off their individual rises to international stardom. Based on the book of the same name by Nicholas Sparks, The Notebook follows a young couple in the 1940s, Noah (Gosling) and Allie (McAdams), who fall in love but...

Nick Cassavetes apologizes for revealing on-set tension between Gosling and McAdams in The Notebook after a decade. His 2014 comments caused controversy as he detailed a day when Gosling wanted another actress instead of Rachel McAdams. The director's unnecessary reveal may have tarnished viewers' experience of the film's critical chemistry between the lead actors.

The Notebook's Nick Cassavetes apologizes for previous comments he made about Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams. Cassavetes is the director of the modern classic romance film The Notebook, which was based on a Nicholas Sparks novel. The film starred Gosling and McAdams in the lead roles, with supporting performances from Gena Rowlands, James Garner, Starletta DuPois, and Ed Grady. It remains one of the most-rewatched romance films of its time.

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Cassavetes reveals his thoughts on his previous comments about Gosling and McAdams. The director noted that the previous time that he was interviewed for The Notebook,...

"In the Heat of the Night" TV show was a sequel to the movie and dealt with themes of racism and police brutality. Lead actor Carroll O'Connor won Emmy Awards for his roles in the show and "All in the Family." Several cast members, including Howard Rollins and Hugh O'Connor, tragically passed away after the show.

The In the Heat of the Night TV show featured a large ensemble cast of characters, though sadly, as the years have gone by there have been a number of deaths in the cast. A TV adaptation of the 1967 movie starring Sidney Poitier in a career-best performance, which itself is based on the 1965 book of the same name by John Ball, In the Heat of the Night premiered in 1988 on NBC and moved to CBS after season 5, airing on the network from season 6 until its final season 8.

The show serves as a sequel to...

Britney Spears loves to defy expectations, whether she’s releasing hits, dancing with knives, or unveiling a memoir with white-hot gossip about Justin Timberlake. In addition to being one of pop music’s most memorable artists of the past several decades, Britney Jean Spears dabbles in bringing her unique energy to the silver screen. In a shocking twist, an audition tape featuring the star of 2002’s Crossroads is making the rounds. The video depicts Spears’ tearful 3-minute audition for Nick Cassavetes’ 2004 romance The Notebook. The video, recorded 21 years ago, is going viral, displaying Spears’ emotional bid for the role she lost to Rachel McAdams.

In the video, Spears reads lines with Ryan Gosling. According to The Daily Mail, casting director Matthew Barry hid the tape for decades. Still, the video is out in the public eye, with Barry saying Spears impressed the producers with her soulful interpretation of The Notebook’s Allie.