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Jada Pinkett Smith has kept up a steady flow of controversies for the last few years. Be it the strange anecdotes in interviews, exposing shocking scandals, or her explosive memoir, the actress has made it a mission to continue making headlines at all costs.

Her tumultuous marriage with Will Smith and its consequences not only on themselves but also on others have obviously been a recurring theme. As such, it is interesting that they stayed together through it all, even to date.

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Moreover, Will Smith is also making a steady comeback in Hollywood after the 2022 Oscars SlapGate alienated him. But how have the scandals impacted Jada Pinkett Smith’s life in Tinseltown? Take a look to find out!

Jada Pinkett Smith’s career seems to be recovering fast from the wild scandals she faced in the last few years

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Untamed, a new series from Warner Bros. Television and John Wells Productions, is moving forward at Netflix. The movie's two stars have also been revealed, as it will star Sam Neill (Jurassic Park) and Eric Bana (Hulk).

Per Deadline, Untamed is written by Mark L. Smith and Elle Smith. The limited series is described as a "character-driven mystery-thriller that follows Kyle Turner (Bana), a special agent for the National Parks Service who works to enforce human law in natures vast wilderness. The investigation of a brutal death sends Turner on a collision course with the dark secrets within the park, and in his own past."

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Michael Fassbender has not appeared in a film since 2019, and his return to the screen in David Fincher's The Killer is just the kind of nuanced performance the actor needed at this time in his career. However, the film in which his slick performance resides contains a script too simplistic to properly engage. The characters are never fully developed, feeling like caricatures. This causes the stakes to be significantly lowered because the audience is not connected to anything occurring in the film. However, a solid lead performance and stylish filmmaking push The Killer's watchability.

In The Killer, Fassbender is the title character, a cold and calculated assassin who treats his profession like any other job. He's great at it, and in the first 20 minutes of the film, the viewer is presented with the unnamed killer-for-hire preparing his next assignment. He's holed up in what appears to be an abandoned building in Paris,...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Killer.

The Killer has a unique soundtrack featuring mostly songs by the British indie rock band The Smiths, which are used by the protagonist to help calm his heart rate during assassination attempts. The film marks the first collaboration between director David Fincher and actor Michael Fassbender, who delivers a stoic and mysterious performance as the highly-trained hitman known as The Killer. In addition to The Smiths songs, the film is also scored by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, who have previously worked with Fincher on other films. The soundtrack can be found on popular streaming platforms and Netflix has an official playlist.

The Killer has an incredibly unique soundtrack for a David Fincher action-thriller, considering the majority of its songs are by the same British indie rock band from the 1980s. The new Fincher movie sees the first collaboration between the acclaimed director and renowned actor Michael Fassbender,...

Editor’s note: This review was originally published at the 2023 Venice Film Festival. Netflix releases the film in limited theaters on Friday, October 27, with a streaming release to follow on Friday, November 10.

Like the “Jeanne Dielman” of assassin movies, “The Killer” centers on how the self-started glitches in one character’s routine cause their carefully ordered world to fall slowly off its axis. David Fincher’s sleek if small genre exercise plants us into the orbital sockets of an unnamed killer-for-hire, played by Michael Fassbender, whose self-deceptions catch up to him amid a contract job gone just about an inch wrong in Paris.

There are few surprises in this straight-line thriller, well-executed within a millimeter of its life as ever by the “Gone Girl” and “Social Network” director. Here, the perfectionist, you-might-say-control-freak director punches up a nimbly sketched screenplay by “Seven” scribe Andrew Kevin Walker that evokes no sympathy for its protagonist,...

Tabloid reports have claimed that The Smiths are considering reuniting for the Coachella music festival. The 1980s indie band, which featured Morrissey, Johnny Marr, Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce, have been offered £2.8 million by organisers, according to The Sun. Morrissey has repeatedly ruled out the idea of reforming the group during interviews, once claiming: "I'd rather eat my own testicles than reform The Smiths - and that's saying something coming from a vegetarian." Rifts between the group developed further in 1996 when Joyce successfully sued Marr and Morrissey for unpaid royalties. (more)...