Sydney Sweeney
'Avatar: Fire and Ash' surpasses $1 billion at global box office
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James Cameron's 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' has crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide after just 18 days in theaters, marking the fourth film in his career to achieve this milestone. The sci-fi sequel earned $40 million domestically in its third weekend, bringing its North American total to $306 million. Meanwhile, Lionsgate's thriller 'The Housemaid' continues its strong run as a sleeper hit, surpassing $75 million in the U.S.
Whispers in Hollywood suggest that Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun's whirlwind romance might already be over. The pair, who raised eyebrows when they started dating, haven't been spotted together in months. Sweeney's latest interview has fans speculating she's flying solo once more.
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The first script for the upcoming film adaptation of Hazelight's Split Fiction has been finalized, with Sydney Sweeney set to star. Josef Fares, head of Hazelight, has reviewed the draft and shared positive initial impressions. Production timeline remains uncertain due to Sweeney's packed schedule.
Sydney Sweeney joined the 'Awards Chatter' podcast to talk about her Oscar-buzzed film 'Christy,' the return of 'Euphoria,' and an upcoming project involving Kim Novak and Sammy Davis Jr. The interview highlights her recent and forthcoming roles in television and film. It was released amid buzz for her performances ahead of awards season.
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Sydney Sweeney's latest film, the boxing biopic 'Christy,' debuted to a disappointing $1.3 million in domestic box office earnings over its opening weekend. The movie, which opened in 2,184 theaters, marks one of the worst wide-release starts in history despite a solid 67% Rotten Tomatoes score. Sweeney responded on Instagram, emphasizing the film's impact on raising awareness for domestic violence over financial success.