#press-tour

#press-tour

LOS ANGELES -- The "Avatar" world press tour has reached in finale, setting the stage for the franchise's global return with "Fire and Ash."

The act involves McLaughlin raising his voice, putting his hand in front of his mouth in a rather stereotypically effeminate way and saying: "Oh my god!" Wolfhard adds: "The body language is there," as Schnapp laughs and says: "That's not how I cry." When asked to show how he cries Schnapp does much the same as McLaughlin but without raising his voice.

And now, all these years later, that same Cheryl Hines feels almost unrecognizable. Because this week, she endured what might be the most uncomfortable book launch press tour in Hollywood history. It was a parade of public reckonings over her marriage to her husband, the brain-wormed Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Related: "Pre-Gay" Kid Featured on Curb Your Enthusiasm , Hines found herself sparring with the hosts over her husband's dangerous and bizarre health policies.

Jared Leto joined co-stars Gillian Anderson, Evan Peters, and Greta Lee helped light up New York City in celebration of their new Disney movie on Sunday night (September 21) on top of The Edge. Director Joachim Rønning was also in attendance.

Pedro Pascal expressed his excitement for playing Mr. Fantastic, stating, 'I would love to have seen this movie as a kid. Seeing a movie like this, as a kid, in a theater, is why I'm here today.'