Jesse Eisenberg on Why He Left ‘Unstable’ Hollywood for ‘Comfort’ of Midwest
Eisenberg spoke with 'CBS News' about his and wife Anna Strout's decision to leave the instability of Hollywood for the ...
Jesse Eisenberg reveals why he’s ‘most comfortable’ living in Indiana after leaving ‘unstable’ Hollywood
Jesse Eisenberg, 41, has no regrets over his decision to leave Hollywood and embrace a quieter life in Indiana.
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Why Jesse Eisenberg Has Been ‘Going Back' to Indiana for the Past Decade
Jesse Eisenberg has said goodbye to Hollywood in favor of the Midwest - Indiana, specifically. "I've lived in Indiana for a ...
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Jesse Eisenberg Reveals Why He Left Hollywood for Indiana
Jesse Eisenberg joined a growing list of stars—including Matthew McConaughey, Glen Powell—who’ve moved away from Hollywood.
Jesse Eisenberg Doesn’t Want To Be Linked To “Problematic” Mark Zuckerberg After His Iconic ‘Social Network’ Role: “It’s Not Like I Played A Great Golfer”
Jesse Eisenberg may have nailed his portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network, but the actor is drawing the line ...
Flute Film Reverts Back To Flimmer, As Roland Emmerich & Marco Kreuzpaintner Join Advisory Board
EXCLUSIVE: Germany’s Flute Film will operate as Flimmer going forwards, after Christopher Zwickler reacquired rights to the ...
‘Ron’s Gone Wrong’ Studio Locksmith Animation Unveils ‘Wed Wabbit’ as Next Feature, Taps ‘The Pirates!’ Author to Pen Script
Locksmith Animation, the London-based studio behind “Ron’s Gone Wrong” and Netflix’s recent “That Christmas,” has announced its first independent animated feature. “Wed Wabbit” will launch at the ...
We're Going To Have To Wait Until 2026 For Some Wildly Popular Netflix Shows, And I'm Bummed To Have To Wait To See If My Outer Banks Theory Pans Out
The tight end great compared being honored by Trump and by Obama in his title run with Tom Brady. Hewitt looks back on the ...
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Stephen Stills and Graham Nash Reunite for First Time in Nearly a Decade at FireAid
Stephen Stills and Graham Nash performed together for the first time in nearly a decade at the Kia Forum’s FireAid benefit. They broke out the 1970 CSNY classic “Teach Your Children,” backed by the ...