Jennifer Lawrence and Jodie Foster will present the award for Best Actress at this year's Oscars, taking over a responsibility that tradition would have given to accused sexual harasser Casey Affleck.

Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence have responded to being named in Weinstein's defense. Because while both have said that Weinstein never assaulted them, and both claimed they didn't even know about his alleged patterns of abuse, neither wants to be his shield against other accusations. Both seem to be disgusted by the idea.

Jennifer Lawrence is annoyed at people who are making an issue about her wearing a dress for her London photocall premiere, while her male co-stars were all in coats, boots, and other "weather appropriate" wear.

Black Panther is so good, that it makes racists endorse it. You can't buy that kind of praise.

Red Sparrows are "a secret intelligence service that trains exceptional young people ... to use their bodies and minds as weapons." As for Lawrence's character, Dominika Egorova, "After enduring the perverse and sadistic training process, she emerges as the most dangerous Sparrow the program has ever produced."Gee, I wonder why so many people have been making connections to Black Widow?

Now that it seems like a "Black Widow" movie is more and more of a possibility rather than just the wish of female fans looking for some representation, Scarlett Johansson has been sharing her ideas on what that would look like.

We've already written about how Red Sparrow basically seems like the Black Widow movie Marvel should have given us long ago, but still hasn't. However, with this recent trailer focusing on Jennifer Lawrence's character, Dominika Egorova, let's see if this is something we're interested in beyond the obvious similarity to our favorite Marvel spy.

Three years ago Jennifer Lawrence and several other women were victims of a massive hacking in which a piece of shit posted hundreds of nude pictures for the world to see.

Oh hey! We're finally getting a Black Widow movie! Only it stars Jennifer Lawrence as an elite Russian assassin and it's called Red Sparrow instead of Black Widow and Scarlett Johansson should be calling her agent and maybe her lawyers.

Every day more men and women come forward to talk about their experience with sexual assault, rape, and harassment by the hands of heads of the entertainment industry. Adding to the voices that have already emerged after the #MeToo hashtag went viral are Reese Witherspoon, America Ferrera & Jennifer Lawrence.

One of Jimmy Kimmel Live's most popular features is "Celebrities Read Mean Tweets"—pretty much what it says on the tin—and for this round he's wrangled a whole lot of big names.

Consider this review your spoiler-free trigger warning.

One of the first things that I thought when I saw the first trailer for the upcoming Darren Aronofsky film mother! was that I was already annoyed, because we have yet another film in which Jennifer Lawrence is paired with someone much older (Javier Bardem) and seems to be playing another variation on the tragic, harrowed, too-old-for-her-actual-age character she's become known for. Then I saw this poster.

So, yeah. There's a new trailer for mother!, Darren Aronofsky's newest project. We've ... not quite figured out exactly what the movie's supposed to be about yet, and while many folks have certainly made some intriguing guesses, the jury's still out on what it will be.

Predictably, Carney's response to everyone laughing at him for losing it over a picture of the Statue of Liberty was to say that we were all "triggered." Yes, that's right. Us. Not the man who can't look at a magazine cover.

The new trailer for Darren Aronofsky's mother! isn't really a whole lot shorter than other modern movie trailers, but it certainly seems to give away a whole lot less. After seeing just over two minutes of footage, I'm still not really entirely sure what I just watched—which is probably exactly the feeling they're going for.

With the number of trailers out there that pretty much give away the entire plot of the movie, it's interesting to see how Darren Aronofksy's mother! builds intrigue by refusing to give too much away.