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Jake Gyllenhaal, Tom Sturridge, and Billy Magnussen are all smiles at the Los Angeles premiere screening of their new film Velvet Buzzsaw!

The co-stars stepped out for the event held at American Cinematheque’s Egyptian Theatre on Monday (January 28) in Hollywood.

They were joined by their other castmates Natalia Dyer, Zawe Ashton, Daveed Diggs, Mike Ostroski, Rene Russo, director Dan Gilroy, and producer Jennifer Fox.

Natalia‘s Stranger Things co-star and real-life boyfriend Charlie Heaton, Tyler Blackburn, Scott Stuber, David Dastmalchian, Brett Dalton, Zach McGowan, Stephen Boss, Baby Ariel, Allison Holker, Kate Flannery, and Alisha Marie were also there to show their support.

Jake and his co-stars also premiered the film at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival the day before.

In Velvet Buzzsaw, after a series of paintings by an unknown artist are discovered, a supernatural force enacts revenge on those who have allowed their greed to get in the way of art. Don’t miss it when it hits select theaters and Netflix on February 1!

FYI: Jake is wearing an Acne Studios suit. Natalia is wearing Oscar de la Renta with Christian Louboutin shoes and Cartier jewelry. Charlie is wearing Dior Men. Zawe is wearing Roksanda.

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Laura Dern is all smiles as she poses alongside her co-star Common at the For Your Consideration event for their HBO film The Tale held at the Landmark on Sunday (May 20) in Los Angeles.

The 51-year-old actress and Common, 46, were joined at the event by their cast mates Isabelle Nelisse, Ellen Burstyn and Jason Ritter, as well as producer Jennifer Fox.

The Tale tells the story of a woman’s experience with childhood sexual abuse: “What’s extraordinary about this time, in terms of sharing your story at this time, is also that we all are considering together how we’ve normalized behavior to ourselves, as a community, as a culture,” Laura expressed at the panel (via Variety). “We took blame, and we were silenced by our own cultural shaming. We had decided, because culture told us, that you are quiet about those things because if you’re the one that speaks up, you’re the one that loses.”

“This zeitgeist has also said that there is restorative justice here,” Laura added. “There’s reward in being a witness to something and using your voice, sharing your experience when you see multitudes of people come forward. That has really changed the conversation, that there is therefore less fear — through a piece of art that you make — to all have conversations together and hopefully allow it to be the groundbreaking time we all so desperately need.”

FYI: Laura is wearing a Rodarte ensemble.