Hayden Panettiere and Courteney Cox joined the new generation of scream queens at the premiere of their movie Scream VI!

The ladies walked the red carpet with Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, and more at the NYC premiere on Monday night (March 6) at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater in New York City.

Also in attendance were co-stars Jasmin Savoy Brown, Jack Champion, Henry Czerny, Mason Gooding, Liana Liberato, Devyn Nekoda, Tony Revolori, and Josh Segarra, as well as Demi Lovato who provided the theme song for the movie.

Courteney was also joined by her daughter Coco!

In Scream VI, the four survivors leave Woodsboro behind and start a fresh chapter following the latest Ghostface killings. The movie hits theaters Friday!

FYI: Melissa is wearing a Zuhair Murad dress. Jenna is wearing a Jean Paul Gaultier Couture dress and Tiffany & Co. jewelry. Jasmin is wearing a Givenchy dress and Bulgari jewelry. Jack is wearing Dolce&Gabbana. Josh is wearing a Luigi Bianchi suit, a Suit Supply turtleneck, and Jean Baptiste Rautureau boots. Devyn is wearing Monse.

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Jenna Ortega is going old school to stay grounded.

The “Scream VI” star has filmed back-to-back projects like “Wednesday” and “X,” but Ortega is now looking for a break by way of dated technology.

“There’s a month of this year that I want to take off, and I’ve made it very clear that I’m going to take this month off. I’m going to travel, I just got a flip phone, I’m just going to be hidden for a while,” Ortega said in an Elle cover story. “I have to work things around my schedule to make sure that that month stays open. There’s a part of it that’s stressful because it’s like,’‘Oh my God, can I tell this director that I don’t want to work these two weeks? Can I?’ I don’t know, but I am also making the rules.”

The “Stuck in the Middle” alum previously detailed how “devastated” she was to not return for “You” Season 4 due to conflicting production schedules. Ortega still is grappling with being so in-demand as an actress.

“If I want to make films so badly and I want to play characters or I want to direct and write film scores, I could do that all in my backyard. I don’t have to be doing it on a grand scale like this,” Ortega said. “But ultimately, all the other side stuff that comes with my job, sometimes it makes it feel like it’s almost not worth it. I don’t want to feel like a walking billboard, which is a really, really scary feeling because then you feel less and less in control of your life. I feel like I’ve seen a lot of people or know people who have succumbed to that pressure. I don’t want to belong to anyone or anything.”

Ortega continued, “I’ll see someone on the street, and it’s kind of annoying because I feel like I’m infected. My job [has given me] a virus where I can’t function without picking up on what everyone is doing…I want to live up to people’s expectations, which is something that I need to get over, but I’m also scared that, I don’t know, maybe someone will get to know me too well and realize that I’m not all that.”

The former Disney Channel child star admitted, “The kind words that I hear that they say about me through other people are unbelievable to me. I feel like just the people in my life see me in a way that I don’t really see myself…I am so fearful of disappointing the people in my life, or even people in public.”

In turn, Ortega is selective with projects, denying roles like “being the sidekick who carries the Puerto Rican flag on her shoulder and makes it her entire personality,” according to the actress.

Ortega recently spoke out on why playing characters who are “unintelligent” adolescents is unappealing as it perpetuates unsavory teen stereotypes onscreen.

“I feel like it’s always the ‘bratty teen,’ the ‘bad-mouthed teen,’ or a lot of times ‘unintelligent,’ which I don’t think is true,” Ortega shared. “I think it’s hard, too, nowadays with all this new lingo coming around but I feel like my generation, because there is so much accessible to them on the Internet, there’s just more opportunities for them to learn. I wish they were given a bit more credit. We can be smart sometimes.”

Ortega previously said, “I really see my young generation taking more control of themselves in the industry — whether it’s learning to write sooner, direct sooner, or produce sooner. I think it’s really empowering and important because, right now, teenage voices are still being told in the majority by older white males. The more that happens, we’ll acknowledge that girls are much more than a lame stereotype.”

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Jenna Ortega is opening up about being a teenager on camera.

The 20-year-old Wednesday actress got candid while playing Hot Ones with Sean Evans.

During their conversation over spicy chicken wings, Jenna spoke about Gen Z, stereotypes of teens in film and TV, and how they’re often branded as “unintelligent.”

Keep reading to find out more…

“I think for me, because I look a bit younger, I’ve been acting for a little over a decade now, so I’ve just been a teenager pretty much in stories. I feel like it’s always the ‘bratty teen,’ the ‘bad-mouthed teen,’ or a lot of times ‘unintelligent,’ which I don’t think is true,” she said.

“I think it’s hard too nowadays with all this new lingo coming around but I feel like my generation, because there is so much accessible to them on the Internet, there’s just more opportunities for them to learn. I wish they were given a bit more credit. We can be smart sometimes,” Jenna continued.

Jenna is about to appear in a music superstar’s feature acting debut!

Watch her appearance on Hot Ones…

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Jenna Ortega is convinced Gen Zers are woefully underserved onscreen.

The “Wednesday” star clapped back at the stereotypes of adolescents in film and TV shows, unpacking the assumptions behind particular labels that adolescents are inherently “unintelligent.”

“I think for me, because I look a bit younger, I’ve been acting for a little over a decade now, so I’ve just been a teenager pretty much in stories,” Ortega said during the “Hot Ones” YouTube series. “I feel like it’s always the ‘bratty teen,’ the ‘bad-mouthed teen,’ or a lot of times ‘unintelligent,’ which I don’t think is true.”

The “Scream VI” actress continued, “I think it’s hard, too, nowadays with all this new lingo coming around but I feel like my generation, because there is so much accessible to them on the Internet, there’s just more opportunities for them to learn. I wish they were given a bit more credit. We can be smart sometimes.”

Ortega previously called out the need for younger creatives to take charge, especially when it comes to authentically writing youthful roles onscreen.

“I really see my young generation taking more control of themselves in the industry — whether it’s learning to write sooner, direct sooner, or produce sooner,” Ortega told Who What Wear in October 2022. “I think it’s really empowering and important because, right now, teenage voices are still being told in the majority by older white males.”

The “X” star continued, “The more that happens, we’ll acknowledge that girls are much more than a lame stereotype.”

Ortega especially praised Netflix’s “You” set for being especially “empowering” to her during her Season 2 stint as Joe Goldberg’s (Penn Badgley) confidante Ellie.

“My voice was heard and that was very empowering to me because I’ve been on sets where being a young woman of color, I don’t always get a say in what my character is doing or what’s happening on screen, but I was very included on the set and that was really nice,” Ortega told Teen Vogue at the time. “I love it when it can be a collaboration [where] everybody’s working, it’s not just solely one person. It was very freeing as an artist.”

Ortega was supposed to reprise her role in Season 4 of the thriller series but “Wednesday” production got in the way. The star admitted she was “devastated” she could not film both projects simultaneously, but hinted she may be back for Season 5.

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The scariest thing for newly-minted scream queen Jenna Ortega? Conflicting production schedules.

The “Wednesday” star revealed that she was “devastated” to not return to serial killer drama “You” for Season 4 after making her series debut in the second season as Joe Goldberg’s (Penn Badgley) confidante Ellie.

“I was devastated,” Ortega told Entertainment Tonight of not being able to return to the series. “Easily one of my favorite sets that I’ve ever, ever been on. I was so devastated. I miss Ellie, and I’ve been wanting to go back to Ellie for a long time, but I was in Romania shooting ‘Wednesday.’ I couldn’t travel back and forth with the pandemic and everything like that, and when you’re committed to a show there’s just no way that it could’ve worked out.”

Ortega added, “But that one, that bummed me out. I tried.”

“You” showrunner Sera Gamble exclusively told IndieWire that Ortega was written into the original plans for Season 4.

“We wanted to bring Ellie back and we heard, ‘Oh, Jenna is doing some show,'” Gamble said. “It’s been just such a pleasure to see Jenna this year. We have ideas for Ellie if her schedule allows her to visit us again.”

Ortega previously told Teen Vogue in 2019 that she would love to reprise her role of Ellie and had some plot twist ideas of her own.

“It would be amazing to see Ellie come back and take control of her life,” Ortega said. “I just want her to be an even bigger badass. I don’t want her to come back and be extremely vulnerable and sad. We have to remember that even though people still find Joe somewhat charming, he’s evil, he does terrible things, and he gets away with them because of his gender and race and his position in society. [Ellie] has so much potential and so much talent that she shouldn’t waste because of him.”

Meanwhile, Ortega is slated to film “Wednesday” Season 2 and is starring in “Scream VI,” in theaters March 10. The Disney Channel alum’s upcoming roles also include a yet-untitled film alongside The Weeknd and Oscar nominee Barry Keoghan, directed by “Waves” and “It Comes at Night” helmer Trey Edward Shults. The Weeknd co-wrote the feature along with Shults, with The Weeknd collaborating with “Uncut Gems” and “Good Time” composer-producer OPN (real name Daniel Lopatin) to score the film.

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Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye is making his feature acting debut!

The 33-year-old music superstar is working on an untitled film that also stars Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan.

Plot details are being kept under wraps. The project is currently in production.

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Trey Edward Shults, who directed It Comes at Night and Waves, is set to direct the movie.

He will direct from a script he co-wrote with The Weeknd and his producing partner Reza Fahim.

The Weeknd “has been developing the project for some time and in recent months came to Shults about directing it,” Deadline reports.

Despite high-profile offers lately, Jenna and Barry reportedly both “made it clear they wanted this as their next project and following their commitments, the film was a go.”

The Weeknd is also set to star in HBO’s The Idol, which he also co-created with Euphoria creator Sam Levinson.

It also looks like The Weeknd is working on a new music project!

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Jenna Ortega is adding another movie to her resume!

The 20-year-old in-demand actress has now joined the cast of The Weeknd‘s upcoming film debut, Deadline reports.

Also joining the movie is another popular actor – Barry Keoghan.

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Details on the upcoming project are being kept on the down low, but it’s based on an original idea from The Weeknd, who co-wrote the script with Trey Edward Shults. Trey will also be directing.

In addition to starring in the project, both Jenna and The Weeknd are executive producing.

Earlier this month, The Weeknd was seen filming what was presumed a music video, but with this movie news, it’s likely he may have actually been filming scenes for the upcoming feature.

The Weeknd is also starring in the upcoming TV series The Idol. Check out the teaser!

Jenna has quite a few projects coming up, including a second season of Wednesday, Scream VI and a movie with her Wednesday co-star Percy Hynes White. She’s also going to be hosting Saturday Night Live!

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After his legendary cameo as himself in “Uncut Gems,” R&B star Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye is making his proper feature film acting debut. The artist behind “After Hours” and “Dawn FM” will write and star in a new film from “Waves” and “It Comes at Night” director Trey Edward Shults, IndieWire has confirmed.

In addition to Tesfaye, the currently untitled project will also star “Wednesday” and “Scream” breakout Jenna Ortega and “The Banshees of Inisherin” Oscar nominee Barry Keoghan. Tesfaye and Shults co-wrote the script for the currently untitled project with Reza Fahim, who has previously collaborated with Tesfaye on his upcoming HBO series “The Idol.” Tesfaye will also compose the score for the feature with Daniel Lopatin, or OPN, who is best known for his work on “Uncut Gems” and the Safdie Brother’s other film “Good Time.” Chayse Irvin serves as director of photography; his previous credits include “Blonde” and “BlacKkKlansman.”

Plot details for the film are currently under wraps, but the project has already begun production. Tesfaye, Fahim, Kevin Turen, and Harrison Kreiss produce, while Shults and Ortega executive produce. A studio for the film has not yet been announced, but all three of Shults’ prior projects have been distributed by A24.

Tesfaye is one of the best-selling modern pop stars with over 75 million records sold worldwide. In 2015, he received an Oscar nomination for his “50 Shades of Grey” tie-in song “Earned It,” and released the “Avatar: The Way of Water” song “Nothing Is Lost (You Give Me Strength)” last year.

He co-created “The Idol,” set for release sometime later this year on HBO, with “Euphoria” creator Sam Levinson, and leads an ensemble cast that also includes Lily-Rose Depp, Suzanna Son, Troye Sivan, Moses Sumney, Jane Adams, Dan Levy, Jennie Ruby Jane, Eli Roth, Rachel Sennott, Hari Nef, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Mike Dean, and Hank Azaria.

Shults made his feature directorial debut in 2015 with his South by Southwest premiere “Krisha.” He followed the film with “It Comes at Night” in 2017 and “Waves” in 2019, both of which received positive reviews.

Tesfaye is represented by CAA, manager Wassim Slaiby & Amir Esmailian and attorney Kenny Meiselas of Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks. Ortega is represented by CAA, Gilbertson Entertainment, and Jackoway Austen Tyerman. Keoghan is represented by WME, Entertainment 360, B-Side Management and Sloane, Offer, Weber & Dern. Shults is represented by WME and Jackoway Austen Tyerman.

Deadline was the first to report on The Weeknd and Shults’ upcoming film.

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Jenna Ortega hit the red carpet at the Fairmont Century Plaza for the 2023 SAG Awards on Sunday evening (February 26) at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles.

The 20-year-old Wednesday star opted for an edgy black dress that would have made her character Wednesday Addams proud.

Her gown featured an asymmetrical neckline and a slit up the front. She accessorized with a shimmering necklace, bracelet and rings and a pair of black, open-toed heels.

Read more about Jenna Ortega’s look at the 2023 SAG Awards and find out what she’s nominated for going into the ceremony…

Jenna wore her hair in elegant waves and highlighted her eyes with a subtle but shimmery makeup look.

Going into the evening, Jenna is up for one SAG Award – Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series. She faces off against Christina Applegate (Dead to Me), Rachel Brosnahan (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), Quinta Brunson (Abbott Elementary) and Jean Smart (Hacks).

Keep an eye on the site, and we’ll let you know who takes home the win once the ceremony starts! You can keep up with all things 2023 SAG Awards-related here!

Find out why Jenna didn’t make it back for the fourth season of You on Netflix.

FYI: Jenna is wearing archival Gianni Versace collection FW1994 and Tiffany & Co. jewels.

Scroll through all the new pics of Jenna Ortega on the red carpet at the 2023 SAG Awards in the gallery…

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Jenna Ortega had quite the experience while filming Wednesday season one.

The 20-year-old star of the show previously shared that she took lessons for fencing and cello in preparation for the character, but her schedule took a toll on her.

At one point during filming, she also contracted COVID.

Recently, Jenna opened up about her grueling schedule.

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“It was show up to set two hours early, do that 12-14 hour day, then go home and then get on a Zoom and have whatever lesson that I had. Or show up to my apartment, my cello teacher was already waiting for me,” the actress said at a Q&A, via Variety. “It was just constantly going, and if you could on a weekend, if we weren’t shooting the sixth day that week, it was ‘All right, well then, we’ll get your lessons in on that day.’”

The “Paint it Black” cello sequence was especially hard to get down, as Jenna noted she had to switch teachers due to moving abroad for filming, and the piece was meant for two cellos, but she was doing it with only one.

“I did not get any sleep. I pulled my hair out,” Jenna shared. “There’s so many FaceTime calls that my dad answered of me hysterically crying.”

However, director and producer Tim Burton assured her that she would do well, saying, “Oh, don’t worry, you’re going to do great. It’s gonna look great.”

As filming went on, Jenna said that they “started running out of time because Wednesday’s in pretty much every scene.”

“They had to start using stunt doubles or occasionally cello doubles if they didn’t have time to get hands, but I was very adamant about being as well prepared as possible because I wanted them to be able to use myself, because that’s so much more believable if you could see your face,” she added.

Hopefully season two isn’t as rigorous for the actress!

If you missed it, see what Jenna said about what she would want to see in season two.

Her co-star Emma Myers recently shared what she thinks about a Wednesday/Enid romance in the second season…

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The fourth season of You just premiered and there’s a familiar face that you won’t see in the new episodes.

Jenna Ortega starred in season two as Ellie Alves and she is one of the few series regulars who befriended Penn Badgley‘s Joe and lived to see another day. Unfortunately, she hasn’t been back on the show since the end of season two and the show’s creator is addressing her absence.

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“We wanted to bring Ellie back and we heard, ‘Oh, Jenna is doing some show,’” showrunner and co-creator Sera Gamble told IndieWire. “It’s been just such a pleasure to see Jenna this year. We have ideas for Ellie if her schedule allows her to visit us again.”

As you probably know, that “show” is Netflix’s hit series Wednesday.

“Any character who’s not dead who knows anything about Joe, it’s fair game to try to exert any justice. And any character who is dead, he has a really active imagination,” Sera said. “These are some busy, in-demand actors.”

Jenna previously told Teen Vogue, “It would be amazing to see Ellie come back and take control of her life. I just want her to be an even bigger badass. I don’t want her to come back and be extremely vulnerable and sad. We have to remember that even though people still find Joe somewhat charming, he’s evil, he does terrible things, and he gets away with them because of his gender and race and his position in society. [Ellie] has so much potential and so much talent that she shouldn’t waste because of him.”

Jenna has an exciting movie hitting theaters next month!

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Jenna Ortega may be ready to outrun Ghostface again this year, but Joe Goldberg still hasn’t forgotten about her.

After Ortega starred as Ellie Alves in “You” Season 2, showrunner Sera Gamble revealed the hit series was hoping to bring the character back for Season 4. Ellie was among the few of Joe Goldberg’s (Penn Badgley) confidantes to survive his friendship, and she is referenced in Season 3 as someone Joe still stays in contact with and sends money to.

However, Ortega leading fellow Netflix series “Wednesday” had some scheduling conflicts.

“We wanted to bring Ellie back and we heard, ‘Oh, Jenna is doing some show,'” Gamble told IndieWire. “It’s been just such a pleasure to see Jenna this year. We have ideas for Ellie if her schedule allows her to visit us again.”

Plus, while Joe aka Jonathan Moore bonds with his student Nadia (breakout star Amy-Leigh Hickman), it’s only more reminiscent of his older brother-mentor bond with Ortega’s Ellie.

“To me, his relationship with Nadia is really telling,” Gamble added. “He has such a soft spot that is truly altruistic. He has really good boundaries with young people…except when he occasionally kills their abusive stepparents, but otherwise he’s a great mentor.”

Ortega meanwhile stars in upcoming slasher “Scream VI,” plus has three additional films as well as a second season of “Wednesday” in the works.

Gamble teased of other possible Season 4 appearances, “Any character who’s not dead who knows anything about Joe, it’s fair game to try to exert any justice. And any character who is dead, he has a really active imagination.”

Fellow “You” alums also include Elizabeth Lail, Victoria Pedretti, Dylan Arnold, Shay Mitchell, Carmela Zumbado, Travis Van Winkle, Shalita Grant, James Scully, Zach Cherry, John Stamos, and more actors.

“These are some busy, in-demand actors,” Gamble said of the “You” family.

Of course, Tati Gabrielle is back this season as single mother Marienne, who narrowly escaped Joe’s grasps back in the Bay Area in Season 3.

Ortega previously told Teen Vogue in 2019 that she would love to reprise her role of Ellie.

“It would be amazing to see Ellie come back and take control of her life,” Ortega said. “I just want her to be an even bigger badass. I don’t want her to come back and be extremely vulnerable and sad. We have to remember that even though people still find Joe somewhat charming, he’s evil, he does terrible things, and he gets away with them because of his gender and race and his position in society. [Ellie] has so much potential and so much talent that she shouldn’t waste because of him.”

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Get ready to scream in 3D.

The latest teaser for “Scream VI” shares Jenna Ortega and Melissa Barrera narrowly escaping Ghostface, only to later discover along with Courteney Cox that Ghostface has a secret super-villain lair complete with dozens of costumes and masks.

Directed by Radio Silence’s Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, the sixth franchise installment sees fellow returning “Scream 5” stars Mindy (Jasmin Savoy Brown), Chad (Mason Gooding), and Tara (Ortega) attending college, with Tara’s half-sister Sam (Barrera) also moving to New York to protect her. Hayden Panettiere (“Scream 4”) is also back as cinephile Kirby, with Dermot Mulroney, Samara Weaving, and Tony Revolori making their franchise debuts. The script is penned by “Scream 5” co-screenwriters James Vanderbilt and Guy Busick.

“Scream VI” will be the first in the franchise to be released in 3D in theaters. A special “Scream VI” fan event, presented by Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Media, will kick off Thursday, March 9 to celebrate the release of the film debuting exclusively in theaters March 10.

“‘Scream’ fans are among the most loyal and passionate out there, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring them this latest terrifying chapter like never before, in a visceral 3D format,” Paramount Pictures president of domestic distribution Chris Aronson said. “In this iteration, the ‘Scream’ universe moves beyond Woodsboro and into New York City, and the Big Apple called for even bigger scares, surprises, and frightening turns. We can’t wait for fans to see what Ghostface has in store for them this time.”

Fans will be the first to see the film in 3D at the 3D Fan Event Screening on March 9 at 5:00 p.m. local time. The event celebrates the theatrical release of the film’s opening exclusively in theaters with one special show in 3D prior to the film’s wide release at participating theaters across the country including Dolby Cinema, 4DX, and other premium large format theaters.

Ticketholders at this “Scream VI” screening will also see special content curated for this event, plus will receive a limited-edition collector’s print designed by UK artist Doaly, to be given away at their local theatre on the date of the event, while supplies last. Tickets are available here.

“Scream VI” premieres in theaters March 10.

Check out the latest trailer below.

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Jenna Ortega may just have become a household name after runaway hit “Wednesday,” but the rising talent has been in Hollywood for over a decade, starting her career at just 10 years old.

Ortega, who also sings on top of her acting, marked her onscreen debut with a 2012 episode of “Rob.” Just one year later, she played the Vice President’s daughter in Marvel’s “Iron Man 3.” The Disney star appeared in “Little Rascal’s Save the Day,” “Know It All Nina,” “Richie Rich,” and “Stuck in the Middle” before breaking into the horror genre. A longtime scream queen, Ortega’s credits include “Insidious: Chapter 2,” “Babysitter: Killer Queen,” “You,” “X,” and, of course, “Scream” and the upcoming “Scream 6.”

“I never really considered it because a lot of what I do is horror, and they all have these moody and nasty qualities, but what I love is that they also have a sassy teenage nature,” Ortega told Who What Wear in October 2022. “The thing about horror is that it’s become a second home to me at this point. I’ve been on enough of those sets [that] I go and I know what’s expected of me. It feels like a typical 9-to-5.”

Yet Ortega seeks out roles that are anything but “typical,” saying that it’s up to the next generation of creatives to accurately portray diverse stories, especially featuring teens.

“I really see my young generation taking more control of themselves in the industry — whether it’s learning to write sooner, direct sooner, or produce sooner,” Ortega added. “I think it’s really empowering and important because, right now, teenage voices are still being told in the majority by older white males. The more that happens, we’ll acknowledge that girls are much more than a lame stereotype.”

Keep scrolling to see all of Ortega’s past roles and check out her upcoming projects.

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Emma Myers is reacting to a possible romance between her and Jenna Ortega‘s characters on the Netflix seriesWednesday!

Fans have been shipping Enid and Wednesday together, and hope that the two will get together in the future.

If you recall, Enid had Ajax (Georgie Farmer) as a love interest in season one, while Wednesday had both Xavier (Percy Hynes White) and Tyler (Hunter Doohan).

Recently, Emma, who plays Enid of course, shared what she thinks about the roommates becoming a couple.

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“Anything is possible in the show. We haven’t really spoken about direction at all, so I don’t really know what the game plan is for anything,” Emma shared with Variety. The show only officially got renewed a few weeks ago.

“As far as love interests go for Wednesday, I feel like at least for a second season, she needs to take her season of singleness,” she continued. “She just had a whole fiasco with her men, she’s got to lay it off for a little bit. I would be deterred from dating anybody if I had gone through that.”

If you missed them, Emma was seen on set this week, filming an upcoming Netflix movie with Brady Noon, Jennifer Garner, Ed Helms, Rita Moreno and more!

“It’s a body switch movie, so it’s kind of crazy. It’s funny. It’s got some serious moments in it. But it’s a really good time,” she told Variety about the comedy. Find out more here!

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Lana Condor and Madeleine Arthur stepped out for the premiere of The Locksmith held at UTA Screening Room on Monday evening (January 30) in Los Angeles.

The To All The Boys co-stars and IRL besties both opted for a black blazer moment for the screening.

Also seen in attendance were stars of the movie Ryan Phillippe, Charlie Weber and Gabriela Quezada.

The upcoming movie follows Miller (Phillippe), an ex-con recently released from prison for a bungled robbery, tries to walk a straight line and work his way back into the lives of his ex, Beth (Kate Bosworth), a police detective, and their young daughter.

While Miller is doing his best to stay on the straight and narrow with the help of an old friend (Ving Rhames), he finds his past will not stay in the past, and he is forced to commit one last crime before he can truly walk away. Things once again go badly, and now not only his freedom, but also his daughter’s life, hang in the balance.

Check out the trailer on Just Jared here!

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Jenna Ortega is mourning the loss of actress Lisa Loring.

The late actress passed away this past weekend at the age of 64, after being taken off life support following a massive stroke, with her daughter Vanessa Foumberg confirming the sad news.

“She went peacefully with both her daughters holding her hands,” she shared with Variety.

Lisa was most well-known for portraying Wednesday Addams in the 1960s TV series, The Addams Family, which aired for two seasons.

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“It is with great sadness that I report the death of our friend, Lisa Loring. 4 Days ago she suffered a massive stroke brought on by smoking and high blood pressure. She had been on life support for 3 days. Yesterday, her family made the difficult decision to remove it and she passed last night,” Lisa‘s close friend Laurie Jacobson shared on Facebook.

“She is embedded in the tapestry that is pop culture and in our hearts always as Wednesday Addams. Beautiful, kind, a loving mother, Lisa’s legacy in the world of entertainment is huge. And the legacy for her family and friends — a wealth of humor, affection and love will long play in our memories. RIP, Lisa. Damn, girl…you were a ton of fun.”

Following the news, Jenna, who currently plays Wednesday Addams on Netflix, took to her Instagram Story to mourn the loss.

“Absolutely devastated. Thank you for everything,” she wrote, while sharing two photos of Lisa in character as Wednesday.

Our thoughts go out to Lisa’s family and friends during this time.

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