[NEWS] 'The Yellow Birds' Gets a Release Date

The long awaited drama/war novel-adaption of Kevin Powers 'The Yellow Birds' finally has an official release date for June 15, 2018. For those of you who haven't been keeping up to date on this - the plot features two young soldiers John Bartle; played by Alden Ehrenreich), and Daniel Murphy; played by Tye Sheridan who navigate the terrors of the Iraq war under the command of the older, but troubled Sergeant Sterling; played by Jack Huston. All the while, Bartle is tortured by a promise he made to Murphy's mother Maureen; played by Jennifer Aniston, before their deployment. The film also stars actress Toni Collette as Amy Bartle, and Jason Patric as Captain Anderson. It was announced last year that Saban Films would be distributing the film for wide released estimated Spring of 2018, but now that it has they say it will only be 'limited' and on the 'internet' - which translates to select theaters and streaming. The only question is - will this movie be worth the wait?

(2018) The Yellow Birds

[PHOTOS] Jennifer Post-Break-Up from Justin

Breaking up agrees with Jennifer. The actress was recently spotted in Beverly Hills, California leaving a salon after a day of pampering. She was accompanied by a bodyguard who escorted her to a SUV where her driver awaited to pick her up.

[NEWS] Jennifer's Apple TV Series Replaces Showrunners

"Apple TV has yet to launch a scripted series, but it has already replace two showrunners. 'Bates Motel' developer Kerry Ehrin will replace 'House of Cards' Jay Carson on the up-coming morning show drama series starring Jennifer and actress Reese Witherspoon. Ehrin is poised to sign Apple's first overall deal as well as take over for Carson on the tech giant's up-coming series. Apple and production studio Media Res have parted ways with Carson following "creative differences" on the up-coming series that offers an inside look at the lives of two morning show hosts. Carson was poised to pen the script as well as serve as showrunner. Following the ending deal of her previous project with Universal Television, Ehrin will move to Apple with an exclusive overall development and production deal that includes showrunning duties on the untitled morning show project.

new contract negotiations set Aniston & Witherspoon to star, executive producer and co-own the up-coming series

The morning show drama landed at Apple in a competitive situation with multiple outlets bidding. Apple handed out a two-season, 20-episode order for the series - marking its first order under new heads of video programming Zack Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht. Author Brian Stelter's novel Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV - which was previously in development at the Lifetime network as a made-for-television movie - will now provide additional background for the show, which is based on an original concept by Media Res's Michael Ellenberg. Witherspoon and Aniston will also serve as executive producers and has recently made new negotiations to co-own the show. Sources note that the two actresses are earning more than $1.25-million per episode for their starring and executive producing roles on the series, and will also received a cut of the show's back-end. The project marks Aniston's return to scripted television more than a decade after 'Friends'. For Ehrin, sources say she landed at Apple in a competitive situation with other studios vying to sign the veteran writer, producer and showrunner, whose credits include 'Friday Night Lights' and 'Parenthood'."

ref. ^1 - "Reese Witherspoon-Jennifer Aniston Apple Drama Replaces Showrunners"/The Hollywood Reporter