Great news! SAG-AFTRA have reached a tentative agreement with the AMPTP. This means that actors are able to resume their work filming projects for television, commercials, and movies. Congratulations to the members of SAG-AFTRA on their new contract!

Source: SAG-AFTRA

Christina Ricci chatted with ET in 1993 about her physical transformation for Wednesday in ‘Addams Family Values.’ The then-13-year-old actress says her favorite scene to film was the Thanksgiving play at Camp Chippewa. Christina also reacted to having her first on-screen kiss with co-star David Krumholtz. ‘Addams Family Values’ streams on Paramount+.

I have updated the photo gallery with 48 HQ/MQ photos of Christina Ricci attending the spring/summer 2024 collections at Milan Fashion Week last week!

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I am continuing to build up our photo archive by adding screencaps from Christina’s projects past and present. For today’s update, I have uploaded 2,385 screen captures of Christina Ricci from her episode of Saturday Night Live in 1999 and from the two episodes of The Wheel that aired in 2022.

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I have updated the photo gallery with 115 HQ/MQ photos of Christina Ricci attending the spring 2024 collections at New York Fashion Week last week!

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For many millennials, Christina Ricci has long been synonymous with fall and the upcoming spooky season. The star, who made a name for herself at a young age in movies like Mermaids, Casper, and as the original Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family, is world renowned for her roles in autumn-adjacent cult-classics, most of which conjure up deliciously spooky and festive vibes. In fact, her latest venture, the wildly successful Showtime series Yellowjackets feels like a return to form for the now 43-year-old, as the psychological horror puts Ricci in the role of the sadistic Misty Quigley.

That said, despite her penchant for sinister plot lines, it seems the actor’s real life is much more tranquil, mundane even. In a recent sit-down with TZR at Kate Spade’s Spring/Summer 2024 presentation, Ricci offered a glimpse into her off-screen life, and it’s surprisingly relatable. For starters, when the mom of two gets a moment of solitude, she chooses to unwind with a face mask (or two) and a binge session of cooking competition shows. “I cannot live without my Hanacure [facial treatments] or my 111SKIN Black Diamond face masks,” the actor says of her favorite way to treat herself after a long hard day.

Ahead, Ricci reveals more about her self-care practices (which she openly admits are not frequent), as well as the life lessons she’s learned throughout her four-decade career.

What’s the first thing you do when you wake up?
It depends. If it’s my morning to get the baby, then I go upstairs and make a bottle and go get the baby. If it’s not, I go and wake up my son and start getting him in the shower and [prepare his] stuff for school.

When you have the chance to treat yourself, what do you do?
I sit alone in a room and watch my favorite television shows, usually it’s Top Chef seasons past.

What are you listening to these days?
I actually just started listening to the Violent Femmes again. I was going through all the music that I loved when I was young to play for my little boy, because he’s nine and he’s into music, and I remembered the Violent Femmes and I started listening to them again. Amazing.

Where are you dreaming of traveling to? Why?
I want to go to French Polynesia really badly just because it looks gorgeous and I’ve never been there. But I also really miss Europe and I can’t wait to go back.

What’s your go-to secret weapon when you want to look and feel good?
When I want to look and feel good, I really do have a two-mask process. First it’s the Hanacure [facial set], and then I do the 111Skin Black Diamond Mask. I never go on camera without having done that.

Do you have a favorite workout/wellness practice?
I don’t. I’m really the wrong person to talk to about wellness. I don’t really take care of myself very well — but, just recently, I started running again. So I guess the only thing I really do for wellness is run.

What’s the best piece of relationship advice you’ve ever received?
I don’t know that I received this. I think I learned this over time. I would say my best piece of relationship advice is to treat your loved one with the same kind of manners and politeness that you would with someone you just met. Always say please and thank you, excuse me, etc. I just feel like we get into these things where we feel so comfortable that we end up just treating the other person not in the way that we would treat even a stranger.

What’s a healthy meal you always make/order?
I like a bowl, like a salad with rice, but also all the other vegetables and all that kind of stuff.

Do you remember your first big splurge? Do you still own it?
I think that my first big splurge was jewelry from Chanel fine jewelry, these shooting star earrings. And I do still own those. […] I think I was probably 20 [when I bought them]. So the year 2000, it might’ve been 2002.

What’s the small stress-saving luxury you swear by at home?
I guess really my childcare — my nanny is a stress-saving luxury.

What are you saving up for at the moment?
I would say I’m saving up for a really incredible vacation for next spring.

One thing you want to go back and tell your younger self?
I would go back and tell my younger self to just lean into being unique and individual. When I was younger, that wasn’t really that popular. There was a big push for everyone to be relatable and the girl next door. But I think now we know that lots of different kind of girls live next door for sure. So I would just tell myself to hold on and lean into being unique and it’ll all work out.

Source: The Zoe Report

Christina Ricci is speaking out in support of victims.

In a statement posted to her Instagram Story, the Yellowjackets star shared that sometimes, in order to support victims, people must admit that the people they care about can do bad things.

“So sometimes people we have loved and admired do horrible things,” she wrote. “They might not do these things to us and we only know who they were to us but that doesn’t mean they didn’t do the horrible things and to discredit the abused is a crime.”

She continued, “People we know as ‘awesome guys’ can be predators and abusers. It’s tough to accept but we have to. If we say we support victims — women, children, men, boys — then we must be able to take this stance.”

In another slide, the actress noted that she has known “awesome guys,” who were great to her but have proved to be abusers to other people in private settings.

“I’ve also had personal experience with this,” she concluded. “Believe victims. It’s not easy to come forward. It’s not easy to get a conviction.”

Ricci’s statement comes on the heels of Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis apologizing in an Instagram video for writing character letters on behalf of their That ’70s Show co-star Danny Masterson in the rape cases against him.

In the video, the couple said they “support victims,” adding, “We have done this historically through our work and will continue to do so in the future.” They also explained that the letters were never intended to “undermine the testimony of the victims or re-traumatize them in any way.”

Kutcher and Kunis’ apology concluded, “Our heart goes out to every single person who’s ever been a victim of sexual assault, sexual abuse or rape.”

Source: The Hollywood Reporter