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There is something unputdownable about Mike Sardina (Hugh Jackman) from the first moment one sees him at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting celebrating his 20 th sober birthday. He encourages the group ...

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"This film was fun — I didn’t have to watch what I ate," Hudson told 'W' Magazine Catherine Santino is a Style Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE. She began as a contributor for PEOPLE in 2022 and joined the ...

Before shooting started on “Song Sung Blue,” Craig Brewer gathered Hugh Jackman, Kate Hudson and the rest of the musical drama’s cast together to read through the script. The actors expected to spend ...

Kate Hudson is addressing the drama surrounding her newest film. The “Almost Famous” star and Hugh Jackman portrayed Neil Diamond tribute band performers Claire and Mike Sardina in the recently ...

"Everyone said no, and they were very, very vocal in saying no," Brewer said Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman star in the film, which is based on a true story Song Sung Blue director Craig Brewer said the ...

The year is young, but you are not likely to encounter in 2026 at the cinema two people who love life more than Mike Sardina and Claire Stingl in the wonderfully entertaining new movie Song Sung Blue.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Conducting refreshingly engaging interviews with top Hollywood stars. Recently, however, Hudson, 46, has been favorably turning ...

The 'Song Sung Blue' star is up for best-actress honors at the Golden Globes and Actor Awards, and as she tells The Hollywood Reporter over martinis and sourdough, is having a ball: “It's like, ‘Me ...

This film arrives like that unexpected tune you catch yourself humming in the middle of a traffic jam: unabashedly sentimental, mildly absurd, and oddly uplifting. Craig Brewer’s film takes the ...