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‘Mamma Mia!' actor recalls ‘unbearable' day on set — and how Christine Baranski reacted to complaints
‘Mamma Mia!' actor recalls ‘unbearable' day on set — and how Christine Baranski reacted to complaints

New York Post

time4 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • New York Post

‘Mamma Mia!' actor recalls ‘unbearable' day on set — and how Christine Baranski reacted to complaints

Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!… a fan. 'Mamma Mia!' actor Juan Pablo Di Pace is recalling an unbearably hot day on the set of the franchise's first film — and how Christine Baranski kept it cool. Baranski, 73, played Tanya in the 2008 musical comedy and reprised her role in its 2018 sequel, 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.' 7 Baranski played Tanya in 2008's 'Mamma Mia!' and 2018's 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.' ©Universal/Courtesy Everett Collection 7 Di Pace appeared as Petros, later revealed to be Harry Bright's (Colin Firth) partner, in the original film. Universal Pictures Di Pace portrayed Petros in the original installment, appearing in dance numbers throughout and later revealed to be Harry Bright's (Colin Firth) partner. 'I just loved every second of rehearsing and shooting it,' Di Pace, 45, exclusively told The Post, specifically reflecting on the iconic 'Does Your Mother Know' beach scene with Baranski. 'We were all just so hot, and it was really summer, like the heat was unbearable,' he explained. 'We had to do this massive number, all the boys around her, and eight hours later, all the boys, who were 20, were complaining.' That's when Baranski spoke up. 7 Baranski in the iconic 'Does Your Mother Know' beach scene in 'Mamma Mia!' Universal Pictures 'Come on, guys, we're doing what we love,' he recalled her saying. 'All of a sudden, everyone just got it. We were like, 'Yeah, what are we complaining about? This is exactly what we're here for,'' Di Pace said. 'It was amazing, and she's amazing, and everyone in that movie was just so great,' he concluded. 7 'Mamma Mia!' premiered 17 years ago on July 18, 2008. ©Universal/Courtesy Everett Collection 'Mamma Mia!' premiered 17 years ago on July 18, 2008. Both a prequel and a sequel, 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again' hit theaters on July 20, 2018, within days of its predecessor's release. Since then, there have been ongoing talks of a 'Mamma Mia! 3,' which Baranski said is in the works. 'I was in London [producer] Judy Craymer at our favorite watering hole, [and] she is planning 'Mamma Mia! 3,'' she told the Hollywood Reporter in an interview published in August 2024. 'She gave me the narrative plotline of how it's going to happen.' 7 There have been ongoing talks of a 'Mamma Mia! 3.' ©Universal/Courtesy Everett Collection 'The Gilded Age' star said Craymer 'makes things happen,' noting that she made the second 'Mamma Mia!' movie, and it was 'a phenomenal hit.' 'I wouldn't put it past Judy Craymer to get everybody back together,' Baranski added. In the meantime, the stage production of the hit musical is heading back to Broadway this summer. 7 Di Pace makes his feature debut this month with 'Before We Forget.' New York Post It is returning to the Winter Garden Theatre, where it originally opened in 2001, with previews set to begin on August 2 and opening night scheduled for August 14. The limited Broadway engagement is set to run through February 1, 2026. Di Pace is known for his role as Fernando, Kimmy Gibbler's on-again, off-again lover, in 'Fuller House.' He also portrayed Jesus in NBC's 'A.D.: The Bible Continues' and finished fifth on Season 27 of 'Dancing with the Stars.' 7 The Broadway revival of 'Mamma Mia!' is returning to the Winter Garden Theatre this summer. Getty Images The Argentine actor makes his directorial debut this month with 'Before We Forget,' a nostalgic, years-spanning story of queer first love — in which he also stars. The film is set for theatrical release in New York on July 11, Los Angeles on July 18, and additional markets on July 25.

Lana Del Rey at the Aviva: Everything you need to know – tickets, stage times, setlist and how to get there
Lana Del Rey at the Aviva: Everything you need to know – tickets, stage times, setlist and how to get there

Irish Independent

time6 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Irish Independent

Lana Del Rey at the Aviva: Everything you need to know – tickets, stage times, setlist and how to get there

The eleven-time Grammy-nominated artist's performance is part of her 2025 UK and Ireland stadium tour, which follows headline slots at Coachella, Reading & Leeds, and a sold-out show at Fenway Park in Boston. This is Lana's biggest Irish show yet — and promises to be an emotional night of dreamy visuals, cinematic ballads, and fan favourites. Here's what you need to know if you're heading along. When and where is Lana Del Rey playing? Lana Del Rey plays Dublin's Aviva Stadium on Monday, June 30, 2025, as part of her UK and Ireland stadium tour. Are tickets still available? A limited number of resale tickets remain available via Make sure to buy only from accredited sources to avoid scams. What time should I arrive? Doors open at 5pm, with support acts kicking off shortly after 6pm. Lana's set time will be announced closer to the date on MCD and Aviva Stadium's official channels. Who is the support act? Support on the night comes from Banks, an American singer-songwriter known for moody electro-pop hits like Waiting Game and Gimme. How do I get there? Fans are encouraged to use public transport, walk, or cycle — as there's no car parking at the stadium on concert day. There are five colour-coded routes into the stadium. Your route is printed on your ticket and corresponds to your entrance point: - Orange Route: Lansdowne Lane (off Shelbourne Road) Learn more - Red Route: Shelbourne Road and Havelock Square - Blue Route: Lansdowne Road or Northumberland Road - Purple Route: Herbert Road - Green Route: Bath Avenue By Dart: Lansdowne Road station is next to the stadium and extra Dart services will run. Note: Grand Canal Dock station will be closed after the show. By bus: Routes 4, 7, 7a, 39a, 46a, 145 and 155 all stop nearby. By train: Irish Rail is running special late-night trains, including: 23:59 Dublin Connolly to Belfast 00:30 Heuston to Galway What songs can fans expect? Based on her recent Glasgow show, here's what Lana is likely to play: Take Me Home, Country Roads Salvatore Born to Die 57.5 Quiet in the South Young and Beautiful Video Games Summertime Sadness Ride Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Boulevard? Stars Fell on Alabama Henry, come on Stand by Your Man Chemtrails Over the Country Club Ultraviolence What's the bag policy and security info? No bags allowed unless smaller than A4 size – all bags will be searched. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over 25. No under 14s allowed on the pitch without a guardian. Prohibited items include: umbrellas, selfie sticks, flasks, large cameras, chairs and laser pointers. What's the weather like? Expect a warm and humid day with temperatures between 19–24°C. The morning will be cloudy with mist or drizzle in some areas, but sunny spells should break through later.

Jacob Batalon spotted eyeing a $2.45M Brooklyn penthouse
Jacob Batalon spotted eyeing a $2.45M Brooklyn penthouse

New York Post

time09-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • New York Post

Jacob Batalon spotted eyeing a $2.45M Brooklyn penthouse

He's taking a bigger bite out of the Big Apple. Jacob Batalon, who stars in the comedy series 'Reginald the Vampire,' was recently spotted house hunting in Greenpoint, Brooklyn with his interior designer fiancée, Veronica Leahov. They eyed a $2.45 million penthouse there, spies told Gimme Shelter. The residence is at the Huron, a new-construction waterfront tower designed by architect Morris Adjmi. 'He already lives in Brooklyn and was interested in moving to the water,' a friend said. Advertisement Batalon is also known for playing Ned — the best friend of Tom Holland's Peter Parker/Spider-Man character in the Marvel films. He did not immediately respond to Gimme's request seeking comment. 6 The unit has an open layout with massive windows. Redundant Pixel 6 The main bedroom fills with light. Redundant Pixel Advertisement 6 Jacob Batalon and Veronica Leahov, the latter of whom is an interior designer by trade, toured the home. Getty Images for Paramount Pictures The two-bedroom, two-bath dwelling comes with a 96-square-foot balcony. Design details include high ceilings, wide-plank oak floors, and floor-to-ceiling windows with East River and Manhattan skyline views. The aerie opens to a foyer that leads to a living and dining area with a chef's kitchen. A main bedroom suite features a walk-in closet and an ensuite bath. The building boasts 30,000 square feet of amenities including a 50-foot indoor saltwater pool overlooking the river, a gym, a mirrored dance studio with ballet bars and a sauna. Advertisement 6 The development offers fantastic warm-weather amenities. Redundant Pixel 6 Residents can access a spacious lounge. Donna Dotan 6 There's also a shared gym. Donna Dotan Advertisement There's also a residents' lounge, a formal dining room, a co-working space, a game room and a children's playroom. Outside, there's a waterfront promenade, a private park and two rooftop lounge areas. The listing brokers are Kayla Lee and Lancelot Watson-Taffe of Serhant.

Vladimir Stolyarenko bought Valery Kogan's Plaza home
Vladimir Stolyarenko bought Valery Kogan's Plaza home

New York Post

time27-05-2025

  • Business
  • New York Post

Vladimir Stolyarenko bought Valery Kogan's Plaza home

A prominent Russian banker is the buyer of Russian airport billionaire Valery Kogan's palatial spread — a residence ornately dressed in a Versailles style — at New York's famed Plaza, Gimme Shelter can reveal. Vladimir Stolyarenko who once chaired one of Russia's largest commercial banks, Evrofinance Mosnarbank, paid $21 million for two units — 1007 and 1009 — at the famed Central Park-facing edifice. The over-the-top lair — with trimmings including 24-karat gold and Venetian plaster — first asked $50 million following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Listing broker Charlie Attias, of Compass, declined to comment. Stolyarenko's new dwelling spans 5,302 square feet and features Central Park views. Its foyer spills into a great room with high ceilings and paneled walls — while the main bedroom suite has a bathroom clad in floor-to-ceiling onyx. 12 Valery Kogan. 12 Vladimir Stolyarenko. 12 A view of the expansive layout. Rich Caplan At the same time, Stolyaranko and his wife, Alfiya, have listed another unit in the Plaza for $10.49 million. What's more: Their brokers, Jessica and Burt Savitsky, of Brown Harris Stevens, are offering a $7,500 American Express gift card to any broker who brings in a buyer to unit 1503, according to the listing. The Savitskys also declined to comment. That unit, as of press time, has been on and off the market for more than 2,000 days. The couple purchased it for $10.37 million back in 2007. They first listed it for $12.8 million in 2008, according to StreetEasy. Come 2019, Vladimir sold a Plaza unit, No. 1903, to Alfiya for $10 million, according to property records. 12 Touches include 24-karat gold and ornate medallions gracing the ceilings. Rich Caplan 12 The aesthetic extends into the dining room. Rich Caplan 12 There's a separate nook to fit a smaller sitting area. Rich Caplan 12 A hidden bar. Rich Caplan The Stolyarenkos are also the owners of a now-dilapidated Palm Beach property that they bought from fashion titan Tommy Hilfiger and Dee Ocleppo for $35 million in 2018 — when Christian Angle, of Christian Angle Real Estate, had the listing. At that time, the mansion, at 100 Casa Bendita, looked good but needed a renovation, sources told Gimme. Last summer, the Palm Beach Daily News published shocking photos showing the mansion in extreme disrepair, with construction workers finally on the property to fix water and termite damage, rusted storm shutters, rotted doors and more. The paper has also chronicled neighbors' frustration with the owners of the run-down oceanfront estate, and the flooding on the charming cul-de-sac, allegedly caused by the home's 'backed-up drainage system.' 'There was a bit of a ruckus about it, because they let it deteriorate, and the town forced them to continue with the renovation,' an inside source told Gimme. 'It's been years and it eventually became an eyesore.' The source added: 'It's been a mystery. The buyer has been unreachable.' Added another inside source: 'It became horrendous.' When reached by phone, the Stolyarenkos' lawyer, Glenn S. Krutoff, declined to comment at press time. 12 Elsewhere, a library comes sheathed in wood paneling. Rich Caplan 12 The space has its own ornate flair. Rich Caplan 12 The master bedroom. Rich Caplan 12 A secondary bedroom. Rich Caplan 12 A powder room also has the regal design scheme. Rich Caplan (Hilfiger and Ocleppo also once owned the Plaza's penthouse. They bought it for $22.5 million in 2008, and then tried to flip it for $50 million a few months later. It was on and off the market for the next 11 years — including in 2013, when it asked a staggering $80 million. It ultimately sold for $31.24 million in 2019.) While many ultra-rich Russians fled New York following Russia's war on Ukraine in 2022, some are itching — and beginning — to return, several sources told Gimme. 'The ones who are returning have lived outside Russia for decades and were often educated in the United States,' a source said. The Plaza itself has its own unique history. Built in 1907, the French Renaissance-inspired chateau-style building was designed by Henry J. Hardenbergh — the legendary hand behind the Dakota. In 1986, it was listed as a National Historic Landmark. Two years later, in 1988, now-President Donald Trump bought it for $390 million and put his then-wife, the late Ivanna Trump, in charge — saying he paid her in dresses and $1 a year. He lost the hotel four years later. It's now owned by the government of Qatar, via Katara Hospitality, which was formerly known as Qatar National Hotels Co.

Teardown home inside the Mar-a-Lago security zone asks $12.5M: ‘Like you're part of a private, secret club'
Teardown home inside the Mar-a-Lago security zone asks $12.5M: ‘Like you're part of a private, secret club'

New York Post

time22-05-2025

  • Business
  • New York Post

Teardown home inside the Mar-a-Lago security zone asks $12.5M: ‘Like you're part of a private, secret club'

It's in the zone! If you aren't part of President Trump's inner circle, you can still get inside the Palm Beach presidential security zone — but it will cost you millions of dollars. A modest house that's 'just a stone's throw' from his Mar-a-Lago club is on the market for $12.5 million — most likely as a teardown, said listing broker Margit Brandt, of Premier Estate Properties. The Palm Beach Daily News first reported the listing. 6 An aerial of the Bermuda-style home, which sits on one third of an acre. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES 6 The residence, most likely a teardown, asks $12.5 million. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES 6 The home is also just steps from the ocean. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES Built in 1952, the one-story, Bermuda-style home is at 112 Algoma Road, on a street closed to through-traffic when Trump is at Mar-a-Lago. It's now one of the world's most coveted, exclusive locations — and a great spot to build a dream house, Brandt told Gimme Shelter. 'It's a beautiful area, by Mar-a-Lago and the ocean. It looks like the Bahamas, with all the palm trees,' Brandt said. 6 The home comes with deeded beach access. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES 6 Palm Beach has seen an astounding post-presidential boom in terms of luxury property sales. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES 'The house is directly one street over from the club,' she added. 'We've sold all inventory here over the past six months. Not much becomes available here, but now there's a chance for someone to build their dream house in the Estate Section on a buildable lot for $12.5 million.' The presidential security zone is 'probably just a quarter mile,' Brandt said, adding 'that it has become a desirable stretch for people who value privacy and security. It's like you're part of a private, secret club.' At 2,930 square feet, the home comes with four bedrooms, four baths and sits on a third of an acre. It also has deeded access to the beach, which is just 245 feet away. It has been owned by the same family since 1981, when it was purchased for $385,000, according to records. 6 A long driveway leads to the four-bedroom home. SHAWN HOOD MEDIA, PROVIDED BY MARGIT BRANDT, PREMIER ESTATE PROPERTIES The listing is part of a 'post-presidential boom' in real estate, Brandt told Gimme. Since Trump was elected last November, six homes in the presidential security zone have sold — for $12 million to $27.5 million, according to reports. That includes 1090 S. Ocean Blvd., which asked $45 million as a pre-construction spec house in the presidential security zone. Brandt, who repped the buyer and seller, sold it as land only for $19.5 million. The deal also came with Mar-a-Lago membership that had been grandfathered in. Initiation fees are now $2 million, sources told Gimme.

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