Jessica Chastain, Channing Tatum and various other Hollywood stars have been featured in a new documentary that will commemorate the 50th death anniversary of John F. Kennedy.

Other celebs to star in the documentary ‘Letters to Jackie,’ include Viola Davis, Anne Hathaway, Michelle Williams, Betty White and Zooey Deschanel, the New York Post reported.

The actors, who will be seen reading 20 letters out of over 800,000 condolence letters sent to his widow, Jackie Onassis, will be joined by filmmaker Bill Couturie at the documentary’s premiere at the Kennedy Presidential Library on September 17 in Boston.

September 1, 2013   Luciana

Over 1200 additional high quality photos of 2013 events have been added to our gallery.

August 24, 2013   Lindsey

I got a few magazine scans added to the gallery, thanks to amazing Annie, Claudia, DeA and Holly.

Jessicaland is a little bit quiet, since she’s filming her next projects Interstellar and Crimson Peak, but let’s hope the Eleanor Rigby promotion starts soon so we can see her daily once again.

August 8, 2013   Luciana

Jessica is among the ‘New Hollywood‘ spotlight on current Entertainment Weekly magazine issue:

Jessica Chastain, 36

She stunned in her Oscar-nominated performance in The Help, so funny and messy and vulnerable playing a lonely, rich woman born of trash. And then suddenly Chastain was everywhere, a pale rock of a wife in Take Shelter and The Tree of Life. She earned her second Oscar nod in 2012’s Zero Dark Thirty for her turn as a fiercely competent CIA agent whose job demands she carry herself at a remove (and yet somehow, we still got the full range of an urgent person in pain). Next she’ll star in Christopher Nolan and Guillermo del Toro movies, but first, the indie drama The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, which premieres at the 2013 Toronto Film Festival.

Her Biggest Fans: “She’s so intelligent and sensitive and smart and makes amazing choices,” says Tom Hiddleston. “I think she’s going to be around for a long, long time.” Benedict Cumberbatch, her friend and future costar in the del Toro movie, Crimson Peak, agrees: “I can’t wait to work with her. We met last year, it was the BAFTAs party. She came in and went [in an American accent], ‘Oh my God! I’m such a big fan of yours! I love Sherlock!’ It was so sweet. And I was just standing in front of her going, ‘You are the real deal, and it’s just a thrill to watch your work.’ She’s just done so much. I think within her ability to be a chameleon and characterize a really wide range of backgrounds and character types and make them completely individual and unique, there’s also a universally accessible quality that she has. She’s stunning to watch.” —Karen Valby

August 5, 2013   Luciana

Do you know what it means to have someone’s back? In the military, Got Your 6 means got your back. Got Your 6 is working to empower veterans and their families to ensure they are seen as leaders and civic assets. Join celebrities including Jeremy Renner, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Eric Stonestreet, Melissa McCarthy, Jessica Chastain and Kerry Washington in supporting Got Your 6 and re-entering veterans into leaders of our societies. To learn more about Got Your 6, visit www.GotYour6.org

July 31, 2013   Luciana

SRG Films has set Vicente Amorim to direct Crossface, a feature adaptation of the Matthew Randazzo book Ring Of Hell: The Story Of Chris Benoit And The Fall Of The Pro Wrestling Industry. Amorim, who helmed the Viggo Mortensen-starrer Good, will chronicle the pressures that WWE superstar Chris Benoit faced through his wrestling career and how a lethal combination of drug-use, depression, and head trauma became unbearable for him. In 2007, Benoit murdered his wife and young son before taking his own life. Sarah Coulter wrote the script and production is expected to begin next year.

The news above was reported by Deadline a few days ago. Then our fellow from @TeamChastain gave us a heads up about an article published on Brazilian newspaper O Globo with more details on it – since Carlos Amorim is Brazilian – and in an interview with him, he tell about his desired actresses to play Benoit’s wife Nancy. He wants Jessica Chastain or Rachel McAdams for the part – but no contact has been made so far.

If we get more information, will be posted here.

July 28, 2013   Luciana