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Scarlett Johansson (38) has revealed what she thinks about her ex-husband Ryan Reynolds (46). The actress rarely opens up about her marriage to her co-worker. The two were married from 2008 to 2011. During an appearance on the "Goop" podcast, hostess Gwyneth Paltrow (50) spoke to the "Black Widow" actress about her marriages.

Paltrow explained that she completely forgot that Johansson was once married to Ryan Reynolds. Her guest noted that they "hadn't been married very long" either. When the podcast host then joked, "We love a good Ryan Reynolds in the house," Johansson replied, "He's a good guy."

short marriage
Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds announced their separation in December 2010 after two years of marriage. The divorce followed in July. The two Hollywood stars rarely speak publicly about their relationship. Johansson explained in a "Vanity Fair" interview in 2019: "When I first got married, I was 23 years old." And she added, "I didn't really have an understanding of marriage. Maybe I think I romanticized it in a way."

After the split, the "Avengers" star married journalist Romain Dauriac in 2014. The couple, who have an eight-year-old daughter together, divorced in 2017. Johansson then began dating Saturday Night Live comedian Colin Jost, 40, and the couple got engaged in 2019. They married in a private ceremony at the actress' New York home in 2020, and had their first child together, one, in 2021 son named Cosmo.

Ryan Reynolds has been in a relationship with "Gossip Girl" star Blake Lively (35) since 2011. A year later they said yes. The Green Lantern co-stars have four children: James, 8, Inez, 6, Betty, 3, and a two-month-old baby whose name is unknown.

The South Korean singer Moonbin is dead. As the South Korean news portal "X Sports News" reports, the police in the capital Seoul announced that his manager found him lifeless in his apartment in the Gangnam-gu district on Monday evening at 8:10 p.m have. Previously, he should not have appeared at scheduled rehearsals. Moonbin was only 25 years old.

His band Astro shared a statement from record label Fantagio Music on Instagram, confirming the death of their member. It reads, "On April 19th, Astro member Moonbin suddenly left us and became a star in the sky." Mourn with the family of the deceased. Citing police sources, the reports say Moonbin may have committed suicide. An autopsy should now clarify the exact circumstances. Moon Bin, his real name, is survived by his parents and sister Moon Sua, singer of the K-pop group Billlie.

Moonbin went on hiatus in 2019
Moonbin was a singer, actor, dancer and model, best known as a member of the very successful boy band Astro. Together with his bandmate Yoon San-ha (23), he was also active and successful as Moonbin & Sanha. In 2019, the artist took a break for health reasons, but returned to the group in 2020. The singer has been part of the band Astro since 2009.

A new Star Trek movie is coming. As reported by various US media, including "Variety", Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh (60) will play the leading role in "Star Trek: Section 31". The streaming film, which will be released on Paramount+, is a spin-off of the popular series Star Trek: Discovery. A start is not expected until next year at the earliest.

This is Star Trek: Section 31
Since 2019, the "Discovery" offshoot "Section 31" has been in development at Paramount+ as a series project. As "Variety" reports, Yeoh will join the secret service within Starfleet called Section 31 as Philippa Georgiou in the now announced streaming film. The aim of the secretive espionage department is to protect the Federation in the shadows and with unconventional methods.

"I am beyond thrilled to be returning to my Star Trek family and the role I have loved for so long," Yeoh said in a statement. The 60-year-old, who won earlier this year's Academy Award for Best Actress for the multiverse masterpiece Everything Everywhere All at Once, has appeared on Star Trek: Discovery since the first episode in 2017 . The hit series re-established the "Star Trek" series universe in the streaming age on the Paramount+ streaming service (formerly CBS All Access).

According to Variety, filming of Star Trek: Section 31 will begin in 2023. A start of the streaming film should be imminent after the end of the series "Star Trek: Discovery", although nothing has been officially confirmed here. The show's fifth and final season is scheduled to premiere on Paramount+ early next year.

The years-long legal battle between Chris Cornell's (1964-2017) widow, Vicky Cornell, and his former Soundgarden bandmates has come to an end. Both parties shared a statement on Instagram on Monday, announcing an "amicable out-of-court settlement" after years of back-and-forth. It also announced the release of previously unheard material recorded by Chris Cornell before his death in May 2017.

"Soundgarden and Vicky Cornell are pleased to announce, on behalf of Chris Cornell's legacy, that they have reached an amicable, out-of-court settlement. The reconciliation marks a new partnership between the two parties, making it possible for Soundgarden fans around the world will be able to hear the final songs that the band and Chris were working on," the statement said. "The two parties come together to advance, honor and build on the incredible legacy of Soundgarden and Chris' indelible mark on music history as one of the greatest songwriters and singers of all time."

"Ridiculous" vs. "aggressive"
Vicky Cornell first sued Soundgarden in 2019 for royalties and the rights to seven unreleased songs. At the time, the band argued that the songs belonged to the group as they had been recorded in preparation for a new Soundgarden album.

Then, in 2021, Vicky filed a lawsuit seeking a court appraisal of her late husband's interest in the band and associated properties, believing that the $300,000 settlement Soundgarden offered her in October 2020 was "ridiculously low".

Months later, Soundgarden responded in court, accusing Vicky of "aggressively trying to tarnish the Soundgarden legacy... and the reputation of the surviving band members who loved Cornell like a brother".

Vicky and the "Black Hole Sun" singer married in 2004. The couple had their daughter Toni (18) and their son Christopher (17). Cornell was also the father of daughter Lillian, 22, from a previous relationship. The US musician took his own life on May 18, 2017.

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For the 10th anniversary of the "Tatort" commissioner Thorsten Falke (Wotan Wilke Möhring, 55), the makers chose a highly explosive and current topic. Screenwriter Julia Drache shows the sometimes depressing existence of people in Germany without papers: "The worst thing is this hopelessness that people find themselves in." That's why, according to Drache, the drama in "Verborgen" is in the foreground. The main focus of the story is the fate of Jon Makoni. A well-integrated man who, eleven years after fleeing from Zimbabwe to Germany, has still not received official status. The role is embodied by actor Alois Moyo (56), who brought his own experiences to the Sunday evening thriller.

"My personal experiences have flowed into the film," said Moyo in advance. He also comes from Zimbabwe and was politically persecuted there. In 2001 he got his first contacts to Germany through an art project. From there, however, he first traveled on to England and applied for asylum there, which was rejected. He was then deported to Germany at the age of 35: "I couldn't work legally as an artist and would have liked to go to theater or film school." At that time, however, refugees were not allowed to work or study: "You go crazy, really. It was a difficult time."

He commuted between Zimbabwe and Germany for ten years and was later able to work in this country with an artist visa. In 2007 he produced his first play in Germany with "Afrika Montage": "Since then I have also acted in several TV productions." Moyo has had a German passport for four years. He still has a lot in common with his role, not just his origins and contacts in Great Britain. Jon has the identical attitude: "There is worse, better than nothing! That's what I thought at the time too."

Alois Moyo made a film with Morgan Freeman and Daniel Craig
Incidentally, Moyo was very moved by the shooting of "Verborgen". When playing, he even had tears in his eyes: "This film means a lot to me, because I feel like Jon." The "crime scene" also tells his story and he thinks it's good that millions of viewers can now get an idea of how difficult it is for refugees to live in Germany without papers.

Incidentally, his first "Tatort" role was not his engagement in "Verborgen". In 2015, Moyo was seen alongside Wotan Wilke Möhring. At that time he played the role of the asylum seeker Bashir in the crime film "Burned". However, Moyo made what is by far his best-known film long before he fled Africa to Europe: In 1992 he was in the drama "In the Glory of the Sun" alongside Hollywood stars such as Morgan Freeman (85) and Daniel Craig (55) seen in a smaller role.