Still Photography on the set of "Ticket To Paradise" Julia Roberts; George Clooney The comedy recently opened to $16.3 million at the domestic box office. It was runner-up to Dwayne Johnson-led ...

Julia Roberts made a statement at the "Ticket to Paradise" London premiere on Wednesday, wearing a dress with designs meaningful to her and her family. The actress wore a black Alexander McQueen dress ...

Julia Roberts and George Clooney have been good friends for 22 years — ever since meeting to work on 2001’s heist team-up remake Ocean’s 11. They’ve made five movies together since, but there’s ...

What would you do if you were trying to stop your daughter from moving across the world and marrying someone she just met? Team up with your ex-spouse to ruin the wedding, of course! Rom-com veterans ...

Roberts and Clooney were filming together for the first time since the duo last worked together six years ago. The film features Roberts and Clooney as two long-divorced parents who come together in ...

Like we needed any additional proof, but the breezy new romantic comedy “Ticket to Paradise” confirms that Julia Roberts and George Clooney still look great in the air, on dry land or out at sea; ...

"It's probably going to be terrible because there's too much potential for it to be great," Julia Roberts said of Ticket to Paradise, in which she and George Clooney star as divorced parents Nicholas ...

“Ticket to Paradise” may be Kaitlyn Dever’s ticket to stardom. The Emmy-nominated actor, who plays George Clooney and Julia Roberts’ daughter in the new comedy “Ticket to Paradise,” says it was the ...

Julia Roberts and George Clooney play exes putting their differences aside for a common goal in their new comedy. The Oscar winners star in the first trailer for Ticket to Paradise, playing a divorced ...

Steven Weintraub launched Collider in the summer of 2005. As Editor-in-chief, he has taken the site from a small bedroom operation to having millions of readers around the world. Over the years, he ...

The slick and star-driven Hollywood rom-coms of the pre-Judd Apatow era are having a mini-revival this year. First there was “Marry Me,” which teamed Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson, and now comes ...