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Ingrid Andress Apologizes for Drunk National Anthem Performance, Says She's Going to Rehab | THR News Video

Ingrid Andress is apologizing for her controversial performance of the national anthem at the Home Run Derby, saying she was drunk and that she's now checking into rehab. The Grammy-nominated country singer shared a statement on social media that said, "I'm not gonna bull**** y'all, I was drunk last night. I'm checking myself into a facility today to get the help I need." She went on to say, "That was not me last night. I apologize to MLB, all the fans, and this country I love so much for that rendition. I'll let y'all know how rehab is I hear it's super fun."

Joaquin Phoenix's Last-Minute Exit Sparks Hollywood "Outrage" Among Producers | THR News Video

Joaquin Phoenix's abrupt exit from Todd Haynes' latest film is causing a huge amount of outrage among Hollywood producers. The Oscar winner departed Todd Haynes' drama just five days before production began. The untitled film, also starring 'Captain America: Brave New World's' Danny Ramirez, was said to focus on an intense gay romance in the 1930s. According to multiple sources, Phoenix got cold feet in the lead-up to the production - though the reasons remain unclear – and is said to be particularly surprising, given that Phoenix first brought the project to Haynes and his longtime producers at Killer Films.

Joaquin Phoenix Exit Called "Nightmare" by Todd Haynes’ Producer Gay Romance Film | THR News Video

Christine Vachon, a producer behind Todd Haynes‘ gay romance movie from which Joaquin Phoenix abruptly left last week, said on social media this weekend that the situation has been “a nightmare.” Reports surfaced Friday that Phoenix exited the drama feature just five days before filming was set to begin in Guadalajara, Mexico. The role will not be recast. The actor’s reason for the exit was unclear, and felt further confusing to those around the project as Phoenix brought the project to Haynes.