On January 28, Little Miss Sunshine actress Abigail Breslin graced the red carpet at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival to reunite with her former cast on the film’s 20th anniversary. According to E!

And, 20 years after she starred in the beloved film, Breslin has made a surprise return to the public eye. The actress, now 29, made a rare red carpet appearance at the Little Miss Sunshine ...

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Abigail Breslin attended the Sundance Film Festival for the 20th anniversary screening of ‘Little Miss Sunshine,’ marking her first red carpet in nearly two years. US health officials monitor deadly ...

The couple started dating in April 2017 and got engaged in February 2022 "Happy 3 year wedding anniversary, babekin 😘😘 I love u so much 😍😍," the Scream Queens star wrote alongside a selfie with ...

Abigail Breslin is celebrating three years of marriage! The actress, 29, tied the knot with Ira Kunyansky at the Hummingbird Nest wedding venue in the Santa Susana Mountains just north of Los Angeles ...

Nostalgia was the order of the day as the cast of Little Miss Sunshine reunited for a special screening of the independent comedy on Wednesday - 20 years after its original release. Filmed on a ...

Democrat Abigail Spanberger has been sworn into office as Virginia's first female governor. Spanberger was sworn in at noon Saturday amid a cold drizzle outside the state Capitol after centuries of ...

Abigail Breslin in Little Miss Sunshine is the role that garnered her the most critical acclaim of her career thus far. Do you remember the young actress in the hit film? Watch the video above to look ...

Her parents are Kim and Michael, a manager and telecommunications expert respectively. She has two older brothers, Ryan and Spencer, who are actors and musicians. She began acting at the age of three.

The Son of Sam would never talk to an AI. A journalism nonprofit is hawking an AI-powered “writing coach” to teach reporting in Jimmy Breslin’s signature, take-no-prisoners style — drawing outrage ...