The biopic about boxing champ Christy Martin earned just $1.3 million at the U.S. box office in its opening weekend.

Sydney Sweeney's latest film, Christy, is based on the real-life story of boxer Christy Martin. The film opened to relatively disappointing box office numbers.

"I get really nervous." The star of the new sports biopic "Christy" (in theaters Nov. 7) is on Zoom from Los Angeles to promote the movie alongside her costar Ben Foster, who joins from Nashville.

Sydney Sweeney is pulling back the curtain on how she was able to quickly lose the weight she gained for her role in the new film, Christy. "I had to be really strict with myself," the actress, 28, said of her dieting plan after wrapping Christy in an interview with People published on Monday,

Sydney Sweeney faces career turmoil after box-office bombs and political backlash—can the Hollywood star bounce back?

Bowen Yang spilled some major tea during his recent lie detector test with Vanity Fair. Yang featured in the infamous test with Wicked: For Good co-star Ariana Grande, wherein the duo answered some fun yet confrontational questions.

Millie Bobby Brown channels Sydney Sweeney's sheer style at a Netflix event, joining the growing naked dress trend on Hollywood red carpets.

Meanwhile, other stars have joined what the Daily Mail called a Sweeney “pile-on.” British actor Dan Stevens reshared a social media post that said, “Sydney Sweeney’s GQ interview is a reminder that ‘not having a stance’ on White supremacy is 100% having a stance on White supremacy.”