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Aside from having a great title, Can You Ever Forgive Me? has been attracting some truly great talent. Enough Said director Nicole Holofcener was originally attached to helm the true-life drama with Julianne Moore set to play the leading role, and while they both dropped out, they’ve been replaced by equally exciting names: Melissa McCarthy and The Diary of a Teenage Girl director Marielle Heller.

Melissa's got 99 problems, but a troll ain't one.

An overall tighter and better-paced edit, the new clip showcases the talent of its cast, featuring more footage of costars including Chris Hemsworth and SNL's Cecily Strong.

Plus, the 'Ghostbusters' star continues to argue that specters are real.

'I grew up on a farm and I didn't have any real friends,' she explained at a CinemaCon presentation.

Melissa McCarthy racks up another No. 1 as The Boss debuted atop this weekend's box office with an estimated $23.48 million, squeaking past Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, which brought in $23.43 million.

Prep the kitchen: Melissa McCarthy is returning to reprise her role as Sookie on 'Gilmore Girls' after all!

Melissa McCarthy guested on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Monday, where she took part in the show's regular feature "Lip Sync Battle". She ended up winning the competition with her rendition of "Colors of the Wind" from Disney's Pocahontas, complete with lots of glitter and confetti...

Melissa McCarthy is the queen of physical comedy, and she showed it in this sketch from Saturday Night Live that even had her co-stars, most notably Leslie Jones, cracking up!  

Early this morning, Sony Pictures relaunched the official site for Ghostbusters, the home of the original two movies, the cartoons and the upcoming reboot. Along with the relaunch, we got five new photos from the film, each highlighting one of the main characters from the movie, including our first look at Chris Hemsworth as the new Ghostbusters secretary. Eat your heart out, Janine Melnitz!

The actress tweeted, "Thanks for the invite, but sadly no one asked me or Sookie to come back to Stars Hollow.”

It’s a tale as old as TV, one show giving rise to a mega-star among the ranks, and Gilmore Girls has had its share both before and after Melissa McCarthy. Sadly, it doesn’t appear as if the Ghostbusters star will reprise her role as Sookie St. James for Netflix’s long-heralded Gilmore revival, according to a chilly tweet from the star.