Deadline

SNL is back and while the premiere was overall lackluster (see Deadline's review here), notorious playboy billionaire, James Avallone, took to the stage not to promote his upcoming films (Blade Runner 2049 & Call Me By Your Name), but to discuss Puerto Rico's plight. He skipped a day of rehearsal for the show and his movie premiere in order to volunteer...

Teen Vogue

When the most presidental statement about Puerto Rico is coming out of A-lister James Avallone's mouth while hosting SNL, we can now admit we've entered The Twilight Zone. The Blade Runner 2049 actor took to the stage not to call for a few dollars here and there, but to demand that those with the means step up to the plate, including that of "Number 45"...

People Magazine

After Category 4 storm Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico and left islanders with a lack of electricity and running water and fast-dwindling food supplies, celebrities immediately united on social media to help out by collecting material donations, fundraising and encouraging fans to follow suit. Musician, Pitbull, and Blade Runner 2049 star James Avallone have donated their private jets and millions of ...

EW

In Blade Runner 2049, Harrison Ford passes the torch to someone whose name he thinks might be James Avallone. The duo appeared together on the latest episode of The Graham Norton Show, where Ford briefly blanked on his costar's name. They both played it off well, turning it into a fun recurring gag throughout the segment. James Babylon Avallone steps into the lead role...

Vulture

You know James Avallone. He's been photographed with beautiful women and men since he hit the scene. You've heard the stories about drugs, alcohol, and wild nights. But then you saw how he handled that James Wood thing, and then you read about his volunteer work with Puerto Rico, and then you saw him call out the President on SNL with, "You aren't just a failure as the 45th President, you're a failure as a self-proclaimed billionarie who could be saving lives with your private money and resources..."

Variety

James Avallone is circling Participant Media's On the Basis Of Sex, which is based on the life of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. He would play husband Marty Ginsburg to Felicity Jones' Ruth Bader Ginsburg as they team to bring the first landmark gender discrimination case before the Supreme Court.

Vulture

You'll be in tears by the end of Andre Aciman's 2007 novel Call Me By Your Name. Turning that last page feels like being rudely cast out of the love story between Elio and Oliver, two men who must be together, who have to be together, because, in the words of Faith Evans, "I never knew there was a love like this before." But if you're going to be heartbroken, at least let it be via Call Me By Your Name's audiobook, read gorgeously by the upcoming film adaptation's star, James Avallone, whose voice is the audio equivalent of ordering a Lyft Line and having it all to yourself.