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Jennifer Love Hewitt, Julie James

Jennifer Love Hewitt Reveals Her 1 Requirement For Julie's I Know What You Did Last Summer Return

Jennifer Love Hewitt opens up about her I Know What You Did Last Summer return, the one requirement she had for it, and 9-1-1 season 9 updates.

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Jennifer Love Hewitt thanks LGBTQ+ fans for 'keeping Julie James alive'

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Jennifer Love Hewitt Teases the Jaw-Dropping Ending of the New ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’

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Jennifer Love Hewitt Was The Target Of Body-Shaming Online, But Fans Are Rushing To Her Defense

On Monday, Jennifer attended the Los Angeles premiere of her American slasher film at The United Theater on Broadway with her cast members, including Madelyn Cline, Chase Sui Wonders, Jennifer Kaytin...

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Sarah Michelle Gellar Responds to Jennifer Love Hewitt Feud Rumors

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Fans Defend Beloved ’90s Icon Jennifer Love Hewitt Amid Criticism About Her Appearance

Social Media Defends Jennifer Love Hewitt From Body Shamers After I Know What You Did Last Summer Premiere Appearance

The scream queen of a generation is back, and she’s done hiding. Jennifer Love Hewitt, 46, made a jaw-dropping return to the red carpet on Monday night, July 14, stepping… The post Social Media Defends Jennifer Love Hewitt From Body Shamers After I Know What You Did Last Summer Premiere Appearance appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News,

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Jennifer Love Hewitt stuns in little black dress during rare red carpet appearance

Jennifer Love Hewitt took the little black dress to the red carpet for the "I Know What You Did Last Summer" movie premiere.

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Sarah Michelle Gellar addresses Jennifer Love Hewitt feud rumors after alleged snub at ‘IKWYDLS’ premiere

The “Scooby Doo” star and Hewitt starred alongside each other in the original 1997 film “I Know What You Did Last Summer.”

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Jennifer Love Hewitt Wants a "Final Girl" Crossover Movie with 'Halloween' and 'Scream' Stars

At a time when nostalgic throwbacks are still coming thick and fast, legacy sequels seem to be producing more hits than misses, and cinematic universes are still popping up everywhere, why shouldn’t there be an icon-laden final girl movie?