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  Minnie Driver admits biggest fear is 'something happening' to son Henry

  'Good Will Hunting' star Minnie Driver admits her biggest fear is "something happening" to her son Henry, who she described as "all the meaning and all the light".

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  Jessie Buckley channels Joni Mitchell, Nova Twins storm the rock scene – the week’s best albums

  Famous actors who release albums are brave souls. For every decent stab – Scarlett Johansson’s 2008 LP of Tom Waits covers was memorable; Minnie Driver released a solid set of songs in 2004 – there are multiple bizarre efforts, from Steven Seagal playing yacht rock to Christopher Lee releasing an album of symphonic heavy metal. No matter the genre, the performer’s dual career invites extra scrutiny. And it’s always hard to escape the whiff of “vanity project” about such releases.

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  Minnie Driver believes in ghosts

  'Good Will Hunting' star Minnie Driver thinks there are too many ghosts in her life for them not to exist.

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  Minnie Driver says Harvey Weinstein 'didn’t want' her to be in Good Will Hunting

  Minnie Driver says Harvey Weinstein “didn’t want” her to be in the 1997 movie 'Good Will Hunting'.

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  Minnie Driver says she’s ‘not friends’ with ex-partner Matt Damon

  Driver and Damon were romantically involved in the 1990s and starred together in ‘Good Will Hunting’

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  Londoner’s Diary: Minnie Driver: Hollywood’s still not up to speed on sexism

  At the How to Academy event at Conway Hall Driver said: “Someone said to me the other day, ‘Have you got any female directors?’ and I said, ‘Don’t you mean anyone good?’ They said, ‘No, they just need to be a woman’.” The comedian, left, asked if he could finish the final night of his tour in Norwich first.

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  Minnie Driver claims 'pig' Harvey Weinstein tried to fire her from Good Will Hunting

  Minnie Driver has claimed Harvey Weinstein didn't want her to star in 'Good Will Hunting' because she wasn't "sexy" enough.

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  Minnie Driver was once mistaken for Mariah Carey by Stevie Wonder's partner

  Minnie Driver has recalled how she was once mistaken for Mariah Carey by Stevie Wonder's partner. During an interview for BBC's Friends Will Be Friends with Cat & Edith, the actress shared a story about the time when she was walking through The Grove shopping centre in Los Angeles when she spotted the iconic musician. "I'd just come from a photoshoot where they'd done a particularly big hair on me, I was going along and I suddenly passed Stevie Wonder and his girlfriend and his security guard,"

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  Minnie Driver reveals heartbreaking comments that knocked her self esteem

  Minnie Driver has revealed how "devastated" she felt to hear as a young woman that she was "not sexy". MORE: HELLO! launches Jubilee T-shirt collection to celebrate Queen Elizabeth in style The actress was Oscar-nominated for her role alongside Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting, but shared in a new interview that she almost didn't get the part because a producer told her she was not attractive enough to play Matt's on-screen girlfriend. WATCH: Good Will Hunting trailer "It was devastating," she sa

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  Minnie Driver’s memoir spills the beans on Matt Damon, Harvey Weinstein and Hollywood

  “A tell-most,” is how Minnie Driver describes her moreish memoir. Refreshingly free of the self-mythologising therapy gush that makes most thespy autobiographies just a bore, it’s a collection of bittersweet essays, in which the 52-year-old star of 1990s classics Good Will Hunting and Grosse Point Blank repeatedly rolls her eyes at the “absurdity” of a life spent precariously balanced between pain and privilege.

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