Sharon Stone explains how she used the "that cruelty, the lack of any sort of care or sense of responsibility" of social media as inspiration for the villain of Nobody 2, Lendina.

Timo Tjahjanto takes over directing duties for this follow-up to 2021's surprise action hit about an ordinary family man who's actually a professional assassin.

Sharon Stone, 67, has revealed that she once went on a date with Nelly, 50, despite the pair’s more than 15-year age gap. The “Basic Instinct” actress confessed to the surprising dalliance while promoting her new movie, “Nobody 2,” with co-star Bob Odenkirk during “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” on Sunday, Aug. 17.

When I sat down with Odenkirk during the Los Angeles Nobody 2 press junket, I shared my curiosity about getting Sharon Stone on board for the movie. He luckily had a great story about how she joined the cast.

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Sharon Stone is a proud boy mom. The actress, 67, was joined by her three sons, Roan, 25, Laird, 20, and Quinn, 19, for a rare red carpet appearance at Monday’s premiere of her new film, “Nobody 2,” in Los Angeles. Stone wore a navy dress, glasses and a gold bangle bracelet as she posed for pictures with her sons, who all wore suits.

Sharon Stone brought her boys to the “Nobody 2” premiere. The actress’ three sons — Roan, 25, Laird, 20, and Quinn, 19 — suited up for rare red carpet appearance Monday. Stone’s eldest child wore a pink suit to the Los Angeles event, while Laird and Quinn respectively rocked navy pinstripes and a gray ensemble.

The actress was supported by her boys at the Los Angeles premiere of her new film 'Nobody 2' on Monday, Aug. 11

After she "pretty much owned the '90s as an actress," Sharon Stone said she "reconsidered" what mattered to her when she suffered a stroke in 2001 that left her unable to work. The "Nobody 2" star reflected on the serious health issue that changed her outlook on life in an interview with Craig Melvin on TODAY that aired Aug. 18.