Nicholas Pryor is no more.

The Hollywood star, who portrayed the role of father for both Tom Cruise and Robert Downey Jr. in Risky Business and Less Than Zero passed away on Oct. 7 battling cancer in Wilmington, N.C.

Pryor died at 89.

“He was one of the nicest people I have ever met and he will be missed,” his agent, Susan Tolar Walters, said in a statement, as per Variety.

The actor, who had an extensive career in Hollywood for almost 70 years, also played dad to Kathleen Robertson’s character in Beverly Hills, 90210 for 26 episodes from 1994-1997.

Pryor also appeared on the General Hospital spinoff Port Charles from 1997-2002, playing ex-spy Victor Collins.

Runs on The Secret Storm, The Edge of Night, Love Is a Many Splendored Thing, All My Children and Another World made up his career in daytime soap operas.

Pryor also appeared in other on-screen projects including Halloween Kills, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, The Outsider, Doctor Sleep, A Summer’s Day, Buster’s Mal Heart, Cosmic Kiosk, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, Constantine, Nashville and Hart of Dixie.

Justin Timberlake had to cancel a show because of an injury, but promises to “make it up” to his fans.

Ahead of his scheduled performance in Newark, New Jersey, on Tuesday, October 8, the singer announced on social media that he would be postponing the concert, which was part of his Forget Tomorrow World Tour.

“I’m so sorry to postpone tonight’s show. I have an injury that is preventing me from performing,” Timberlake shared on Instagram. 

“I’m so disappointed to not see you all – but I’m working to reschedule ASAP. I promise to make it up to you and give you the show ya’ll deserve.”

He added, “Thank you guys for understanding. Appreciate your support always.”

Justin Timberlake has not provided specific details about the injury that led to the cancellation of his scheduled performance at the Prudential Center on Wednesday, October 8. 

According to a statement on the venue’s website, they are actively coordinating with Timberlake to reschedule the concert for a future date.

“The Justin Timberlake event originally scheduled for October 8, 2024, has been postponed. We are working with the artist’s team on a rescheduled date that we hope to have information on as soon as possible,” the announcement reads.

The statement continued, “Please follow both artist and venue social media accounts for updates and keep an eye on your inbox for updates from your original point of purchase. Hang on to your tickets – we’ll email you as soon as the status of your event changes or the new date is announced.”

Tilda Swinton long awaited to work with Julianne Moore, before starring in their upcoming drama-comedy The Room Next Door.

During the New York Film Festival premiere of The Room Next Door on Friday, Oct. 4, Tilda, 63, shared her long-standing wish to work with her now co-star Julianne Moore, also 63.

The actress reminisced during a post-screening discussion, explaining that writer-director Pedro Almodóvar had emailed her the script for the film, which centers on two close friends as one faces the final stages of her life. 

When he asked Swinton who she wanted to work alongside, she knew exactly who to suggest.

“There was one face, one name,” Swinton said, talking about Moore.

“I was trepidatious because I thought, ‘What if he has another name or a list of names?’ And I had the nerve to type out a name, press send. And his email crossed with mine and ding…”

Almodóvar, who also attended the premiere with Moore alongside John Turturro, chimed in and said about the past interaction, “It was the best idea.”

Swinton again continued, “It was unimaginable. It could not have been anybody else.”

She seemed to find similar grounds with the characters’ story in the movie, relating it to her own relationship with Moore, saying that the movie revolves around a “beautiful” tale of “friends from a long time ago who haven’t seen each other for a couple of decades who are exactly the same age.”

The actress said, “Julianne and I are pretty much the same age but we’ve only met a couple of times, very much in passing in the corridors of film festivals.” She suggested that, during those interactions, she had “a good hunch that we would likely want to be around each other.”

“I had a slight fantasy of working together once, but how could we imagine this?” she added. “We came together, not as old friends [but] we made up for lost time, I would say. Pedro [Almodóvar] said we never stop talking, it’s true.”

Rachel Zegler, Nicola Coughlan, Lukas Gage and other celebrities will appear in Sabrina Brier’s upcoming comedy audiobook, That Friend.

Sabrina’s new book, which will be published by Simon & Schuster Audio, will revolve around “comedic misadventures of Sabrina, who is living in New York and dreams of building her own media empire,” per synopsis.

“The audiobook follows her as she navigates her new career goals, along with friendship and dating in the city,” read the synopsis.

In a statement shared with PEOPLE, Lara Blackman, Simon & Schuster Audio’s senior acquisitions editor, said, “That Friend is all about bringing the world Sabrina’s created on TikTok to life in a more expansive, exciting way than ever before — and casting was a huge part of that.”

“While Sabrina tends to star in videos on her own, the audiobook is full of one-of-a-kind characters that each bring something unique to the story, and we’re lucky to have found the perfect voice for each with this talented group of actors,” stated Lara.

That Friend audiobook will reportedly feature celebrity cameos including Rachel, Nicola, Danielle Brooks, Guillermo Diaz, Anthony Ramos and Rache Dratch.

However, the main cast of the audiobook also included Jo Ellen Pellma, Sonya Balsara and Kiah McKirnan as Sabrina’s three best friends Alice, Varsha and Kat respectively.

Lukas will also play Sabrina’s crush Brad, and internet personality Connor Wood will play Jack, her podcast producer.

Meanwhile, That Friend is going to release on January 28, 2025