Bring It On
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Gabrielle Union reveals 'Bring It On' trailer secret
The actress did not hold back when it came to how the original 2000 trailer was conceptualized.
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'It was always about cultural appropriation': 'Bring It On' creators look back as cheerleading favorite turns 20
Director Peyton Reed and screenwriter Jessica Bendinger talk about how the Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union movie has gotten even more relevant in the 20 years since its release.
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Gabrielle Union and Daughter Kaavia Are Two of a Kind in Matching 'Bring It On' Outfits
Check out the new, adorable posts of the twosome!
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Kirsten Dunst says she's down to do a 'Bring It On' reboot
Dunst thinks she and Gabrielle Union would make great cheerleader coaches, and we're totally here for it.
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Kirsten Dunst on the 'surprise' of 'Bring It On': Studio greenlit 'dumb cheerleading movie' and 'look what happened'
The actress calls the 2000 film "a great surprise."
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Ariana Grande's video for breakup anthem 'Thank U, Next' debuts — and the internet loves it
Ariana Grande's video for "Thank U, Next" lived up to the hype.
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‘Bring It On’ Cast Reunites, Reflects on Film 15 Years Later
Roger Ebert called Bring It On the Citizen Kane of cheerleader movies, but actresses Kirsten Dunst and Eliza Dushku never anticipated the film’s success at the time. At the surface Bring It On is a fun teen comedy, but the film’s ability to approach some heavier topics was what helped it resonate with fans.
