Bradley Cooper's Hollywood Takeover: Oscars, Cheesesteaks, and Is This Thing On?

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Bradley Cooper has dominated the Hollywood conversation this week with headline news and bold public moves that have both the film world and fans buzzing. According to Vanity Fair and IMDB, the biggest development is the official announcement that Cooper's new directorial feature Is This Thing On? will premiere at the New York Film Festival on October 10 and open in theaters December 19, released through Searchlight Pictures. This dark comedy, starring Will Arnett, Laura Dern, Cooper himself, and a star-heavy ensemble, marks Cooper's major directorial return after Maestro. Vanity Fair teased first look images on Instagram, fueling speculation that this project could finally land Cooper the Oscar he’s openly sought in recent years. The Mary Sue even speculated that Is This Thing On? represents a turning point in Cooper’s Oscar campaign era, giving him a shot at long-coveted Academy recognition.

Business-wise, Just Jared and 6 ABC report that Cooper made headlines launching a New York City pop-up food truck, Danny & Coop's, with pizzaiolo Danny Digiampietro. Rather than pizza, they're slinging cheesesteaks and all proceeds are going to charity, highlighting a philanthropic side to Cooper’s recent entrepreneurial ventures. Notably, supermodel Gigi Hadid was seen stopping by to support him, which set social media alight and fueled fresh dating rumors—though no reliable outlets have confirmed anything more than friendship at the truck.

On the entertainment circuit, IMDB and The New York Film Festival's own Instagram have hyped the festival buzz around Is This Thing On?, making Cooper a trending topic in both traditional media and online fan spaces. Additionally, posts from the official Vanity Fair Instagram and the NYFF account count down to the film's world premiere, marking Cooper’s presence in the cultural zeitgeist of late summer.

In theater news, there were spotlights on Cooper’s stage roots as he attended the opening of The Elephant Man, gathering some nostalgia-laden press attention for his acclaimed past live performances.

Rumors circulated about Cooper wanting to make The Hangover 4, originating from online forums and lower-tier entertainment blogs, but as of now, there is no confirmation from Cooper or his representatives—consider this pure speculation unless confirmed by more reputable industry sources.

All this comes against the background of Cooper’s robust business profile. According to Monitor BP, his estimated net worth remains in the $100 million range thanks to a combination of acting paychecks, directing, and producing ventures. Cooper is also discussed widely on social platforms, with both supportive and critical voices weighing in on his career choices and the potential legacy of his latest film. No confirmed news has emerged about his personal life or relationships beyond friendly speculation linked to business or charity events.

In summary, throughout the past several days, Cooper is everywhere—on set, in the director’s chair, behind a food truck window, making festival appearances, and as the centerpiece of Oscar buzz, business moves, and endless online debate.

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