In this week’s episodes both lead characters have regretful hookups. Fans might be surprised by how much sex there is in this series. Does a comedy this funny need it?
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The star’s nuanced performance of Peggy Lee’s “Is That All There Is?” while having a breakdown is a mesmerizing showcase of Wiig’s ability to dance between heartbreak and hilarity.
People were screaming, crying, and throwing up at the allegedly ludicrous plot twist in Colin Farrell’s series. We loved it. We may be on a lonely limb here, but hear us out.
“A Man in Full” star Sarah Jones tells Obsessed about her juicy new role, surreal moments on set—that sex scene! Shania!—and the “Ceasefire Now” red carpet look that turned heads.
Amid a rising tide of anti-LGBT+ legislation, the hosts of “We’re Here” risked their safety and traveled to Tennessee and Oklahoma to provide a lifeline to local queer communities.
Maisie Williams and Ben Mendelsohn talk about making “The New Look,” which dramatizes the tortured sibling relationship between designer Christian Dior and his sister, Catherine.
“Manhunt” star Anthony Boyle, who plays John Wilkes Booth, tells us what it took to ride a horse with one good leg and jump off a balcony to kill President Abraham Lincoln.
In Episode 3 of the new thriller “Apples Never Fall,” Brie gives a performance that reminds us that the “GLOW” and “Mad Men” actress is a formidable, under-appreciated talent.
We traveled to the shooting locations in England to hear the technical and emotional stories behind bringing “Masters of the Air” to life.
From her ties to both Nazis and the French resistance to a life of rags to riches, Chanel was a woman of contradictions. Binoche tells us how she channeled her in “The New Look.”