Meg Walters

“Bridget Jones” fans are shrieking with delight at the steamy, hilarious scene. But—hear us out—it actually is steeped in important movie history, and has surprising meaning.

“Maria” marks the *sixth time* Caspar Phillipson has played John F. Kennedy, Jr., after “Blonde,” “Jackie,” and more. He tells Obsessed how he cornered the market on the role.

Did you catch that nod to “Singin’ in the Rain?” How about, um, “Ace Ventura?” Here’s our guide to all the clever, decidedly varied references to famous movies in the new season.

The star of “Ghosts” talks about the more “existential” new season and the strange, unexpected ways her character’s relationship with invisible spirits prepared her for motherhood.

A standing ovation for the delightfully bizarre names—Sazz Pataki! Bunny Folger! Professor Dudenoff!—and an attempt to figure why they’re integral to the show’s success.

An attempt to script a sensitive #MeToo storyline into the frothy show was as cringe-inducing as you’d expect—and proof that the series has outgrown its self-absorbed heroine.

Is the “I Told Ya” shirt worn in the film—and now by the stars on the press tour—an emotional Easter egg? A nod to JFK Jr.? A savvy marketing tactic? The answer is: Yes.

From girl groups of the ’90s to today’s memes, the musical comedy—which has found a new home at Netflix—is a veritable buffet of pop culture Easter eggs.

A very chatty unborn baby gets more screen time than Anya Taylor-Joy, and for good reason.

Last year was all about girls wearing hot pink and hair bows. This year, women are decked out in fur coats while binge-watching gangster shows and mob movies.