The White Lotus: Aubrey Plaza ‘knows’ Harper and Cameron did ‘more’ than kiss ‘Just a kiss?’ Plaza questioned The Independent UK · Dec 13, 2022
Dear Daphne: why Meghann Fahy was the real star of The White Lotus The actor’s performance as the deceptively cynical, perennially zen housewife was the standout of the dark comedy’s second season The Guardian - US · Dec 13, 2022
The Golden Globes Nominations Are In The Bastards Snubbed One Of The White Lotus Girlies How dare they! Pedestrian.tv · Dec 12, 2022
The White Lotus: ‘If Portia looked like Gigi Hadid, would people say she looks a mess?’ The show’s stylist Alex Bovaird speaks to Maddy Mussen about Portia’s divisive dress sense, her fantasy casting, and how she goes about putting the worst people on TV in the best outfits Evening Standard · Dec 6, 2022
Aubrey Plaza Played Spooky AF Pranks On Her White Lotus Co-Stars I Would’ve Quit On The Spot Blair Witch-esue pranks? No thanks. Pedestrian.tv · Dec 1, 2022
Hollywood can make you 'miserable.' 'White Lotus' star Aubrey Plaza just laughs it off In the second season of HBO's "The White Lotus," Aubrey Plaza plays Harper Spiller, a lawyer with a penchant for sarcasm who is vacationing in Italy with her husband and his friends. She'd rather read Valeria Luiselli's "Lost Children Archive" than talk about "Ted Lasso." And she'd rather not associate… Los Angeles Times · Nov 29, 2022
This Fan Theory About Daphne Cameron On White Lotus S2 Has Upped My ‘Eat The Rich’ Appetite You just can't trust people that hot. Pedestrian.tv · Nov 16, 2022
Trouble in paradise HBO's award-winning comedy drama series The White Lotus is back with another season and its unique brand of razor sharp wit, brilliant satire, dysfunctional relationships and vacation mayhem. The second instalment consists of seven episodes, which debuted last week on HBO GO, and will air weekly leading up to the… Bangkok Post · Nov 8, 2022
The week in TV: The White Lotus; SAS: Rogue Heroes; Jimmy Akingbola: Handle With Care and more – reviews The deliciously repulsive HBO satire of the super-rich returns in force, while the BBC’s new military drama steadies after a shaky start The Guardian - UK · Nov 6, 2022
The White Lotus raises the subject of ‘morning sex vs evening sex’ – but why does it matter? Characters played by Aubrey Plaza and Will Sharpe in the new season of ‘The White Lotus’ are experiencing a common dilemma, writes Olivia Petter. What happens when a couple typically experience sexual arousal at different points in the day? The Independent UK · Oct 31, 2022
TV tonight: sex addicts, new money and murders … welcome back to the White Lotus hotel F Murray Abraham and Aubrey Plaza join Mike White’s five-star comedy. Plus, Alan Yentob’s busy and The Walk-In comes to a compelling conclusion. Here’s what to watch this evening The Guardian - UK · Oct 31, 2022
"The White Lotus" is an Italian fantasy In a second season set in Italy, creator Mike White returns to his strength in writing complicated women and men Salon · Oct 30, 2022
Streaming: Top Gun: Maverick and the best of Tom Cruise The age-defying actor’s return in a belated Top Gun sequel adds to a fascinating career ranging from Magnolia to Mission: Impossible The Guardian - UK · Oct 29, 2022
Review: 'The White Lotus' returns for Season 2, slowed down and sexed up Mike White's sorrows-of-the-rich comedy "The White Lotus" returns Sunday to HBO with a second season, set in Sicily. The first won some Emmys, for limited or anthology series, for White as a writer and director and for actors Jennifer Coolidge and Murray Bartlett. The tissue connecting that year and this… Los Angeles Times · Oct 28, 2022
Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 28, 2022 ‘The White Lotus’: A week in Sicily does the show good in Season Two The resort’s wealthy, obnoxious guests — including Aubrey Plaza, Michael Imperioli and the returning Jennifer Coolidge — are more interesting this time around.
Chicago Tribune · Oct 27, 2022 ‘The White Lotus’ review: Season 2 jets to Sicily for another rendition of Rich People Talking Nobody captures the emptiness of wealth like HBO. Regardless of genre, no other network is quite so committed to centering the lives of the rich and dissatisfied, from “Succession” to “The Gilded Age” to “House of the Dragon” to “The White Lotus,” the latter of which is back for another…
The Independent UK · Oct 26, 2022 Robert De Niro says he has so many dogs he ‘doesn’t know all their names’ Asked how many dogs he owned, De Niro replied: ‘A few’
The Guardian - UK · Oct 25, 2022 The White Lotus season two review – this immaculate show’s writing is utterly unrivalled The glorious, layered comedy-drama is back – with sex on its mind. Set in Sicily, impeccable turns come from Jennifer Coolidge and new faces including Aubrey Plaza
The Guardian - UK · Oct 14, 2022 Aubrey Plaza: ‘I totally care what people think and I wish that I didn’t’ The actor notorious for playing sardonic oddballs on loving Danny DeVito, keeping up with her Parks and Rec co-stars and why she’s nowhere near as kooky in real life
The Independent UK · Oct 11, 2022 Aubrey Plaza says she ‘freaked out’ Robert De Niro filming Dirty Grandpa: ‘I did some questionable things’ ‘At first, I think I came on really strong,’ says Plaza
The Guardian - UK · Sep 17, 2022 What links Aubrey Plaza to Sally Rooney and The White Lotus? Sashay down the rabbit hole to discover how the Hollywood actor is connected to these cultural touchstones – as well as a medieval sex farce
Salon · Aug 31, 2022 Alison Brie on filmmaking & "Community" "As women, we're raised to be very polite," the actor-writer tells Salon about themes in her latest dark comedy
Tribune News Service · Aug 17, 2022 Producers Aubrey Plaza, Tyler Davidson talk about new thriller 'Emily the Criminal' At first, Aubrey Plaza is a little defensive when it's suggested that "Emily the Criminal" seems like a bit of a departure for her.
Chicago Tribune · Aug 11, 2022 ‘Emily the Criminal’ review: In a tough, lean LA crime story, Aubrey Plaza charges it all the way There is no less specific, more generic phrase in film criticism than “documentary realism.” It assumes all nonfiction filmmakers work in the same style, toward the same intentions, while suggesting realism means, what, exactly? “Gritty” instead of “stylish?” Hand-held camerawork instead of fixed?