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Drugs, murder and Natasha Lyonne: how 2023’s most wildly entertaining TV is all about female private eyes

Smart, funny and an absolute blast: Poker Face and Patricia Arquette’s High Desert are making offbeat mystery shows into television’s hottest trend. Here’s to the noir-ish caper!

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Steeltown Murders; High Desert; Ten Pound Poms; The Stones and Brian Jones and more

Philip Glenister sheds his Gene Hunt persona in a sharply honed Welsh murder drama; Patricia Arquette flexes her screwball muscles; and the UK’s first dating show for gay men isn’t all about the flirting

The Guardian - UK

7 new movies and TV shows on Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max and more this weekend (May 19)

From star-studded movie remakes to new Apple TV Plus thrillers, there’s plenty to watch this weekend.

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7 new shows and movies to watch this weekend on Netflix, Apple and Disney Plus (May 19-21)

Our guide on what to watch this weekend, including Selling Sunset, XO Kitty, Ant-Man

Tom’s Guide

High Desert on Apple TV+ review: Patricia Arquette shines but the show’s a dud

This story of a recovering addict turned private detective fails to its jokes or an emotional punch

Evening Standard

High Desert review – Patricia Arquette’s comedy is so jampacked it’s exhausting

There are acid trips, flashbacks and a lead character who’s a can-can-dancing PI. Luckily, Arquette’s powerfully charismatic performance keeps the show from going off the rails

The Guardian - UK

High Desert to The Family Stallone: the seven best shows to stream this week

Patricia Arquette is a drug dealer turned PI in a funny, dark and excellent new comedy, while Sylvester and his clan open up in a glossy new reality show

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Severance season 2 shuts down filming due to writers’ strike

Production was seemingly due to finish later this month

Total Film

Hags: The Demonisation of Middle-Aged Women by Victoria Smith review

A compelling account of ageism and misogyny that overemphasises feminism’s generational divide

The Guardian - UK

The best and boldest looks at the 2023 SAG Awards

Paul Mescal, Haley Lu Richardson and Amanda Seyfried were among the stars to walk the red carpet in LA

The Independent UK

Belfast director Aoife McArdle on love for city and success in TV and film

"I just go with things that excite me, if an actor's in something and I want to work with them or a script speaks to me I go for it."

Belfast Live

‘I visited a dominatrix club where customers were used as tables’ – Patricia Arquette on making Lost Highway

The shooting of David Lynch’s neo-noir classic is recalled by Bill Pullman and Arquette, who had to watch many of her scenes through her fingers

The Guardian - UK

Mary Trump and Patricia Arquette lead delighted reaction as lawsuit against Trump family announced

“Whatever the outcome of the James case, a day in which a prosecutor declared at a press conference that Trump isn’t worth what he claims is a day he’s tried to avoid for decades,” Maggie Haberman says

The Independent UK

Adam Sandler's 'worst movie' with 'most irritating character ever' comes to Netflix

Adam Sandler is known for hits like The Wedding Singer, Happy Gilmore and Murder Mystery - but have you seen his 'worst ever' film Little Nicky?

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Benzinga

Patricia Arquette Joins Cann For Pride Campaign, Talks About Growing Up And Cannabis Influence

Patricia Arquette is joining Sarah Michelle Gellar, RuPaul’s Drag Race’s Willow Pillow, Kornbread and musicians Kesha and Hayley Kiyoko in a new media campaign for Cann, a cannabis beverage company.

The Independent UK

Patricia Arquette angrily confronts Elon Musk as he reveals plans to vote Republican

‘You say this with a straight face as Republicans roll back basic civil rights for LGBT people and women,’ wrote actor

The Guardian - UK

What links ‘Nick Cage’ to David Lynch’s Dune and an all-time turkey from Adam Sandler?

Steal a Ferrari and race it down the rabbit hole with one of Hollywood’s most bombastic stars, along with Elon Musk’s ex-wife and director Tom McCarthy

The Independent UK

Oscars 2022: From Frances McDormand to Halle Berry, eight of the best feminists speeches

As we gear up for the 94th annual Academy Awards, Sabrina Barr looks at the best feminist speeches from Hollywood’s night of nights

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The Independent UK

Patricia Arquette explains why she’ll never look back and laugh at Donald Trump

‘It’s shocking how much destruction to the democracy he was capable of doing,’ actor said

The Independent UK

Patricia Arquette says she ‘couldn’t give two s***s’ after being trolled for Nato mistake

‘They can covfefe themselves,’ she wrote, referencing Trump’s viral spelling error

The Independent UK

Patricia Arquette says she ‘couldn’t give two s***s’ after being trolled for Nato error

‘They can covfefe themselves,’ she wrote, referencing Trump’s viral spelling error

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Louis Theroux’s Forbidden America; Severance; The Promise; Gemma Collins: Self-Harm and Me

Louis Theroux uncovers the dark underbelly of America’s far right; Apple’s starry new dystopian drama takes its time; and BBC Four gives us another reason to commit to Saturday night subtitles

The Independent UK

Severance review: Patricia Arquette and Christopher Walken add a sinister edge to this ambitious office sci-fi

Compartmentalising home and work life is taken to a new level in this starry Apple+ thriller, which delivers a Kafkaesque nightmare for its ‘severed’ employees

The Guardian - UK

Severance review – Ben Stiller’s workplace fantasy might make your mind explode

Adam Scott, Christopher Walken and Patricia Arquette star in an idiosyncratic, intelligent comedy-drama where workers’ brains are separated into work and home halves

The Independent UK

Severance review: Patricia Arquette and Christopher Walken add a sinister edge to this ambitious office sci-fi

Compartmentalising home and work life is taken to a new level in this starry Apple+ thriller, which delivers a Kafkaesque nightmare for its ‘severed’ employees

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