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Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman movie in hot water over ‘dangerous’ EpiPen scene

A scene in the new marriage drama ‘The Roses’ has sparked controversy

The Independent UK · Sep 2, 2025

Saturday Night Live star Kate McKinnon ‘excited’ that show is coming to UK

A UK version of the sketch comedy series, which McKinnon has starred in, is to air in 2026

Evening Standard · Aug 28, 2025

Max Just Quietly Released The Most Important New Show Of The DCU

The first project of James Gunn’s DCU is a strange launchpad for a new cinematic universe, but the cast is embracing their oddball status.

Inverse · Dec 5, 2024

‘Party Down’ puts its cater-waiters through the wringer. The cast has been there too

LOS ANGELES — The misadventures of the striving and slacking cater-waiters of “Party Down” (miraculously back for a third season, 13 years after its cancellation) seem so authentically crazy that they must get their ring of truth from the cast’s real lives ... right? Well, yes and no. While most…

Los Angeles Times · Feb 23, 2023

It's time for Zoë Chao to take the lead

She steals the scenes from "Your Place or Mine" to "Somebody I Used to Know" to "The Afterparty"

Salon · Feb 19, 2023

Movie review: Disappointing rom-com 'Your Place or Mine' determined to keep stars Witherspoon, Kutcher apart

A rom-com co-starring Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher. Sounds at least OK, doesn't it?

Tribune News Service · Feb 10, 2023

‘Somebody I Used to Know’ review: Sparks fly with an ex but — whoops! — he’s engaged to someone else in this Alison Brie rom-com

A joint effort from wife-and-husband team Alison Brie and Dave Franco, the romantic comedy “Somebody I Used to Know” (on Amazon) takes a page from “My Best Friend’s Wedding” and probably more than one Hallmark movie: A woman attempts to disrupt pending nuptials so she can have the guy for…

Chicago Tribune · Feb 10, 2023

The Afterparty review: This comic murder-mystery feels strangely flat

While the cast of this new Apple TV+ series are generally likeable, and there’s a certain freshness about its commitment to being two things at once, too often it isn’t amusing enough to be enjoyed as pure comedy

The Independent UK · Jan 28, 2022

‘The Afterparty’ skips through genres on the way to solving a witty murder mystery

In the clever, all-star Apple TV+ series, each episode is shot in a different style suited to the suspect.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 28, 2022

The Afterparty review: This comic murder-mystery feels strangely flat

While the cast of this new Apple TV+ series are generally likeable, and there’s a certain freshness about its commitment to being two things at once, too often it isn’t amusing enough to be enjoyed as pure comedy

The Independent UK · Jan 18, 2022