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Justin Theroux’s Great Escape

“Oh man, this . . . I’m so sorry, but this is fucking crazy. It’s just … It’s so compelling.” Justin Theroux is halfway through answering a question about the price of fame before he raises his eyebrows, and, as surreptitiously as humanly possible, turns his head to glance at the person behind us. We’re sitting outside a Sullivan Street cafe within spitting distance of the 49-year-old writer-actor’s apartment, on what feels like the first real spring day New York has had in eons. He’s wearing his “uniform,” a signature Theroux-chic mix of stylishly scuffed leather...
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‘The First Time’ With Michael Strahan

Michael Strahan sat down for this latest episode of Rolling Stone’s The First Time to share a number of firsts, including starting his apparel line ‘MSX by Michael Strahan,’ acting in a movie (Magic Mike XXL), and how he first came up with his recent April Fools’ Day prank. The Good Morning America co-host kicked off the interview with what it was like joining the show. “My first time hosting Good Morning America was even more frightening than hosting ; more frightening than hosting Fox NFL Sunday; more frightening than playing in...
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Revenge Gets Complicated in Trailer for Season Two of ‘Who Killed Sara?’

Netflix has released a new trailer for the second season of the Mexican thriller, Who Killed Sara? set to arrive on the streaming service on May 19th. The series is centered around Alex Guzman (Manolo Cardona), who is determined to find out who killed his sister, Sara (Ximena Lamadrid), after spending 18 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. The primary target of Alex’s ire is the Lazcano family, although solving the mystery and getting revenge comes with the risk uncovering even more damning secrets. Season Two of the...
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‘Hacks’: Jean Smart Is a Struggling Comedian on the Road Back to Relevancy in HBO Max Series

Jean Smart plays a legendary Las Vegas comedian who hires a young comedy writer in an attempt to resuscitate her career in Hacks, a new series coming to HBO Max next month. In the new trailer for the show, Smart plays Deborah Vance, a comedy legend who loses her Vegas residency to singing group Pentatonix. Despite a legacy as an influential female comic, the wealthy Vance is reduced to appearing at promotional appearances and ribbon cuttings to stay relevant. Enter a struggling 25-year-old writer (Hannah Einbinder) who is hired by...
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Leslie Jones to Host 2021 MTV Movie and TV Awards

Comedian Leslie Jones will host the 2021 MTV Movie and TV Awards. The show is set to air live from the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles on Sunday, May 16th at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Jones is also up for one MTV Movie and TV Award – Best Comedic Performance for her turn in Coming 2 America. Along with starring in the sequel to Eddie Murphy’s classic this year, Jones continues to host and serve as an executive producer on Supermarket Sweep. In 2020 she dropped a new one-hour stand-up special,...
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Rose Byrne Stars in Aerobics Dramedy Series ‘Physical’: Watch the Trailer

Rose Byrne stars as a forlorn Eighties housewife who pivots to teaching aerobics dance classes in Physical, a new 10-episode dramedy from creator Annie Weisman (Almost Family, Desperate Housewives). The first three episodes of the series will premiere on June 18th on Apple TV+, with each subsequent episode premiering every Friday on the streaming platform. Set in the suburbs of Eighties San Diego, Physical follows Sheila Rubin (Byrne) as she dutifully supports her husband’s controversial bid for state assembly, all while growing to resent him behind closed doors. Struggling to find...
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Nicole Kidman Plays a Creepy Wellness Guru in New ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ Teaser

Hulu has released a new teaser for Nine Perfect Strangers, an upcoming limited series starring Nicole Kidman that’s set to premiere later this year. Based on Liane Moriarty’s 2018 novel by the same name, Nine Perfect Strangers stars Kidman as Masha, the director of a boutique health-and-wellness center that promises unique treatments to cure whatever ails its visitors. And while the new 30-second spot doesn’t offer much in the way of specifics, it appears that Masha’s techniques are all about taking new age cures to their extremes (in one wild...
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‘Master of None’: See First Trailer for Season 3 of Netflix Series

Netflix announced Monday that Aziz Ansari’s comedy series Master of None will return to the streaming service for its third season on May 23rd. The first trailer of Season 3 — which tonally seems more like an independent film than an acclaimed comedy series — focuses on Lena Waithe’s Denise and her relationship with Alicia, played by Naomi Ackie. The season was co-written by Waithe and Ansari, who also directed the “Moments in Love” episode; Ansari’s Dev character also appears briefly in the trailer. Ansari and Waithe previously won a...
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‘Rutherford Falls’: Ed Helms in a Culture Clash

In the new Peacock sitcom Rutherford Falls, Ed Helms and Jana Schmieding play best friends Nathan and Reagan, who grew up together in the titular northeast town named for his ancestor who famously brokered peace with her ancestors in the (fictional) Minishonka Nation. The pair are inseparable, but they’ve lived very different lives: privilege for him, struggle for her. In one episode, a drunk friend of Nathan’s trashes a local historical site, and while taking the guy home, he asks Reagan to leave a note for the state parks official...
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‘How I Met Your Father’ Series With Hilary Duff Heads to Hulu

How I Met Your Father, a “sequel” to How I Met Your Mother, has been given a 10-episode order from Hulu, with Hilary Duff set to star in the streaming service’s take on the beloved sitcom. HIMYM creators Carter Bays and Craig Thomas will return as executive producers, with This Is Us’ Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger tapped to serve as showrunners. “Kids, I’m going to tell you an incredible story: It’s the story of how two writers got lucky enough to make their dream TV show for nine seasons...
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LeVar Burton, Robin Roberts, Joe Buck to Guest Host ‘Jeopardy!’

LeVar Burton, Joe Buck, and Robin Roberts are among the final wave of guest hosts on Jeopardy!, the syndicated quiz show announced Wednesday. George Stephanopoulos and CNBC host David Faber will also each take over the late Alex Trebek’s podium for a week’s worth of shows. Good Morning America co-anchors Stephanopoulos and Roberts will serve as guest hosts for the weeks of July 12th and July 19th respectively, followed by former Reading Rainbow host Burton the week of July 26th, Faber the week of August 2nd, and sportscaster Buck the...
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Elon Musk to Host Next ‘SNL’ Episode With Musical Guest Miley Cyrus

Elon Musk is set to host and Miley Cyrus will serve as musical guest when Saturday Night Live returns from its spring break with a new episode on May 8th. SNL confirmed on Twitter that the meme-loving Tesla mogul will be making his SNL hosting debut: 🚀🚀🚀 pic.twitter.com/WyTGhSsSVg — Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) April 24, 2021 Season 46 of SNL has seen a wide range of guest hosts — from comedians (Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, Bull Burr) to former cast members (Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph) to musicians (Adele,...
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‘For All Mankind’ Season Two Finale Takes One Giant Leap

This column contains full spoilers for Season Two of Apple TV+’s For All Mankind. If you want to know more about the season without being spoiled, read our pre-season review. “I started jogging again.” This sentence is uttered by astronaut Gordo Stevens (Michael Dornan) midway through the Season Two finale of For All Mankind, the Apple TV+ series depicting an alternate history where the Soviets landed on the moon first, triggering a never-ending space race. Gordo’s statement will likely not go down in the annals of quotable dramatic television with...
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‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Finale: A Miscarriage of Justice

A review of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier finale, “One World, One People,” coming up just as soon as I save people a lot of redacting and a lot of shredding… For its first five episodes, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier kept hovering around mediocrity. Sometimes, like Sam’s conversation with Isaiah last week, it was much better than that. At others, like those forgettable (save for Zemo) middle chapters, it was a bit worse. But the series as a whole seemed fine: less audacious than WandaVision, but a...
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