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As a hectic 2025 news cycle shows no signs of slowing down, the lighter fare of summer TV season might be more welcome than usual.

Now that the Emmys submission deadline has passed, TV networks and streamers have released the bulk of their attention-grabbing titles — making room for guilty pleasure, beloved summertime favorites and new titles to entertain us during those warm, breezy nights. Some returning titles like “And Just Like That” and “Nine Perfect Strangers” kicked off their runs in late May, but will release new episodes weekly for a good chunk of the season. Returning favorites like Peacock’s “Love Island USA,” HBO’s “The Gilded Age” and FX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” are back with new episodes. New series like Apple’s “Sick,” Netflix’s “The Waterfront” and Prime Video’s “Countdown” hope to captivate viewers. And the return of anticipated shows like “Ginny & Georgia...

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Adults is a comedy series created by Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw. The FX series is set in Queens, New York City, and it revolves around a group of friends living together as they struggle with the responsibilities of adulthood and romantic relationships. Adults stars Malik Elassal, Lucy Freyer, Jack Innanen, Amita Rao, and Owen Thiele. So, if you loved the hilarious comedy, coming-of-age theme, and relatable characters in FX’s Adults, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Broad City is a comedy series created by Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson. The Comedy Central series is set in New York City, and it follows best friends Abbi Abrams and Ilana Wexler as they struggle with their day-to-day life in the city. Broad City stars Jacobson, Glazer, Hannibal Buress, Paul W. Downs,...

Netflix has greenlit a series about the rise and fall of cryptocurrency exchange Ftx and the two central figures involved — Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison.

The streamer has formally ordered The Altruists, which will chronicle how Bankman-Fried and Ellison “two hyper-smart, ambitious young idealists tried to remake the global financial system in the blink of an eye — and then seduced, coaxed, and teased each other into stealing $8 billion.” Julia Garner, who had been in talks to star in the drama, and Anthony Boyle will play Ellison and Bankman-Fried, respectively.

Graham Moore (The Imitation Game, The Outfit) and Jacqueline Hoyt (The Leftovers, The Underground Railroad) will serve as co-showrunners on the series. James Ponsoldt (Shrinking) is set to direct. The Altruists comes from Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Productions, which has an overall deal at Netflix.

“For nearly three years now, Sam and Caroline’s story has been my daily obsession,...

TVLine presents a chronological list of new TV shows — all English-language, scripted series — confirmed to premiere across broadcast, cable and streaming in the U.S. in the year 2025. Additional titles and release dates will be added as they’re announced, so be sure to bookmark this page and check back for frequent updates.

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Natalie Portman, Eiza Gonzalez and Rachel Brosnahan step out for the Dior Cruise 2026 fashion show held at Villa Albani-Torlonia on Tuesday (May 27) in Rome, Italy.

The ladies were just a few of the famous actresses in attendance at the presentation this week.

Also in attendance were Sarah Catherine Hook, Ashley Park, Rosamund Pike, Alexandra Daddario, Maria Fernanda Candido, Deva Cassel and Han So Hee, as well as Laura Morante, Angelina Woreth, Camille Cottin, Nadia Tereszkiewicz, Marisa Berenson, Nine d’Urso and Razane Jammal.

In case you missed it, Natalie is set to star in an upcoming romantic comedy from director Lena Dunham, and the star-studded cast was recently revealed!

Earlier this month, Eiza gushed about her boyfriend Grigor Dimitrov while celebrating his birthday.

Fyi: All of the women are wearing Dior by Maria Grazia Chiuri.

Browse through the gallery to see more photos of the stars at the Dior Cruise 2026 fashion show…...

Will Sharpe is having his moment. The “White Lotus” breakout star leads the already buzzy Netflix series “Too Much” alongside Megan Stalter. As we await Lena Dunham’s return to TV with the rom-dram series, Sharpe puts his leading man moves on full display for Audrey Diwan’s erotic drama “Emmanuelle.” The film first premiered in San Sebastián last year and will finally hit VOD next month. IndieWire shares the release details and the trailer exclusively below.

“Portrait of a Lady on Fire” actress Noémie Merlant stars as the title character in Diwan’s modern re-imagining of Emmanuelle Arsan’s 1967 novel. The film, Diwan’s first since her abortion drama “Happening,” centers on a woman (Merlant) whose business trip to Hong Kong leads to a sexual awakening. Naomi Watts, Will Sharpe, “Stranger Things” breakout Jamie Campbell Bower, Anthony Wong, and Chacha Huang co-star.

The official synopsis for the film reads:...

And just like that... it's summer again. Well, almost. If you're sick of the beach or had enough BBQ, turn up the AC and sprawl out on the couch because there's lots of summer TV for your viewing pleasure.

Carrie & Co. are back with the third season of And Just Like That... Squid Game will conclude its three-season run. Wednesday returns on a — what else? — Wednesday. The Bear will serve up a fourth season. And after an 11-week break, Carrie Coon will be the queen of HBO Sunday nights again with the third season of The Gilded Age.

That's just returning favorites. New series include a historical Hawaiian epic from Jason Momoa, a rom-com from Lena Dunham starring Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe, the first Phase Six series of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and a Kevin Williamson family fishing drama.

Here are the 25 key shows to watch this summer.

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The Making Of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood will be the first of ten new Quentin Tarantino books about the making of his films. More here.

He might not be in a rush to make another film, but Quentin Tarantino seems to be very much enjoying his work in books. His latest projects – and there will be lots of projects – cover a series of books he’s intending to write about the making of each of his films.

He’s inked a deal with Insight Editions, that’ll see him working with Jay Glennie to create ten different books across the ten films he’ll have made as a director.

The idea is for these to be coffee table books, although my own personal coffee table is reserved strictly for coffee. That notwithstanding, we can assume that these will be hefty tomes with lots of pictures, and a little...

Natalie Portman will be sharing the screen with some very famous co-stars in her new movie!

Back in February, it was announced that the 43-year-old Oscar-winning actress will be leading the new rom-com Good Sex directed and written by Lena Dunham for Netflix.

The movie “centers on a pragmatic couples therapist named Ally (Portman), who after spending a decade in a failed relationship and now turning 40, reluctantly dips her toe back into the New York dating scene. But, per Netflix’s logline, Ally gets more than she bargained for when she meets two men, one in his twenties and one in his fifties, who show her there is no set formula for good sex.”

In recent days, The Hollywood Reporter has announced that several stars have joined the cast of the movie!

Keep reading to find out more…Keep scrolling to find out who has joined the cast…

Mark Ruffalo...

Lena Dunham, who recently signed a first-look deal with Netflix, helms a new rom-com film, Good Sex. After spending a decade in a failed relationship, pragmatic couples’ therapist Ally (Natalie Portman) is turning 40 and reluctantly dipping her toe back into the New York dating scene. But she gets more than she bargained for when she meets two men — one in his 20s and one in his 50s — who show her there is no set formula for good sex.

Good Sex just got a little sexier: Meg Ryan and Rashida Jones join Portman, Mark Ruffalo, and Tucker Pillsbury, who makes his screen debut.

Portman and Sophie Mas produce with their production company, MountainA, and Dunham (Tiny Furniture, Girls, and Too Much — which comes to Netflix...

Some time ago, veteran director Martin Scorsese stated that Marvel movies were not what you would call “Cinema” and that they were just some shiny lights against a green screen.

Well, Francis Ford Coppola, who is the director of The Godfather trilogy, went one step ahead. This time, however, Natalie Portman and Mark Ruffalo came to the rescue of the MCU as they had some apt reply to say to Ford Coppola, who seemed to call these movies… despicable.

When Natalie Portman and Mark Ruffalo defended the MCU!

We all remember when the war between Martin Scorsese and the MCU happened. The veteran director didn’t consider those movies as cinema and refused to acknowledge that they were any good.

Francis Ford Coppola is the director of The Godfather Trilogy | Credits: Paramount Pictures

Well, although there was a revolt to Scorsese’s statements, the world didn’t revolt much. At the time,...

Quentin Tarantino has teamed with journalist/author Jay Glennie and publisher Insight Editions for making-of books on all ten of his films.

The first installment, The Making of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, will be published on November 11.

The 400-page coffee table book features an introduction by Tarantino, who provided hundreds of behind-the-scenes photos, production memos, concept art, and costume and production design sketches, along with exclusive reproductions of letters, studio documents, and film ephemera.

It includes new interviews with key cast and crew members, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Mikey Madison, Margaret Qualley, Austin Butler, Lena Dunham, Kurt Russell, Dakota Fanning, Emile Hirsch, Damian Lewis, Maya Hawke, and Sydney Sweeney.

The result is an account of the monumental effort undertaken to produce the 2019 film and is the official record of how it was achieved, from inception to the world premiere and on to ten Academy Award nominations,...

Rashida Jones and Meg Ryan have joined the enlarging cast of Good Sex, the romantic comedy Lena Dunham is directing for Netflix.

The duo join Natalie Portman, Mark Ruffalo and Tucker Pillsbury (aka, the singer-songwriter known as Role Model) in the feature that Dunham also wrote.

Sex centers on a pragmatic couples therapist named Ally (Portman), who after spending a decade in a failed relationship and now turning 40, reluctantly dips her toe back into the New York dating scene. But, per Netflix’s logline, Ally gets more than she bargained for when she meets two men, one in his twenties (Pillsbury) and one in his fifties (Ruffalo), who show her there is no set formula for good sex.

Ryan will play Portman’s free-spirited therapist and mentor, dispensing advice that likely befits a rom-com icon.

Jones will play Portman’s raunchy and recently divorced best friend.

Dunham, who tackled relationships...

Mark Ruffalo is a star. That hasn't always been the case. He has had a fine career and is a great actor, but he didn't begin by being a consistent movie star. He is now. He shows up in far too many great projects to be eschewed, as far as how many eyeballs he brings to screens now.

Of course, he remains more of a character actor, but there is no shame in that. Real talent lies in bringing out the excellence of well-drawn characters even if they are not part of the Marvel universe. There are other fantastic roles and other award-worthy parts to play.

One of these might be coming to Netflix soonish. We already knew that Natalie Portman and Lena Dunham were working on a film project titled Good Sex, where Portman's character is trying to find love, only to find herself torn between a 50-something and a 20-something.

Mark Ruffalo has landed a leading role in the upcoming Netflix movie Good Sex. The romantic comedy comes from Girls creator Lena Dunham.

Fresh off his role in Mickey 17, Ruffalo has joined the cast of Good Sex alongside Academy Award winner Natalie Portman and Tucker Pillsbury (a.k.a. singer-songwriter Role Model), according to Deadline. Dunham will be writing and directing the project, with Portman producing through her company MountainA.

Mark Ruffalo Joins Natalie Portman in Netflix Original Movie Good Sex

Netflix's official synopsis for Good Sex reads: "After spending a decade in a failed relationship, successful couples’ therapist Ally (Portman) is turning 40 and is pushed, kicking and screaming, by her best friend back into the hopeless New York dating scene. But Ally finds her life pulled in opposing directions as she falls into a steamy fling with a 20-something Brooklyn hipster just as she begins a promising, more conventional relationship with Alan,...

Role Model is making his silver screen debut. On Monday, Good Thing Going Productions announced that the musician, who’ll go by his given name Tucker Pillsbury, will appear alongside Mark Ruffalo in Good Sex, an upcoming rom-com starring Natalie Portman.

Lena Dunham is directing the Netflix film, whose script she co-wrote and produced for her Gtg production company, alongside Michael Cohen.

“Everyone say thank you lena <3,” Pillsbury said on Instagram, sharing the news along with a photo of Dunham with a heart doodle around her face. Portman and Sophie Mas...

Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman (“Black Swan”) and director Lena Dunham (“Catherine Called Birdy”) are teaming on a new romantic comedy called “Good Sex,” and there is a pretty decent casting update to share.

The latest additions to “Good Sex,” according to The Hollywood Reporter, are Mark Ruffalo and musican Tucker Pillsbury (known as Role Model), as the pair have joined the upcoming Netflix pic focusing on Portman’s Ally, a successful professional woman in her 40s that is forced back into the world of dating after a decade in a failed relationship and gets into a steaming fling with a 20s-something hipster.

Continue reading ‘Good Sex’: Mark Ruffalo & Role Model Join Natalie Portman In Lena Dunham Netflix Rom-Com at The Playlist.

Mark Ruffalo (Poor Things) and Tucker Pillsbury (aka Role Model) are set to star alongside Natalie Portman in Good Sex, writer-director Lena Dunham’s new romantic comedy for Netflix.

The film centers on pragmatic couples’ therapist Ally, who after spending a decade in a failed relationship, is turning 40 and reluctantly dipping her toe back into the New York dating scene. But she gets more than she bargained for when she meets two men — one in his twenties and one in his fifties — who show her there is no set formula for good sex.

Portman and Sophie Mas are producing for MountainA, alongside Dunham and Michael Cohen for Good Thing Going Productions. Tim Bevan and Michael Sledd are exec producing, along with Michaela Celella for MountainA.

Good Sex is one of two rom-com projects Dunham has coming to Netflix, the other being series Too Much, starring Will Sharpe and Megan Stalter,...

Mark Ruffalo and Tucker Pillsbury, the singer-songwriter known as Role Model, will star opposite Natalie Portman in Good Sex, a romantic comedy that Lena Dunham is directing for Netflix.

Dunham, who tackled relationships and sex with HBO’s Girls, wrote the script and is also producing with her Good Thing Going Productions partner Michael Cohen. Portman and Sophie Mas are producing their banner, MountainA.

Good Sex centers on a pragmatic couples’ therapist named Ally (Portman), who after spending a decade in a failed relationship and now turning 40, reluctantly dips her toe back into the New York dating scene. But, per Netflix’s logline, Ally gets more than she bargained for when she meets two men, one in his twenties and one in his fifties, who show her there is no set formula for good sex.

Tim Bevan, Michael Sledd, MountainA’s Michaela Celella are exec producing.

Ruffalo was last seen...

Politics continues to trump business at this year’s Cannes film festival, with little in the way of deals out of the Marché, but lots of activist agitation on the red carpet and beyond.

Cannes’ first weekend, traditionally the period when the bidding wars begin and the first big buys are announced, has been almost frighteningly quiet. There was a single big deal — Mubi’s $24 million multi-territory deal, including North America, the U.K., Latin America and other countries — for the Lynne Ramsay’s Jennifer Lawrence Robert Pattinson starrer Die, My Love. It was a major deal for a finished film but also threw into sharp relief the lack of major pre-sales at Cannes so far, despite a market featuring jam-packed with hot packages.

The cautious, wait-and-see approach from buyers — already in evidence in Sundance and Berlin — continues amid growing uncertainty over financing and distribution models and, let’s face it,...

First looks at Squid Game season 3 and Lena Dunham’s Too Much, and special honors for the likes of Lost star Evangeline Lilly and legendary composer Giorgio Moroder will be part of the inaugural Italian Global Series Festival (Igsf), taking place in Riccione and Rimini, June 21-28.

During a Sunday event held during the Cannes Film Festival in the French mecca of film, organizers unveiled program highlights, competitive sections, special events and masterclasses, and the seven recipients of the inaugural Maximo Awards for Excellence.

“The Italian Global Series Festival is dedicated to showcasing both Italian and International series content and is a reimagining of the highly successful RomaFictionFest, which ran for 10 years until 2017,” organizers said.

In its first year, the Igsf will screen 28 new series in its competitive strands, which will compete for Maximo awards, which organizers hope will become something like an Italian equivalent to the Emmy Awards.

Among special presentations,...

Italian drama event – the Italian Global Series Festival – kicks off this summer with a new awards offering. The Igsf organizers told Deadline they hope winning one of their new accolades will become the Italian equivalent of landing an Emmy. The U.S. has various awards for TV, the UK has the BAFTAs, France has the Césars, Spain the Goyas and so on. With Igsf’s Maximos, Italy’s TV folk will have a new chance to get their hands on some awards hardware.

Location and timing are crucial for any festival. The Igsf will be held in Riccione and Rimini in June – two popular summer beachside locales. Its first edition will feature nine world premieres including Italian dramas Alex Bravo, Poliziotto A Modo Suo and Noi Del Rione Sanità from Italy, epic Euro co-production Rise of the Raven, Spanish language drama Los Sin Nombre, and Who Almost Killed Melody? from Canada.

Politics continues to trump business at this year’s Cannes film festival, with little in the way of deals out of the Marché, but lots of activist agitation on the red carpet and beyond. Cannes’ first weekend, traditionally the period when the bidding wars begin and the first big buys are announced, has been

almost frighteningly quiet.

The cautious, wait-and-see approach from buyers — already in evidence in Sundance and Berlin — continues amid growing uncertainty over financing and distribution models and, let’s face it, over the future of the movie business itself.

Donald Trump’s plan to impose tariffs on “foreign-made” films, launched just ahead of Cannes, went off like a bomb under the already shaky foundations of the indie industry. Just how much damage has been done will only be possible to assess post-market when the dust has settled.

“The idea of tariffs is spooking people, especially financiers,” said one veteran indie producer.

Charly Clive and Ellen Robertson have signed with WME for representation in all areas, Variety has learned exclusively. The pair continue to be represented by United Agents in the UK and Linden Entertainment.

Clive and Robertson broke out with their performances as the “Britney” sketch comedy duo. They previously adapted “Britney” into a BBC Three pilot in 2023. “Britney” originated as a comedy stage show that Clive co-wrote about her experience of being diagnosed with a brain tumor at 23 years old.

Their most recent live show, “Friends and Nothing More,” had a sold-out run at the 2022 Edinburgh Fringe Festival before transferring to London’s Soho Theatre. Currently, they are writing a half-hour comedy that they are developing with Gloria Sanchez and Two Brothers. Both Clive and Robertson would also star in and executive produce that project.

Clive was recently cast in Bill Lawrence’s college comedy series at HBO, in which...

A new Lena Dunham Netflix comedy series, titled Too Much, gets first-look images showing off its star-studded cast, alongside a release date. The upcoming Netflix comedy TV show was co-created by Dunham and her husband, Luis Felber, with a 10-episode story starring Hacks' Megan Stalter. The show will follow Stalter's Jessica, a woman from New York who flies to London after a breakup, only to meet Felix (Will Sharpe), a man who might be everything she's been looking for. The rom-com follows their connection and all the events surrounding their relationship.

Now, Netflix has unveiled new images from Too Much, offering a closer look at the rom-com series. Stalter and Sharpe are featured in most images, alongside a dog the couple have. Other images include Stalter in bed with Michael Zegen, Sharpe at a bar with Adwoa Aboah, and highlighting high-profile stars like Naomi Watts, Rhea Perlman, and Dunham herself.

West End “Romeo & Juliet” star Francesca Amewudah-Rivers, Daisy Bevan (“Too Much”) and Amy Spalding (BBC’s “I Kissed a Girl”) will lead “Notice Me,” a new short film produced by Lena Dunham.

“Notice Me” is “a messy heartfelt romantic comedy about queer longing and the ridiculous lengths lesbians go to for connection and sexy sapphic neighbors,” according to its plot description. “Em and Aj, newly neighbors and soon to be more than neighbors, find their worlds colliding in London’s East End.”

The short is directed by rising Australian helmer Amy Leonard, who worked alongside Dunham on her upcoming Netflix series “Too Much,” from the debut script by Jody Wiltshire. Casting was led by Sacha Garrett and the rest of the ensemble includes Chiyo Kenn Gomes, Elliot Douglas, Francis Ezekiel and Paul Longley.

Alongside Dunham for her Good Thing Going Productions, “Notice Me” is produced by Emily Sky Hickin...

Reservation Dogs co-creator Sterlin Harjo’s new series The Lowdown, starring Ethan Hawke, will premiere Tuesday, Sept. 23 at 9/8c on FX with its first two episodes. A new installment will then air each following Tuesday at 9 pm on FX (and stream next day on Hulu).

The eight-episode season “follows the gritty exploits of citizen journalist Lee Raybon (Hawke), a self-proclaimed Tulsa ‘truthstorian’ whose obsession with the truth is always getting him into trouble,” reads the official synopsis.

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Lena Dunham makes TV magic. Or, well...streaming magic. You can watch her series either place, but how many people sit in front of their TV nowadays? Perhaps your computer monitor is your home for downtime.

Let's also assume that you have watched a Dunham show at some point in your history. Likely, you loved HBO/Max's Girls. Maybe that was the first time you saw Adam Driver. Perhaps it's the first time you saw Dunham and wondered, "How can this unknown to me write a show so well?"

Here is some good news for you. Dunham is returning to television as she creates, writes, produces, and directs a new Netflix series titled Too Much. The show will be almost half of what the film The Holiday was about. Well, not really, but it's close.

When can you watch Lena Dunham's new Netflix show, Too Much?

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Netflix announces premiere date for Too Much, Lena Dunham's TV return

Golden Globe-winning Girls creator and star Lena Dunham is returning to TV with Too Much, the first series she's created since 2018's Camping. The semi-autobiographical romantic comedy series premieres July 10 on Netflix. Dunham writes and directs the series, which she cocreated with her husband, Luis Felber. Megan Stalter (Hacks) stars as Jessica, "a New York workaholic in her mid-thirties, reeling from a broken relationship that she thought would last forever and slowly isolating everyone she knows. When every block in New York tells a story of her own bad behaviour, the only solution is to take a job in London, where she plans to live a life of solitude like a Bronte sister. But when she meets Felix (Will Sharpe) — a walking series of red flags — she finds that their...

While she made a huge impact on TV and pop culture with “Girls” that ran from 2012-2017, it’s been a minute since writer/director/creator Lena Dunham had a zeitgeist-capturing show on TV (2018’s “Camping” was canceled after one season). But after spending several years on the big screen writing and directing her own indie movies, Dunham has returned with her latest show, “Too Much.”

Premiering July 10 on Netflix, “Too Much” stars “Hacks” breakout star Meg Stalter, Will Sharpe, Michael Zegan, Janicza Bravo, Richard E.

Continue reading ‘Too Much’ First Look: Lena Dunham’s Ex-Pat Rom-Com Series Debuts July 10 On Netflix at The Playlist.

Everyone who has recently gotten into HBO's Girls, or has met the show's resurgence with a rewatch of your own, you're about to get repaid in spades. Lena Dunham's new Netflix original romantic comedy series Too Much finally has a release date, and it's sooner than you think. The new show features a scenery-chewing Hacks star in her first leading role and a fan-favorite star from The White Lotus, plus a who's who of guest stars you'll definitely remember from Girls.

On May 12, Netflix announced the Too Much release date, and all 10 episode are set to drop on Thursday, July 10 on Netflix. The series helps set the stage for a huge summer on Netflix, and with Emily in Paris and Nobody Wants This not returning until at the least the fall, we're going to need a romantic comedy fix. And this one's seriously the ultimate rom-com, coming from Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner,...

We’re getting a first look and premiere date for Lena Dunham’s upcoming Netflix comedy Too Much. The series, starring Meg Stalter and Will Sharpe, will launch July 10 on the streamer. You can see some first-look photos above and below.

Co-created by Dunham and Luis Ferber, Too Much centers on Jessica (Stalter) a New York workaholic in her mid-30s, reeling from a broken relationship that she thought would last forever and slowly isolating everyone she knows. When every block in New York tells a story of her own bad behavior, the only solution is to take a job in London, where she plans to live a life of solitude like a Bronte sister. But when she meets Felix (Sharpe) – a walking series of red flags – she finds that their unusual connection is impossible to ignore, even as it creates more problems than it solves. Now they have to...

"This is very irresponsible guys... You guys are completely out of control." FX on Hulu has revealed their full official trailer for a new ensemble comedy series called Adults, streaming at the end of May. It seems like it's a contemporary riff on the classic series Friends, while also having tons of fun like Lena Dunham's Girls series on HBO as well. A twenty-something ensemble comedy centering on co-dependent housemates navigating adulthood together despite their flaws. They live in New York and are trying to be good people, despite being neither "good" nor "people" yet. Ha. Starring Malik Elassal, Lucy Freyer, Jack Innanen, Amita Rao, Owen Thiele. Guest stars in this include Julia Fox, Charlie Cox, Ray Nicholson, plus D'Arcy Carden, Grace Kuhlenschmidt, and John Reynolds. "Whether they’re trying to get ahead at work, navigating the healthcare system, hosting a dinner party or dating in the age of Find My Friends,...

Have you ever been told you’re just “Too Much,” especially from an ex? Well, leave it to the “voice of a generation” Lena Dunham to capture that feeling all too well with her aptly titled Netflix rom-com series.

Megan Stalter leads “Too Much” as a Dunham-esque character. The “Hacks” breakout star plays Jessica, who relocates from New York to London while reeling from a breakup. Despite planning on being alone forever, Jessica soon meets Felix (“The White Lotus” star Will Sharpe), who challenges her to reevaluate her thirty-something crisis.

Dunham co-created the series with her real-life husband, Luis Felber, who also serves as an executive producer and provides original music. The 10-episode show was announced in 2023. Dunham is the creator, writer, director and executive producer.

The official synopsis of “Too Much” reads: Jessica (Stalter) is “a New York workaholic in her mid-30s, reeling from a broken relationship that...

Netflix is giving us a first look at Too Much!

The streamer also confirmed that the forthcoming Lena Dunham co-created series will be released on July 10.

The first look images feature Meg Stalter, Will Sharpe, Michael Zegen, Janicza Bravo, Richard E. Grant, Rita Wilson, Naomi Watts, Andrew Rannells, Rhea Perlman, Emily Ratajkowski, and Adwoa Aboah.

Here’s a synopsis: Jessica (Stalter) is a New York workaholic in her mid-thirties, reeling from a broken relationship that she thought would last forever and slowly isolating everyone she knows. When every block in New York tells a story of her own bad behaviour, the only solution is to take a job in London, where she plans to live a life of solitude like a Bronte sister. But when she meets Felix (Sharpe) – a walking series of red flags – she finds that their unusual connection is impossible to ignore, even as it creates more problems than it solves.

Netflix has announced the release date for Too Much, a new series created by Lena Dunham and Luis Felber. The series, which makes its debut on July 10 on the streamer, stars Hacks’s Meg Stalter, Will Sharpe, Michael Zegan, Janicza Brave, Richard E. Grant, Rita Wilson, Naomi Watts, and Rhea Pearlman.

Too Much marks Dunham’s first series as a creator and writer since 2018’s Camping, which ran for one season on HBO. Andrew Rannells, who co-starred in Dunham’s breakthrough series Girls, will also make an appearance in the new rom-com.

Netflix describes Too Much as a show about “a New York workaholic in her mid-thirties, reeling from a broken relationship that she thought would last forever and slowly isolating everyone she knows.” More entertaining, however, is Stalter’s own take on the show.

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Lena Dunham, creator of HBO’s award-winning series Girls, will soon deliver Netflix’s new comedy series Too Much. Set to consist of 10 episodes, the new show is expected to land on Netflix globally on July 10th, 2025. Here’s an updated guide to everything we know about Lena Dunham’s Too Much.

The new is co-created by Lena Dunham, who wears multiple hats for this series! She’s directing, writing, starring, and producing the new 10-episode series. Dunham’s directing credits include the seminal and beloved series Girls, which ran for six seasons on HBO. More recent credits include Industry, Catherine Called Birdy, and more.

Dunham is reuniting with Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner, the producers’ team at Working Title Television (Wttv), for the new project. They worked with her on Catherine Called Birdy, starring Bella Ramsey. Camilla Bray (via her production outfit Rosetta Productions) and Mark Freeland...

Lena Dunham is making her return to television. Netflix has revealed a first look and release date for Dunham’s new series “Too Much.”

Starring Meg Stalter, Will Sharpe, Michael Zegan, Janicza Bravo, Richard E. Grant, Rita Wilson, Naomi Watts, Andrew Rannells, Rhea Perlman, Emily Ratajkowski and Adwoa Aboah, the series will debut globally on Netflix July 10.

The official synopsis for “Too Much” reads: “Jessica (Stalter) is a New York workaholic in her mid-thirties, reeling from a broken relationship that she thought would last forever and slowly isolating everyone she knows. When every block in New York tells a story of her own bad behaviour, the only solution is to take a job in London, where she plans to live a life of solitude like a Bronte sister.”

“But when she meets Felix (Will Sharpe) – a walking series of red flags – she finds that their unusual connection is impossible to ignore,...

Call your girls (and every other pal you have) — Lena Dunham is coming back to TV. Dunham’s next project is Too Much, a romantic comedy series she’s fittingly co-creating with her husband Luis Felber. The 10-episode show follows Jessica, portrayed by comedian Megan Stalter (Hacks), a New Yorker who heads to London in the wake of a painful breakup. There, she meets Felix, played by The White Lotus’ Will Sharpe. The pair build a connection that surprises Jessica… but is impossible to ignore.

“This is a show that is very close to my heart — created with my husband Luis, cast with my favorite actors — the geniuses that are Meg and Will, along with a bevy of friends — and partnering again with Working Title, who are behind the romantic comedies that formed me,” Dunham told Netflix in December 2023. “Netflix has been so deeply supportive of the...

10 Things I Hate About You? More like 10 reasons we’re losing our minds over this news. That’s right—a brand new 10 Things I Hate About You movie is in the works, and it’s not just your inner ’90s kid who’s screaming.

Two and a half decades after Kat Stratford dropped that legendary poem and Patrick Verona made paintball look hot, the iconic teen rom-com is getting the sequel treatment. The original gave us sass, Shakespeare, and teenage angst with eyeliner.

Now, with a Broadway musical in the mix from Lena Dunham and Carly Rae Jepsen, and this sequel shaping up, the 10 Things universe is officially back in session. So grab your Doc Martens, cue up Letters to Cleo, and get ready to fall in hate—again.

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At IndieWire, we recognize that summer is a big time for film. Between festivals and seasonal blockbusters and the expected uptick in theater attendance, who wouldn’t need a Summer Film Preview to keep track of it all?

But let’s not sleep on the small screen.

From returning favorites like “Squid Game” and “The Gilded Age” and guilty pleasures “And Just Like That,” the summer TV calendar offers the comfort of familiar titles while navigating the new titles entering the fray. Devoured “The Bear” Season 4 in one sitting? Queue up “The Waterfront,” Netflix’s new series about a powerful fishing family in North Carolina. Caught up with Michael C. Hall as he reprises a legendary character in “Dexter: Resurrection”? Maybe chase it with Lena Dunham’s “Too Much,” a romantic comedy starring “Hacks” breakout Megan Stalter. In August, you can watch the warriors of Wakanda in a new Disney...

Gil Junger, the director of 10 Things I Hate About You (1999), is planning a sequel trilogy with a nod to Heath Ledger.

The teen romantic comedy in which Ledger starred alongside Julia Stiles, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Larisa Oleynik became a cult classic, and Junger wants to revisit its universe.

In a new interview, the filmmaker revealed he is co-writing a script alongside Naya Elle James that they have titled 10 Things I Hate About Dating. The film would be the first of three with subsequent installments titled 10 Things I Hate About Marriage and 10 Things I Hate About Kids.

Although the film has not been greenlit, Junger tells People the sequel “is definitely in the works as a feature film. We’re developing it right now.”

10 Things I Hate About You is a modern retelling of William Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew. Junger says Molière’s The Misanthrope would inspire his follow-up film.

Another 10 Things I Hate About You is coming.

The beloved rom-com’s director Gil Junger recently told People magazine he is developing a follow-up movie with the original film’s producer, Andrew Lazar. Junger is also penning the script opposite Naya Elle James and they have “some pretty good ideas” to make the story into a trilogy, with the first project to be called 10 Things I Hate About Dating and then 10 Things I Hate About Marriage and 10 Things I Hate About Kids.

“10 Things I Hate About Dating is definitively in the works as a feature film,” Junger said. “We’re developing it right now.”

The 1999 film saw Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles in the starring roles as Patrick (Ledger) and Kat (Stiles) fall for each other unexpectedly. While the film hasn’t yet been approved, and casting hasn’t begun, the director admits he “would love to work with Julia again.

Julia Garner is in final negotiations to portray Caroline Ellison in a Netflix limited series that will chronicle the dramatic unraveling of cryptocurrency exchange Ftx. The project comes from Higher Ground, the production company founded by Barack and Michelle Obama, and is based on reporting from New York Magazine.

The untitled series will follow the rise and collapse of Ftx and explore the connection between founder Sam Bankman-Fried and Ellison, who served as CEO of Alameda Research. Garner is also attached to executive produce.

Graham Moore, best known for writing The Imitation Game, is writing the series and will serve as co-showrunner alongside Jacqueline Hoyt. James Ponsoldt (Shrinking) is attached to direct. All three are executive producers on the series.

The project, described by sources as a drama centered on two young figures with outsized ambitions, will depict the internal dynamics and rapid collapse of a crypto empire that once sought to reshape global finance.

Emmy winner Julia Garner is eyeing her next project at Netflix.

The Ozark and Inventing Anna star is in talks to play Caroline Ellison in a series about the rise and fall of cryptocurrency exchange Ftx. Garner would also be an executive producer on the limited series, which comes from Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground.

Graham Moore (The Imitation Game, The Outfit) is writing and will serve as co-showrunner alongside Jacqueline Hoyt (The Leftovers, The Underground Railroad). James Ponsoldt (Shrinking) is set to direct.

Netflix reps hadn’t replied to a request for comment as of publication time.

The Ftx series is described as a wild romance centered on Ftx founder Sam Bankman-Fried and Ellison, who tried to remake the global financial system — and then seduced, coaxed and teased one another into stealing billions.

Ftx collapsed in late 2022 after a run on customer withdrawals at the crypto exchange...

“Wuthering Heights” fans are already up in arms over Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of the Emily Brontë novel.

Controversy ensued when the two “Wuthering Heights” leads were first announced, with Jacob Elordi reuniting with his “Saltburn” writer/director to play Heathcliff and Margot Robbie (who produced Fennell’s prior two films through her LuckyChap banner) as Catherine. Was Robbie too old to play teen Catherine? Was Elordi the wrong casting for a character described in the novel as being “dark-skinned gipsy in aspect”? Add in the historically inaccurate wedding gown that Robbie wears in a first look at the film, and it seemed for some that the Brontë adaptation skewed from its source.

Now, “Wuthering Heights” casting director Kharmel Cochrane is defending her picks — and warning audiences that future reveals could social media into even more of a tizzy.

“There’s definitely going to be some English Lit fans that...

“I had to text Lily-Rose Depp and say I’m sorry,” casting director Kharmel Cochrane explained this afternoon during a Q&a session at Scotland’s Sands Film Festival.

The apology was on account of Cochrane dismissing Lily-Rose Depp as a serious contender for a leading role in Robert Eggers’s Nosferatu. The vampire remake is one of the many buzzy titles Cochrane has cast in recent years. Her other credits include Saltburn, Rye Lane, and Bob Marley: One Love.

“I had said absolutely no way to Lily-Rose Depp,” Cochrane continued, breaking down the Nosferatu casting process.

“I didn’t think she could act. I hadn’t seen anything that I thought showed she could act. And I’m not even bothered by the nepotism thing. I think that’s a whole other conversation. And then she auditioned. I was wrong. And I’ve got no shame in saying if I’m not right.

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Dying for Sex is a comedy-drama miniseries created by Kim Rosenstock and Elizabeth Meriwether. Based on the podcast of the same name by Wondery and Nikki Boyer, the FX on Hulu series follows Molly, a middle-aged woman who is unhappy with her marriage and has never experienced an orgasm. When she is diagnosed with breast she decides to end her marriage and live out her sexual desires. Dying for Sex stars Michelle Williams, Jenny Slate, David Rasche, Kelvin Yu, Rob Delaney, Jay Duplass, and Sissy Spacek. So, if you loved the hilarious comedy, feel-good story, and compelling characters in Dying for Sex, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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10 Things I Hate About You, the beloved ’90s rom-com, is being adapted into a Broadway musical. Pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen and Girls creator and writer Lena Dunham are attached to write the show’s score and book, respectively, after long-circulating rumors.

Jepsen will co-write the score with Ethan Gruska, whom she’s worked with on her last project The Loveliest Time. Dunham will co-write the book with Jessica Huang (The Paper Dream of Harry Chin), reports Billboard. Mike Bosner is set to produce the show, having recently helmed the 2022 starchy musical Shucked! and 2014’s jukebox biographical show Beautiful — The Carole King Musical.

“I can tell you 10 things I’m excited about right now or just skip to number one which is working on this dream project with this dream team!” Jepsen wrote on her Instagram.

Tom Kitt, who wrote the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning musical Next to Normal,...

Most of Shakespeare’s most famous plays have made it to Broadway. Othello is currently running with Denzel Washington at the helm and a production of Romeo & Juliet starring Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor recently wrapped, though the pop-inspired reimagining &Juliet is still playing. Another Shakespeare classic, The Taming of the Shrew, is heading to Broadway in the form of a musical inspired by the classic 1999 film, 10 Things I Hate About You.

The adaptation of the film has musician Carly Rae Jepsen attached to co-write the score with producer Ethan Gruska.