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Fred Armisen has a new album, but it’s not exactly music. The LP, entitled 100 Sound Effects, is exactly that–a wide array of sound effects ranging from a bouncing basketball to the sounds of people booing in a small theater. As a preview, he’s shared “Music Venues.”

The album is set for release on September 26th via Drag City, and is intended to “create a number of specific and evocative sounds” not typically found on more traditional sound effects records. Inspiration and additional help on 100 Sound Effects was provided by Mary Lynn Rajskub, Amber Coffman, Tim Heidecker, Riki Lindhome, and Alice Carbone Tench.

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“I was thinking about haunted house sound effects albums and how fun those seemed to record,” Armisen said in a press statement. “I wanted to do it at Steve Albini’s studio in Chicago, Electrical Audio, but since this wasn...

Exclusive: Avesta Entertainment has signed actor, comedian, and writer Nick Thune for representation in all areas.

A Seattle native known for his deadpan delivery and absurdist storytelling, Thune built his name on late-night stages, racking up 10 appearances on The Tonight Show, along with spots on Conan and Late Night. He’s toured internationally and also headlined major comedy festivals including Montreal’s Just for Laughs, SXSW, Bonnaroo, and Melbourne.

To date, Thune has released three stand-up specials: Folk Hero (Netflix) and Good Guy (Amazon), as well as Born Young, which premiered on the YouTube channel of Nate Bargatze’s Nateland earlier this year.

On screen, he’s appeared in Judd Apatow’s Knocked Up, Marvel’s Venom, and cult indie Dave Made a Maze, with TV credits including HBO Max’s Love Life, Hulu’s How I Met Your Father, ABC’s Not Dead Yet, NBC’s Grand Crew and voice work on American Dad!

Gail the Snail’s go-to move may be her infamous under-the-table hand jobs, but It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s resident Garbage Pail Cousin has a whole lot more rizz than just “mashing it,” as Frank Reynolds would say.

On Tuesday, actress Mary Lynn Rajskub headed to Instagram with a glimpse into some of Gail’s other not-so-smooth moves, offering up one of her character’s go-to pickup lines in a video seemingly clipped from a Cameo.

“It’s me, Gail,” Rajskub began the video, sporting Gail’s signature scrunchie and scowl. “Are you Wi-Fi? ‘Cause I’m totally feeling a connection.”

Punctuating her line with one of Gail’s iconic slurps, she decided to let fans be the judge of her flirting chops with a simple question: “Salt or smash?”

“I want you to mash it,” commented one fan, while another took a page from Frank’s book,...

Over the course of 20 years on the air, Fxx's "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" has helped define the comedy landscape of the 20th century. The series has more seasons than any other live-action sitcom, and its fanbase has only snowballed in size with each passing season, thanks to its enduring nature on streaming services over the years. The ongoing misadventures of the Paddy's Pub gang have captivated viewers through 170 episodes, and it just keeps chugging along with seemingly no end in sight.

When it comes to fan-favorite episodes of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," it's quite easy to sort through. "The Nightman Cometh" is notable for its unforgettable original stage musical written by Charlie Kelly (Charlie Day) himself, and "Chardee MacDennis: The Game of Games" is another highlight, being a bottle episode that showcases everything wrong with the Gang both individually and collectively. However, when it comes to some of the series' lesser efforts,...

Young adulthood is tough for just about everyone, but for Siaja (Anna Lambe), an Inuk housewife and mother in the itty bitty fictional town of Ice Cove in Nunavut, Canada's northernmost province, it's kind of brutal. For starters, her husband Ting (Kelly William) is the town's golden boy and local hero, but she's miserable in their marriage. She's trying to raise her daughter Bun (Keira Cooper) to be a proud and capable young Inuk woman, but struggles with it herself and ends up deciding to leave her husband rather spectacularly, in front of the entire town, after she almost drowns and realizes she wants more from life. In "North of North," streaming on Netflix, we get to grow with Siaja as she finds her footing on her own and navigates her relationships with her precocious daughter, her willful single mother Neevee (Maika Harper), and the rest of the people in her close-knit community.

Don't put your winter coats in the back of your closet just yet because we're heading back into the cold of Ice Cove for North of North season 2! The renewal news comes less than three weeks after the show's Netflix premiere on April 10, which shows a strong sign of faith and support from the streamer. North of North definitely deserves this exciting renewal news!

The Canadian sitcom became Netflix's "first original series commissioned from Canada" and comes to its fans around the world as a co-production between Netflix, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), and the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (Aptn). When the news arrived that season 2 was happening, series star Anna Lambe shared a statement with Netflix:

"When I got the call from Alethea, Stacey, and Miranda about North of North being renewed for a second season, my heart exploded in the best way possible! I’m so excited and overwhelmed with joy,...

Watching new shows on streaming is always a Russian roulette because their future is always uncertain, and it often comes with a long wait until their fate is revealed. Luckily, Netflix didn't ax a new, fresh comedy: North of North.

The series is Netflix's first-ever Canadian series, in association with CBC and Aptn. Although the show originally aired in Canada on Jan. 7 early this year, it recently hit Netflix on Apr. 10. Following positive reviews, it quickly debuted in the Top 10 charts. A few weeks later, Netflix officially confirmed that North of North will return with Season 2.

Lead star Anna Lambe, who plays the main character Siaja, was ecstatic to share the news: "When I got the call from Alethea, Stacey, and Miranda about North of North being renewed for a second season, my heart exploded in the best way possible," she told Tudum. "I’m so excited and overwhelmed with joy,...

The Netflix comedy “North of North” has been renewed for Season 2, Variety has learned.

The series is a co-production between Netflix and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in partnership with the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (Aptn). It originally premiered in Canada on Jan. 7 and on Netflix on April 10.

The official logline states, “A young Inuk woman (Anna Lambe) wants to build a new future for herself after a spontaneous — and extremely public — exit from her marriage. But it won’t be easy in a small Arctic town where everybody knows your business.”

Along with Lambe, the cast includes Maika Harper, Braeden Clarke, Jay Ryan, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Kelly William, Zorga Qaunaq, Bailey Poching, Nutaaq Doreen Simmonds, Keira Belle Cooper, and Tanya Tagaq.

The series was created by Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, who both also serve as executive producers. Miranda de Pencier, Anya Adams, Susan Coyne, and Garry Campbell also executive produce.

Netflix is heading up north, and staying there: The streamer has renewed the Arctic comedy North of North, starring Anna Lambe, for a second season, TVLine has learned.

North of North (a co-production with Canada’s CBC) stars Lambe as Siaja, a young Inuk mother living in the fictional town of Ice Cove who “wants to build a new future for herself after a spontaneous — and extremely public — exit from her marriage,” per the official synopsis. “But it won’t be easy in a small Arctic town where everybody knows your business.” It debuted on Netflix earlier this month with an eight-episode freshman season.

On the heels of a successful Season 1, Canadian Arctic comedy North of North will be back for a second season at Netflix, the streamer announced today.

The critically acclaimed comedy was Netflix’s first series commissioned from Canada and is a co-production with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), in partnership with Aptn.

Created by Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, North of North follows Siaja (Anna Lambe), a young Inuk woman who wants to build a new future for herself after a spontaneous — and extremely public — exit from her marriage. But it won’t be easy in a small Arctic town where everybody knows your business.

Cast also includes Maika Harper (Neevee), Braeden Clarke (Kuuk), Jay Ryan (Alistair), Mary Lynn Rajskub (Helen), Kelly William (Ting), Zorga Qaunaq (Millie), Bailey Poching (Colin), Nutaaq Doreen Simmonds (Elisapee), Keira Belle Cooper (Bun) and Tanya Tagaq (Nuliajuk).

Season 1 received a rare 100% Critic Score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Netflix is heading back above the Arctic Circle for more North of North.

The streamer, in conjunction with Canada’s CBC and Aptn, has renewed the comedy series set in a small town in Nunavut. The series, created by Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, stars Anna Lambe as a young Inuk woman looking to restart her life after an abrupt — and very public — exit from her marriage.

The renewal for North of North comes less than three weeks after its Netflix debut. It made the streamer’s global top 10 list for English-language series in its first two weeks.

“When I got the call from Alethea, Stacey and Miranda [de Pencier] about North of North being renewed for a second season, my heart exploded in the best way possible,” Lambe said in a statement. “I’m so excited and overwhelmed with joy, I can’t wait to head back to Ice Cove!

Canadian comedyNorth of Northhas been renewed for Season 2 at Netflix, less than three weeks after the highly acclaimed series debuted on the streaming service. The first season comprised eight episodes and received unanimous praise from critics, which saw it score a rare 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and quickly establish itself as a standout on an entertainment platform that is brimming with popular movies and TV shows, so it's not surprising that Anna Lambe's arctic adventures were not put on ice for long.

Lambe, who stars in North of North as Siaja, a young Inuk mother who tries to build a new life and future for herself in the tight-knit town of Ice Cove, Nunavut, after an abrupt and extremely public exit from her marriage, celebrated the news in a video posted on Instagram (as seen below) in which she holds the script for the very first episode of Season 2 of the Netflix series,...

Today, Netflix announced that the critically acclaimed, heartfelt Arctic comedy, North of North, has been renewed for a second season.

North of North was Netflix’s first series commissioned from Canada and is a co-production with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), in partnership with Aptn.

The first season premiered to rave reviews from the press and fans alike, including a rare 100% Critic Score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Star Anna Lambe said, “When I got the call from Alethea, Stacey, and Miranda about North of North being renewed for a second season, my heart exploded in the best way possible! I’m so excited and overwhelmed with joy, I can’t wait to head back to Ice Cove!”

In the eight-episode first season, a young Inuk woman wants to build a new future for herself after a spontaneous — and extremely public — exit from her marriage. But it won’t be easy in...

April was a sneaky good month for new Netflix shows to watch!

Looking at the list of new Netflix shows, You starring Penn Badgley is the obvious choice to be the most-watched of the month. The final season of the Netflix original series was added on Thursday, April 23. We also had a new season of Black Mirror released on April 10.

With most viewers' attention going to those two returning shows and March hits like Adolescence and more, it's easy for a few of the best Netflix shows of April 2025 to slip through the cracks. To make sure you saw all of the good Netflix shows, we shared a list of the five best Netflix shows you probably missed this month.

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Medical dramas are all the rage on TV right now!

Jeremy Lalonde, familiar for character-driven comedies, shifts sharply into darker territory with Daniel’s Gotta Die, marking Bob Saget’s final screen turn as the sly executor Lawrence. The film signals its intent from a Saul Bass–inspired title sequence that nods to mid-century thrillers, then plunges into satirical suspense.

Daniel Powell (Joel David Moore), a sous chef whose relentless cheer defines him, suddenly inherits his affluent father’s empire—on one condition: he must spend a weekend with his resentful half-siblings at their family’s opulent Cayman Islands retreat. Should they bond under Edward Powell’s bizarre chores, the fortune divides; if not, Daniel claims it all.

That seaside villa, with its colonial architecture and sun-bleached corridors, becomes a crucible where North American notions of entitlement clash with Caribbean echoes of wealth and inheritance. Lush palms and pastel walls belie lurking danger, as visual framing shifts between widescreen elegance and tight,...

Kaitlin Olson has played the role of Dee Reynolds, a hot mess of a character, in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but always in the most entertaining way, with no shortage of hilarious moments throughout the series. However, when it came to picking a favorite episode, Olson gave a somewhat unexpected answer.

She revealed that her top pick is the Season 13 episode The Gang Beats Boggs: Ladies Reboot, sharing that she genuinely enjoyed filming it alongside her co-stars, despite it being highly gross.

Kaitlin Olson revealed her favorite It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia moment

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a show known for its crazy parameters. And the Season 13 episode The Gang Beats Boggs: Ladies Reboot is no exception.

The Gang Beats Boggs: Ladies Reboot | Credit: FX

The episode follows the ladies of the show as they attempt to outdrink baseball legend Wade Boggs’ record on a cross-country flight,...

One of the reasons “The Pitt” is so terrific is because it plays out in real time. It’s not the first show to use the immersive storytelling approach, so if you’re craving more real-time rushes like the HBO hit delivers, these shows should fit the bill.

Start with the save-the-world spying heroics of Jack Bauer in “24,” binge Netflix’s nail-biting true crime series “Adolescence,” and maybe catch up with a few TV series like “Grey’s Anatomy” that used the ticking clock device in one memorable episode.

Kiefer Sutherland and Mary Lynn Rajskub in “24” (Credit: Fox) 24

“Events take place in real time,” Kiefer Sutherland told us in his trademark rasp at the start of every episode of this action-packed series that played out in one day over each season. (Back when TV seasons used to have 24 episodes.) He played Counter Terrorist Unit Jack Bauer for 9 seasons and the 2008 follow-up film “24: Redemption,...

Both Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson announced on their Instagrams that their Neil Diamond-themed film from Craig Brewer, Song Sung Blue, has sealed a release date for Christmas. Focus Features has set Song Sung Blue for a wide release on December 25, 2025. The film, written and directed by Craig Brewer, stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson and tells the inspiring true story of two down-on-their-luck performers who form a joyous Neil Diamond tribute band, proving it’s never too late to find love and follow your dreams.

Hudson’s announcement on her Instagram was accompanied by the caption, “Loved every second making this beautiful film, working with the most lovely work husband you could ask for, @thehughjackman, singing the iconic songs of Neil Diamond, led by our wonderful director @mybrewtube More love notes for everyone involved to come… but right now I am just so excited to share with you that...

Netflix can do something many streaming services cannot. That includes bringing us fantastic series nearly full of lesser-known actors. The success of the show is not only good for Netflix, but also for the talent involved in creating the series.

When it comes to North of North, you might only know a few of the actors. Co-creators Stacey Aglok-MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril deliver excellence based on a culture that is often overlooked. Both are Inuit, and North of North is a comedy that follows the story of Siaja in the northern Canadian town of Ice Cover, Nunavut.

The population is 2,200, and many are Inuit. This includes the fictional series, as well as many of its actors. The show was also filmed in Iqaluit, Nunavut's capital. The combination of it all, plus the warm-hearted feel of the show, equates to excellence.

Who are the actors (and what are their characters) on...

Warning: This post contains minor spoilers from North of North.

There has been a trend over the last decade of creating series that feature native peoples. Thank goodness, and it is about time. Hulu's Reservation Dogs was fantastic. Dark Winds on AMC is just as good, but much darker. Recently, Netflix delivered North of North, which is much more in line with Reservation Dogs.

Part of the joy of these shows, while not always fun to watch, is getting to know the cast. Many of the actors you might have seen before, but likely only in more minor roles. Series like North of North give little-known actors from Indigenous peoples a chance to show they are worthy of being stars too.

And, yes. There are actors who you should be seeing well beyond whenever North of North ends. There is currently no known timeline for a second season, but...

A new Netflix series is quietly becoming a hit. North of North marked the first-ever Netflix Canadian series, and it has become a hit online.

The comedy series North of North is set in the small fictional Arctic community of Ice Cove, where everyone knows everyone, and an optimistic young woman embarks on a journey to reinvent herself. The series premiered on CBC and Aptn in Canada early this year and recently made its debut on Netflix. In its first days, North of North has already entered the charts, drawing the user's attention, per Tudum.

North of North premiered on Jan. 7 in Canada, with a wide release on Netflix on Apr. 10. For the week between Apr. 7 and Apr. 13, North of North had a quiet debut in ninth place. The comedy had 3 million views in its three days, with 10 million hours viewed. The Canadian comedy seriesentered the Top 10 in 27 countries in its debut week.

A sprinkle of Stagecoach’s country allure blessed the final day of Coachella 2025. Shaboozey started it all with his “Country Hour” set, and Post Malone ended it as he revved up to F-1 Trillion during his headlining performance. Sunday featured guests galore across the stages from Addison Rae announcing an album at Arca’s set to Ty Dolla $ign transforming the Sahara tent into a star-studded jailhouse rap party with Wiz Khalifa, Tyga, Roddy Ricch among others.

Thanks to Junior H, Mexico made its way to the main stage, continuing...

“When people ask where I’m from, I say, ‘Think of the furthest place north you’ve ever been. Now keep going. Keep going. Yep. That’s us.”

This is Siaja, heroine of North of North, a Canadian comedy that debuted on the CBC earlier this year and is now streaming on Netflix. “Us” in this case is Ice Cove, a fictional Arctic village in Nunavut, the northernmost territory in Canada. Though the series was filmed in Nunavut’s capital, Iqaluit, the map we see when Siaja is introducing us...

It turns out falling into the Arctic Ocean while seal hunting with her clueless husband, Ting, was just the beginning for Siaja, the plucky protagonist of the new comedy series North of North.

Over the course of eight episodes, Siaja (Anna Lambe) meets her long-lost dad and watches him (maybe) rekindle things with her mom, Neevee (Maika Harper), deals with her walking Hr violation of a boss, Helen (Mary Lynn Rajskub), navigates a love triangle between her now-ex husband and work crush, and puts out more than one ill-timed dumpster fire. It seems blowing up her life was the most straightforward part of starting over.

“When we see Siaja in the beginning of the season … we see her make some large and life-changing decisions that cause her to fall flat on her face in front of her entire community and force her to reevaluate her life and try to...

As It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia fans wait with alcohol-scented breath to see what R-rated hijinks the Paddy’s Pub crew gets into during Season 17, actress Mary Lynn Rajskub is ready for anything.

Rajskub got into the slurping, mashing spirit of her FX(X) character Gail the Snail on Monday, taking to Instagram with a video of her lip-syncing along to her lines from Season Five’s “The Gang Gives Frank an Intervention.”

“Huh, jealous?” she mouthed along to the clip, tossing her blonde hair into Gail’s signature half-up hairdo. “I’m a woman now, I’m not a virgin anymore.”

Completing the transformation into her mollusk-inspired alias by taking off her jacket to reveal a tank top similar to Gail’s in the 2009 episode, Rajskub offered yet another message for fans: She may be in her 50s, but the “The Garbage Pail Cousin” is still coming into her own.

The future was looking bright for the late-night comedy show After Midnight, as it had previously secured a renewal for another season. Unfortunately for fans, it's been revealed that Season 3 won't be moving forward after all.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, After Midnight is set to end after its current second season. CBS confirmed that the final episodes of the show ill air in June with no third season in the works. Its 12:35 a.m. time slot hasn't found a new replacement at this time, and it's still unclear if the network will hold onto that hour, or if it will go back to local stations' programming. The show was recently renewed for Season 3, but After Midnight will instead conclude with Season 2 so its host, Taylor Tomlinson, can turn her focus back to her stand-up comedy.

Tomlinson said in a statement, “Hosting After Midnight has genuinely been the experience of a lifetime,...

"I want to make our community a better place." Netflix has revealed an official trailer for a funny comedy series called North of North, a Canadian sitcom series set in the very far North in a small Arctic town. Co-created by Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, the fun series is about a young Inuk woman who wants to build a new future for herself after a spontaneous — and extremely public — exit from her marriage. But this might be a challenge in a small Arctic town where everybody knows your business. Meet Siaja, a young woman who dreams of reinventing herself in her small Arctic town - but it's not going to be easy when everyone knows her. Determined to forge her own path, Siaja, a newly single young mom, takes bold risks in her career and love life. This was filmed on location up in Iqaluit, Nunavut (see Google...

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Apple Cider Vinegar is an Australian true crime drama miniseries created by Samantha Strauss. Based on the non-fiction book The Woman Who Fooled the World by Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano, the Netflix series follows a young woman who built an empire in the early days of Instagram, but the problem is that it was all a lie. Apple Cider Vinegar stars Kaitlyn Dever, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Aisha Dee, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Mark Coles Smith, Ashley Zuckerman, Susie Porter, Matt Nable, Catherine McClements, Essie Davis, Chai Hansen, Richard Davies, and Kieran Darcy-Smith. So, if you loved the true crime drama, thrilling story, and compelling characters in Apple Cider Vinegar, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Inventing Anna is a true crime drama miniseries created by Shonda Rhimes. Based on the New...

Chicago – The sensational 2020 spirit-of-punk film “Dinner in America” is on a sold-out roadshow tour, and its next stop is Chicago’s historic Music Box Theatre on Monday, February 3rd, 9:45p show (click for tix). In a Podtalk below, Patrick McDonald spoke to the actors who portrayed Patty and Simon, Emily Skeggs and Kyle Gallner.

Also Emily and Kyle, with writer/director Adam Rehmeier of “Dinner in America,” will participate in Q&As after the Music Box screenings on Monday.

Simon (Kyle Gallner) is a punk rocker named John Q of the band Psyops. He’s in trouble with the law, and meets Patty (Emily Skeggs) while trying to evade the police. She alibis for him, and they start an improbable relationship … navigating both their dysfunctional families and the discovery that Patty is a groupie of John Q. These two are about to make beautiful music together (literally).

’Dinner in America...

"There is something weird going on here." Brainstorm Media has revealed the funny official trailer for an indie comedy called Daniel's Gotta Die, made by filmmaker Jeremy Lalonde. This initially premiered back in 2022 at the Austin Film Festival and has played at a number of other film festivals but is only now getting an official release this year - including on VOD this February. Daniel Powell's plan to reconnect with his siblings hits a snag when he discovers they all want to kill him for his inheritance. As the brothers and sisters are forced to spend the weekend together at the family beach house on the Cayman Islands, one thing becomes painfully clear: Daniel's going to find out what family means, even if it kills him. The cast includes comedian Bob Saget in his final role before he passed away, plus Mary Lynn Rajskub, Carly Chaikin, Jason Jones, Chantel Riley,...

“The Diplomat” fans are surely eager for Season 3 of the Netflix series after the cliffhanger ending of the shortened Season 2, but while we wait, there are a number of other great, thrilling shows to watch that scratch that “Diplomat” itch. From series that the writers, producers and directors of “The Diplomat” made before to other shows that left our jaws on the floor with their shocking twists, this list has something for everybody.

Keep on reading for the lowdown on seven shows you should watch that will fill that “Diplomat”-shaped hole in your life.

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The writing, producing and directing staff of “The Diplomat” is full of veterans from “The West Wing,” so the Emmy-dominating political drama series is a must-watch for fans of the Netflix show. While a bit dated in its romanticization of American politics given, well, the last decade,...

“And there’s the internet. At this very moment your kids are on YouTube watching a cat on a toilet. Instead of watching that footage where it belongs: On the Fox network!”

Conan O’Brien said that as part of his “Trouble at NBC” song-and-dance number at the 2006 Emmys, which enumerated the many challenges facing NBC, even though the awards show was airing on NBC. For this writer’s money, that entire Emmys broadcast was the most successful of this young century. And all thanks due to O’Brien’s whipsmart but never truly cynical energy. It’s a formula he should replicate at the 2025 Oscars, where the Academy just announced this morning that O’Brien will host.

There are some incredible lessons to learn from that 2006 Emmys ceremony, which was O’Brien’s second gig for TV’s biggest night. The most important one is: He’s a TV fan,...

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As winter approaches we are all in need of something spicy to watch to make our temperature rise and if you are a fan of romantic comedies, then we have the perfect recommendations for you. From critically acclaimed movies like Rye Lane to iconic romantic comedy movies like Knocked Up, Hulu has everything you need. So, here are the 8 best R-rated romantic comedy movies available on Hulu right now.

If you want to watch more R-rated romantic comedy movies here are some more recommendations for you available on Netflix and Max (formerly known as HBO Max).

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Punch-Drunk Love is an absurdist romantic comedy-drama film written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The 2002 film follows Barry Egan, the owner of a bathroom supply business, who suffers from violent outbursts despite being shy and timid.

Hello again. Who’s ready for a Hollywood pairing that could bring the house down? Let me hear you say Sweet Caroline because Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson will star in Craig Brewer‘s Song Sung Blue, an upcoming film inspired by Neil Diamond’s timeless music. Brewer’s musical drama hails from Focus Features, with Brewer as the project’s director and writer.

Based on the 2008 documentary of the same name by director Greg Kohs, Song Sung Blue revolves around the true story of two down-on-their-luck musicians (Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson) who form a joyous Neil Diamond tribute band, proving it’s never too late to find love and follow your dreams. Michael Imperioli, Fisher Stevens, and Jim Belushi round out the star-studded cast alongside Ella Anderson, King Princess, Mustafa Shakir, and Hudson Hilbert Hensley. John Davis and John Fox are producing the film for Davis Entertainment alongside Craig Brewer.

The excitement builds for the upcoming episode of “After Midnight,” airing on CBS at 12:37 Am on Thursday, September 19, 2024. Season 2 Episode 10 promises a night filled with laughter and engaging conversations, featuring a stellar lineup of guests. Actor Taran Killam, known for his comedic chops and memorable roles, will take the stage. His charm and wit are sure to bring a lively energy to the show.

Joining him is comic Jay Pharoah, who has made a name for himself with his impressive impressions and sharp humor. Pharoah’s ability to connect with the audience through his unique comedic style is always a highlight. Fans can expect plenty of laughs as he shares stories and insights from his career.

Rounding out the episode is actress Mary Lynn Rajskub, widely recognized for her roles in hit shows and films. Rajskub’s quick humor and relatable personality will add a refreshing touch to the mix.

On Thursday September 5 2024, CBS broadcasts After Midnight!

Guy Branum; Mary Lynn Rajskub; Kate Micucci Season 1 Episode 88 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “After Midnight” promises to bring a lively mix of comedy and entertainment. Titled “Guy Branum; Mary Lynn Rajskub; Kate Micucci,” this episode features three talented guests who are sure to deliver plenty of laughs.

Guy Branum, known for his sharp wit and engaging storytelling, will take the stage. His unique perspective on life and humor makes him a standout comic. Fans can expect his signature style, which often includes clever observations and playful commentary.

Mary Lynn Rajskub, an actress recognized for her roles in both comedy and drama, will also join the lineup. Her experience in television and film adds a dynamic element to the episode. Rajskub’s ability to blend humor with heartfelt moments is likely to resonate with the audience.

Lastly, Kate Micucci, a beloved comic and musician,...

Night School has landed at No. 7 on Netflix's weekly global chart of the most watched English-language movies. The movie earned 27% from critics and 38% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. It remains to be seen if the movie's critical reputation is reevaulated after this streaming success.

Night School has become a Netflix hit. The 2018 movie starred Kevin Hart as high school dropout Teddy Walker, who decides to go to a night school class taught by the unusual Carrie Carter (Tiffany Haddish) in order to earn his Ged and get a coveted job at an investment firm. The ensemble cast of the movie also includes Rob Riggle, Romany Malco, Taran Killam, Al Madrigal, Megalyn Echikunwoke, Mary Lynn Rajskub, and Keith David. Night School reviews were overwhelmingly negative, earning the movie a 27% score on the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes after 145 different critics weighed in.

Netflix has now officially calculated their global chart...

The following contains major spoilers from the Season 1 finale of Presumed Innocent, now streaming on Apple TV+.

Ahead of the premiere of Apple TV+’s Presumed Innocent, showrunner David E. Kelley told TVLine of his adaptation of the Scott Turow novel and Harrison Ford-led film, “There may be some twists and turns — and there may be some twists you expect that don’t happen.”

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Could Jack Bauer be destined to return on the big screen? 20th Century Studios and Imagine Entertainment are in the early stages of developing a movie based on 24, the acclaimed action-drama TV series starring Kiefer Sutherland.

Imagine Entertainment co-founder Brian Grazer teased the 24 movie (as well as a Backdraft reboot with Glenn Powell) while appearing on MSNBC’s Squawk Box last month. “Imagine has always played in that zone where there is that high probability chance that it will be successful in movie theaters,” Grazer said. “It’s great for us, because we’ve built, over 30 years, over 100 different products and brands, whether it’s ‘Backdraft,’ which I’m now going to do today with Glen Powell, or whether it’s ’24,’ a movie that we’re going to do in a very interesting way with Disney and Fox.“

Grazer continued, “These formats of the late 90s, early 2000s have...

On Tuesday July 16 2024, Axs TV broadcasts The Top Ten Revealed!

200 Greatest Songs of the 70s 170-161 Season 7 Episode 18 Episode Summary

In this episode of “The Top Ten Revealed,” titled “200 Greatest Songs of the 70s 170-161,” Axs TV continues its nostalgic journey through the iconic music of the 1970s. Viewers can expect a countdown featuring songs ranked from #170 to 161, as music experts Mary Lynn Rajskub, Rikki Rockett, and Shawn Stockman delve into a diverse range of tracks that defined the era. From rock legends like Rush to trailblazing bands like Blondie, each song selected offers a snapshot of the decade’s rich musical landscape.

As the episode unfolds, fans of 70s music will enjoy insightful commentary and lively debates as the panelists discuss the cultural impact and enduring appeal of each song. Whether it’s the intricate compositions of progressive rock or the infectious rhythms of disco, the episode celebrates the...

The countdown continues in this second episode of the evening of The Top Ten Revealed as we explore songs #170-161 from the 1970s. Airing on Axs TV on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, at 8:30 p.m., the episode is hosted by Katie Daryl and features a panel of music experts and icons. Mary Lynn Rajskub, Rikki […]

The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s 170-161...

Get ready for a musical journey through the 1970s on Axs TV’s “The Top Ten Revealed” with the Season 7 Episode 18 titled “200 Greatest Songs of the 70s 170-161,” airing Tuesday, July 16, 2024, at 8:30 Pm. This episode continues the countdown of the greatest songs from the era, featuring music experts Mary Lynn Rajskub, Rikki Rockett, and Shawn Stockman.

Audiences can expect a diverse range of iconic tracks spanning various genres, from the rock anthems of Rush to the new wave hits of Blondie. Each song highlighted in this episode is celebrated for its cultural impact, musical innovation, and lasting influence on the music industry.

As the countdown unfolds, viewers will gain insights into the stories behind the songs and the artists who shaped the 1970s music landscape. With lively discussions and expert commentary, “The Top Ten Revealed” offers a nostalgic trip back in time, celebrating the timeless tunes that continue to resonate with audiences today.

We all know about the success stories in the startup world because if they were successful, that means that they are still around, and one way or another, we are using them, but there are also some spectacular failures in the world of startups. In fact, their failure was so spectacular that some people decided to make films and TV shows about them. So, if you are also interested in some of the biggest startup failures, here are the 5 best movies and TV shows based on true stories you can watch about them.

Blackberry (Hulu & Rent on Prime Video) Credit – IFC Films

Blackberry is a biographical comedy-drama film directed by Matt Johnson from a screenplay co-written by Johnson and Matthew Miller. Loosely based on the 2015 book titled Losing the Signal: The Untold Story Behind the Extraordinary Rise and Spectacular Fall of BlackBerry by authors Jacquie McNish and Sean Silcoff, the...

It doesn’t matter if you are happy, sad, or feeling stuck in your life a good road trip with your friends and family has the capability of solving every little or big problem in your life. That’s why road trip movies are a reminder to ourselves to get out of our little apartments and hit the road with our loved ones to go on a life-altering adventure to create memories that we will never forget. Therefore, we compiled a list of the 10 best road trip movies filled with comedy, adventure, emotion, wide open roads, and beautiful sceneries to remind you to go on the greatest adventure of your life.

Dog (Prime Video & MGM+) Credit – MGM

Dog is a comedy-drama film directed by Channing Tatum and Reid Carolin from a screenplay by Carolin. The 2022 film follows the story of US Army Ranger Jackson Briggs as he goes on a...

Here's a really strange random fact about me: I grew up with emetophobia, the intense fear of vomit and vomiting. The very idea of blowing chunks got my anxiety going, which is what makes my deep, abiding love for "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" kind of hilarious. You see, there is a lot of vomiting, gagging, and spitting up on "It's Always Sunny." There are some amazing puke-filled moments, of course, like Charlie (Charlie Day) spewing all over his date because he swallowed fake blood capsules, or Dennis (Glenn Howerton) barfing while dancing because he did a bunch of shots rapid-fire. It turns out that in the right circumstances, vomit can be really funny, and in the case of "It's Always Sunny," the funniest yakking usually comes courtesy of Sweet Dee, played by Kaitlin Olson. 

Dee is often the one put through the grossest of gags, like getting stuck in...

Alan Tudyk almost played Michael Scott, bringing a quirky and chaotic energy to the office manager role. Mary Lynn Rajskub could have made pam more sarcastic and edgy, offering a unique chemistry with Jim. Matt Besser's audition hints at a more bizarre and competitive Dwight Schrute, adding absurdity to the role.

The Office's ensemble cast of characters is iconic, but many now-famous actors also auditioned for those roles. Before Steve Carell, John Krasinski, and Jenna Fischer brought Michael, Jim, and Pam to life, the casting process churned through a pool of hopeful actors, each aiming to leave their mark on the beloved sitcom. The Office, with its unique blend of humor, heart, and awkwardness, became a cultural phenomenon, but its journey to television screens was paved with auditions that shaped its iconic characters.

While audiences often reminisce about the familiar faces gracing their screens as Dunder Mifflin employees,...

An intense and often funny drama starring the best fake news anchor and created by the guy who has made too many legal dramas and all of them are brilliant. A Man in Full is a drama miniseries created by David E. Kelley. Based on a 1998 novel of the same name by Tom Wolfe, it follows a real estate mogul Charlie Croker as he faces bankruptcy and his enemies circle him to gain something from his misfortune. A Man in Full stars Jeff Daniels in the lead role with Sarah Jones, Diane Lane, Lucy Liu, Tom Pelphrey, Evan Roe, Jon Michael Hill, Josh Pais, and Jerrika Hinton starring in supporting. So, if you loved Daniels’ incredible performance and the story of a man’s fall from grace and too much arrogance in A Man in Full here are some similar shows you could watch next.

Dynasty (Netflix & Rent on Prime...

Surprisingly Guru Nation has been canceled by Paramount+ due to unclear reasons. David Cross expressed confusion over Paramount+'s unexpected decision to cancel the show despite positive initial feedback and well-thought-out plans. The cancelation highlights the influence of industry marketing and analytics departments in determining which projects move forward, disappointing fans of Bob Odenkirk and David Cross.

Bob Odenkirk and David Cross were set to have a Mr. Show with Bob and David reunion in the new mockumentary comedy Guru Nation, but it seems the series has been canceled for reasons that one of its stars does not quite understand. The show, which was originally announced in 2022, would have seen Odenkirk and Cross as dueling cult leaders and already had prepared scripts drafted when Paramount surprisingly pulled the plug on the project.

David Cross revealed the news while appearing on Andrew Santinos Whiskey Ginger podcast. According to the actor, the...

North of North is coming soon to Netflix. The streaming service has announced the cast for the new comedy series (formerly known as "Untitled Arctic Comedy") which has started production in Nunavut in Canada.

Mary Lynn Rajskub, Maika Harper, Braeden Clarke, Jay Ryan, Kelly William, Zorga Qaunaq, Doreen Simmonds, and Tanya Tagaq are joining the previously cast Anna Lambe and Keira Cooper.

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Mary Lynn Rajskub and Jay Ryan have boarded the Netflix, CBC and Aptn comedy North of North, which has started production in Nunavut in northern Canada.

Rajskub played Chloe O’Brian on the long-running 24 drama and also starred in the comedy Night School with Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish and Mayfield Games with Mira Sorvino. Ryan is a veteran of New Zealand soaps and series like Mary Kills People and Beauty and the Beast.

Other new cast members for North of North include Maika Harper, Braeden Clarke, Kelly William, Zorga Qaunaq, Doreen Simmonds and Tanya Tagaq. They join the previously-announced lead Anna Lambe, who plays young Inuk mother Siaja, with Keira Cooper, a 7 year-old actress from Iqaluit, Nunavut, playing her daughter Bun.

Siaja wants to build a new future for herself, not easily done in her small Arctic town where everyone knows your business, according to a synopsis for North of North from the producers.