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Plot: Exiled from home, Frank, Barry, and Sammy soon find themselves in New Foodland, a shining utopia for food and humans alike. But beneath the city’s glossy fridges and cheery smiles lies a dark secret threatening the sentient food society.

Review: Sausage Party: Foodtopia is a deceptive serving of entertainment. On one hand, it’s raunchy, low-brow, and immature. On the other hand, it’s a subversive, clever, and winking satire that goes down like a steaming forkful of humble pie. It stands at a crossroads between “I’m so glad this exists” and “What the f**k am I watching?” You’re either prepared to buy the ticket and take the ride, or there’s no sense in attending the barbecue. The second season of Sausage Party: Foodtopia is a trail mix of quality, and like any other bag of this unruly snack, there are ingredients I...

Yes, the first season of Sausage Party: Foodtopia can feel like reheated leftovers from the filthy minds of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. I mean, what did you expect from the creatives who brought us Superbad, Pineapple Express, Good Boys, and one of the best animated films of the decade, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem?

Heck, now that these two have created Apple TV+’s brilliant and critically acclaimed The Studio, maybe the naysayers will get off their pedestals and embrace a series that wants to make you laugh—and has a smarter political view than most are willing to admit. Albeit, a downright filthy, humorous, and slant that may be hard to digest.

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Comedians Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers opened their first televised Las Culturistas Culture Awards with a delirious, inch-perfect rendition of Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra.”

Though obviously not quite as elaborate as Gaga’s own video and performances, Yang and Rogers still pulled out as many stops as they could. There was a troupe of cane-wielding back-up dancers, some committed vocal runs, and stomping choreography. They even had fellow comedian Patti Harrison introduce the performance in a full “lady in red” get-up.

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Prime Video has announced the lineup of movies and TV shows that will be available on the service in August. The Prime Video August 2025 lineup includes new Amazon original movies, TV shows, and specials.

Members can look forward to Originals such as 007: Road to a Million Season 2, Betty la Fea: La Historia Continúa Season 2, Butterfly, The Map That Leads to You, The Pickup, Sausage Party: Foodtopia Season 2, Taurasi, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, Upload Season 4, and more.

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The Prime Video August 2025 programming includes the following Originals.

Built in Birmingham: Brady & the Blues (Streaming August 1)

The five-part docuseries tells the authentic tale of a club accustomed to sporting heartbreak, who are rebuilt to win, with American football legend Tom Brady laying out their new mission statement: “We’re trying to make this a world-class team.”

“Built in Birmingham: Brady & the Blues” follows that journey, as...

It's been two years since Netflix released I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson Season 3 to rapturous praise with a new set of quotable sketches that lived rent-free in viewers' heads. In that time, however, updates have been few and far between for a potential return of the gloriously unhinged comedy series, aside from the occasional affirmation that it's still coming eventually. Ahead of the release of his new The Naked Gun reboot, Akiva Schaffer was finally able to provide some more clarity beyond the fact that the show isn't dead like Corncob TV. Speaking to Collider's Steve Weintraub, he gave some insight as to how much is already written and when Tim Robinson and the team should kick the series back into gear.

When Robinson last spoke to Collider about the status of the series, he couldn't say much other than that he and co-creator Zach Kanin...

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Hulu is ready with an entertainment-packed August this year. While we already know all the brilliant films that will be leaving Hulu in the upcoming month, we will also see the premiere of the highly anticipated Alien prequel series and the streaming release of Osgood Perkins‘ The Monkey. Just like every month, Hulu is ready to overload you with great content. So, we’re here to tell you about the 13 new movies and TV shows coming to Hulu in August 2025.

Bob Trevino Likes It (August 5) Credit – Roadside Attractions

Bob Trevino Likes It is a comedy-drama film written and directed by Tracie Laymon. Inspired by Laymon’s own life, the 2024 film follows a young woman searching for her estranged father online, but she soon befriends a different man with the same name. Bob Trevino Likes It stars Barbie Ferreira,...

When Poker Face season 2 premiered on Peacock in May 2025, there had been a two-and-a-half year wait since the mystery of the week series' debut season. The delay can be traced back to the postponements that occurred in the wake of the dual Hollywood labor strikes, but even without setbacks from strikes, two-year waits have become far too normal in the streaming world.

However, should Peacock opt to renew the fan-favorite Natasha Lyonne mystery-comedy for a third season, creator Rian Johnson has seemingly indicated that there won't be as long as a wait in between seasons. Obviously, there are a lot of factors at play that need to come together for Poker Face season 3 to land on our screeners by sometime next year, including a renewal.

Poker Face season 3 isn't confirmed yet, but could still happen

As of July 15, less than a week after the season 2 finale aired on Peacock, the...

The Emmys are beloved among top-tier award shows for announcing their nominations at a reasonable hour, for the most part. Now that all of the nominations are out, this morning there are some initially eupeptic and caffeinated would-be contenders who just didn’t get any love from voters at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

They might be taking a celebration swig or two at Apple TV+’s Severance, HBO Max’s newbie The Pitt, Netflix’s Adolescence and Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Mendendez Story, plus Season 3 of HBO’s The White Lotus right now. Those near-sure bets heard their names repeatedly among the nominations for the sprawling 124 categories for the 77th Primetime Emmys unveiled Tuesday by Brenda Song and Harvey Guillén – as did Dying for Sex‘s Michelle Williams, The Residence’s Uzo Aduda, and The Studio’s Seth Rogen.

On the other hand, even with the “bit...

The following contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of Poker Face, now streaming on Peacock.

Poker Facecreator Rian Johnson explains the thought process behind Season 2's fake-out cliffhanger ending.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Johnson recalled his initial reaction to the series' Season 2 finale and its fake-out "To Be Continued" card. "I was just giggling in the edit room getting the timing of that exactly right with Natasha," Johnson said. "Peacock was a little nervous. They were like, 'Do you have to put To Be Continued?' I was like, 'I think it will be fine.' It's another great harkening back to the commercial break cuts that I grew up with [on TV shows] as a kid. A car would go off the ramp at the Universal backlot, the show would freeze frame and it would be like, 'How are they going to get out of this one!"

Poker Face's Season 2 finale,...

This post contains spoilers for the Season Two finale of Poker Face, now streaming on Peacock.

The second season of Poker Face nearly ends on a cliffhanger. Towards the end of the finale — appropriately titled “The End of the Road” — the show’s human lie detector heroine, Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne), is stuck in her beloved 1969 Plymouth Barracuda with master assassin the Iguana (Patti Harrison), heading for a gorge with the FBI in pursuit. The Barracuda goes over the edge, and there’s a Thelma & Louise-style freeze-frame implying...

Poker Face creator Rian Johnson reveals that Peacock was concerned about one key moment in the season 2 finale. The series debuted in 2023 and follows Natasha Lyonne as Charlie Cale, a woman with the ability to tell whenever anyone is lying. Poker Face season 2 took Charlie in a different direction and gave her a nemesis with The Iguana (Patti Harrison), who finds a way to beat Charlie's lie detection.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Johnson discusses a moment in the season 2 finale that looked to be a cliffhanger. As The Iguana drives towards the edge of cliff, she tests if Charlie can tell if she's lying. Charlie is able to detect the lie, but the brakes on their car fail, and they careen off a cliff in a Thelma & Louise-style ending. The words "To Be Continued" appear on-screen, only for it to be resolved after a commercial break.

[This story contains major spoilers from the season two finale of Poker Face, “The End of the Road.”]

Hopefully, you kept watching after Poker Face nearly ended its second season with a big “To Be Continued.” Creator Rian Johnson was confident viewers would stick with the episode — but he says Peacock was a little nervous.

“I was just giggling in the edit room getting the timing of that exactly right with Natasha,” Johnson, who created, writes and directs on the Natasha Lyonne-starring series, tells The Hollywood Reporter of the finale’s cliffhanger gag. “Peacock was a little nervous. They were like, ‘Do you have to put To Be Continued?’ I was like, ‘I think it will be fine.’ It’s another great harkening back to the commercial break cuts that I grew up with [on TV shows] as a kid. A car would go off the ramp at the Universal backlot, the show would freeze frame and it would be like, ‘How are...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Poker Face” Season 2, Episode 12.

Just as quickly as Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie Cale settled into the bustling metropolis of New York City in “Poker Face,” the Season 2 finale ripped away any shred of normalcy as Charlie headed back on the road again, fearing for her life even more than the first time.

After settling into her Brooklyn crash pad (thanks to Steve Buscemi’s Good Buddy) and developing a friendship with a local named Alex (Patti Harrison), things were looking pretty good for Charlie — that is, until she found out she’s at the center of a plot from notorious assassin the Iguana to find and kill Beatrix Hasp (Rhea Perlman). Charlie and Alex thought they had evaded the Iguana, until Charlie realizes that her friend was actually Iguana all along, who had befriended Charlie so she could lead her to Hasp and kill her.

The Poker Face season 2 finale is titled "The End of the Road". However, it’s hard to imagine the end of the road for Poker Face will be anytime soon.

With Poker Face's 96 percent Rotten Tomatoes score, it’s impossible to think the series won’t be picked up for a season 3. Not only that, but it’s in Peacock’s Top 10 list of TV Shows. Season 2 has had an intense group of A-list stars, so you can only imagine what showrunner Tony Tost has up his sleeves next for the tale of Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne).

This article contains spoilers for the season 2 finale of “Poker Face.”

Diving into the season finale, Charlie and Alex can be seen speeding off in her Baracuda as they figure out their next plan of action. After Charlie turns her cell on, her good friend, Luca (Simon Helberg), calls and reveals she was right again.

Spoilers: This post contains details about the Poker Face, Season 2 finale episode ‘The End of the Road’

With Natasha Lyonne‘s Charlie Cale on the run once again in the Season 2 finale of Poker Face, here’s hoping Patti Harrison‘s Alex isn’t far behind.

Ahead of Thursday’s episode ‘The End of the Road’, the comedian spoke to Deadline about taking on the “dream role” of the mysterious Alex, at first introduced as a quirky friend and potential Watson for the troubled protagonist Charlie’s Sherlock, but revealed in the finale to be the Moriarty of the story.

“I think that was an important part too, is just not that my character be so goofy and silly, ’cause I think they trusted me a lot to imbue it with humor, but that wasn’t my directive going in,” explained Harrison. “I wanted to kind of figure out what...

Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers for “The End of the Road,” Season 2, Episode 12 of “Poker Face,” now streaming on Peacock.

Every episode leading up to the Season 2 finale of “Poker Face” — Rian Johnson’s murder-of-the-week love letter to “Columbo” — has relied on Charlie Cale’s (Natasha Lyonne) unrivaled ability to sniff out lies to solve any mystery.

But in a surprising turn of events in the latest episode, “The End of the Road,” Charlie finds herself outsmarted at her own game by close friend Alex (Patti Harrison), who has been the Iguana killer all along. Alex managed to bypass Charlie’s detection by training herself to swallow all her natural impulses when lying, subverting the template of the show and what fans have come to expect.

Season 2 showrunner Tony Tost explains that the twist was pitched by co-executive producer Laura Deeley in the writers’ room. “She came in with...

Seth Rogen’s funny, clever, overtly suggestive, and questionable Sausage Party franchise returns to Prime Video today with an epic trailer for Sausage Party: Foodtopia Season 2! The latest chapter of the food-centric franchise finds Frank (Seth Rogen), Sammy (Edward Norton), and Barry (Michael Cera) surveying the fruits of their labor from Season 1, with Foodtopia established, but at what cost? While the trio thinks working alongside the human race after a lifetime of murder by mastication will solve most of their problems, an opposing group of food products has other plans.

Here’s the official logline for Sausage Party: Foodtopia Season 2, courtesy of Prime Video:

In Season Two, exiled from home, Frank, Barry, and Sammy soon find themselves in New Foodland, a shining utopia for food and humans alike. But beneath the city’s glossy fridges and cheery smiles lies a dark secret threatening the entirety of sentient food society.

In New Foodland,...

"They're planning on invading Foodtopia!" Prime Video has unveiled the first trailer for the continuation of the wacky and insane animated series Sausage Party: Foodtopia, which is also the continuation of the hilarious Sausage Party movie (from 2016). The first season of Sausage Party: Foodtopia debuted last year, with most of the voices from the movie back as these various pieces of food. "It was the best of times, it was the wurst of times." Season 2 is being served hot-and-ready on August 13th. Exiled from home, Frank, Barry, and Sammy soon find themselves in New Foodland, a shining utopia for food and humans alike. But beneath the city’s glossy fridges and cheery smiles lies a dark secret that threatens the entirety of sentient food society. Returning cast members include Seth Rogen, Will Forte, Edward Norton, Michael Cera, Sam Richardson, Ruth Negga, Yassir Lester, & David Krumholtz. With tasty new additions: Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard,...

Today, Prime Video released the official trailer and key art for the second season of Sausage Party: Foodtopia. All eight new episodes of the animated comedy will be served all at once in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide on August 13, 2025.

The trailer shows Frank (Seth Rogen), Barry (Michael Cera), Sammy Bagel Jr. (Edward Norton), and Jack (Will Forte) leaving their home, Foodtopia, for New Foodland—a mysterious new food society that is not all it seems.

In Sausage Party: Foodtopia Season 2, exiled from home, Frank, Barry, and Sammy soon find themselves in New Foodland, a shining utopia for food and humans alike. But beneath the city’s glossy fridges and cheery smiles lies a dark secret that threatens the entirety of sentient food society.

The returning cast members include Seth Rogen, Will Forte, Edward Norton, Michael Cera, Sam Richardson, Ruth Negga, Yassir Lester, and David Krumholtz —with some tasty...

Nearly a decade ago, when the adult-animated comedy flick Sausage Party jumped off the shelves and into cinemas, it’s unclear whether the minds behind it had any idea of just how popular it would become. While Seth Rogen was gunning for a feature-length sequel for years, he eventually got the next best thing — an episodic series. Now, heading into its sophomore installment, today marks the debut of the long-awaited trailer for Sausage Party: Foodtopia Season 2. With favorites like Rogen, Michael Cera, Edward Norton, and Will Forte returning to voice their characters Frank, Barry, Sammy Bagel Jr., and Jack, respectively, the next fresh batch of piping-hot episodes will also feature plenty of new celebrity voices as the boys strike out on their latest adventure.

Things aren’t looking so great for Frank at the beginning of today’s trailer. He’s still (understandably) grieving the tragic loss of his beloved...

This article contains spoilers for season 2 of "Poker Face."

After a somewhat hit-or-miss first season, "Poker Face" made a surprising choice in season 2. 

Instead of doubling down on the serialized elements it established in season 1, the series largely wrapped up that storyline quickly and promptly kicked it to the curb, giving Natasha Lyonne's Charlie Cale character the freedom to wander across the country without having to constantly look over her shoulder. The result? The show feels like it came into its own, unburdened by the narrative restrictions of Charlie caught in a web of rival gang families and finally able to focus on the purest version of the how-catch-em formula as she bounces from city to city. Unfortunately, I thought everything kinda falls off a cliff in the last two episodes and seems to set up a third season that feels like it might undo all of that and...

As the name of the episode implies, we’ve reached “The End of the Road” for Season 2 of Poker Face. Charlie (Natasha Lyonne) and Alex (Patti Harrison) are on the run from a contract killer after Beatrix Hasp. While the FBI is actively hunting them down, Luca (Simon Helberg) remains concerned about Hasp and her survival. The stories converge in a standout episode of television, where Lyonne showcases her talents both behind and in front of the camera.

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers for all of Season 2 of Poker Face. Poker Face — “The End of the Road” — Recap

Charlie and Alex are lost on their way to find Hasp. When they turn on Charlie’s phone to try to use the Gps, Luca immediately calls. He warns her about the Iguana using her to get to Hasp. He sends Charlie pictures of the Iguana’s prosthetics to prove that he can take any form.

Wolf Kasteler has two new senior vice presidents.

The bicoastal public relations and consulting firm has promoted Allie Jenkins and Chelsea Hayes in the agency’s Los Angeles and New York offices, respectively. With their new senior vp titles, the pair will be charged with partnering across teams to help shape strategy, guide emerging talent and support operational procedures while working alongside vice presidents Lauren Appel, Christa Dallas, Caryn Leeds and Annick Oppenheim.

In a joint statement, Wolf Kasteler partners Annett Wolf and Annick Muller said, “They’ve consistently brought passion, strategy and unwavering commitment to our clients — leading major campaigns and fostering a culture of collaboration and excellence. This promotion reflects the trust they’ve earned from us, our clients and the industry.”

Jenkins started her career by working in global branding at ICM in 2010. She moved to ID-pr in 2011, and segued to a position at Wolf Kasteler two years later.

Public relations and consulting firm Wolf Kasteler has elevated Allie Jenkins and Chelsea Hayes to SVP in the agency’s Los Angeles and New York offices, respectively.

“We are incredibly proud to announce the promotion of Allie Jenkins and Chelsea Hayes to Senior Vice President,” said Annett Wolf and Annick Muller, Partners at Wolf Kasteler. “They’ve consistently brought passion, strategy, and unwavering commitment to our clients — leading major campaigns and fostering a culture of collaboration and excellence. This promotion reflects the trust they’ve earned from us, our clients, and the industry.”

As SVPs, Jenkins and Hayes will take on expanded leadership duties — partnering across teams to help shape agency strategy, emerging talent, and support operational excellence alongside the existing VPs which includes Lauren Appel, Christa Dallas, Caryn Leeds and Annick Oppenheim.

Jenkins began her career in Global Branding at ICM in 2010, and moved to Idpr in 2011 before joining...

Spoilers: This post contains details about the Poker Face, Season 2 penultimate episode ‘Day of the Iguana’

With the season finale of Poker Face coming next week to Peacock, Patti Harrison has enjoyed making some quality television.

The comedian, who plays Alex in Season 2 of Rian Johnson‘s mystery-of-the-week series, spoke to Deadline about being part of the rare ‘howcatchem’ procedural that stands out among a television landscape that mostly “just feels like cash grabs.”

“I think the show is a love letter in a lot of ways to all sorts of TV shows and movies, and everyone involved, they’re all film, TV junkies, and it just really felt invigorating to be like, ‘Oh we’re telling a story that is moving—'” she explained. “Everything feels so alive, I guess.”

Harrison continued, “I feel like I’ve watched some stuff recently that just feels like cash grabs, or it...

Spoilers: This post contains details about the Poker Face, Season 2 penultimate episode ‘Day of the Iguana’

As Patti Harrison‘s Alex becomes the latest suspected killer on Poker Face, the big role was a long time coming for the comedian.

While discussing her character’s arc in the back half of the Peacock series’ sophomore season with Deadline, Harrison was surprised to learn ‘The Big Pump’ episode director Clea DuVall recommended her casting as the quirky new friend of Natasha Lyonne‘s Charlie Cale, years after she was sure she’d “done such a bad job” with her audition for the 2023 pilot.

“Wait, I didn’t know this. What did you hear?” Harrison asked me, following my interview with Lyonne and series creator Rian Johnson at the beginning of the season.

What I heard from Johnson was they “had kind of toyed a little bit—and we do a little...

After getting to meet Alex (Patti Harrison) over the last couple of episodes, a few of Charlie’s worlds are set to collide. The return of Simon Helberg to Poker Face, plus Charlie (Natasha Lyonne) working as a caterer, means something big is going down at this wedding. “The Day of the Iguana” is the first in a two-part conclusion to Season 2 and sets up Poker Face for an exciting finale.

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers for all of Season 2 of Poker Face, including "The Day of the Iguana." Poker Face — “The Day of the Iguana” Recap

While getting ready for a wedding, Todd (Justin Theroux) watches a video to learn how to tie a bowtie. Someone knocks at the door and tells the man they’re a chauffeur to drive them to a wedding. The unseen man offers to help the teacher with his bowtie and strangles him with it. When the body hits the floor,...

Charlie (Natasha Lyonne) remains in New York City, and this time, finds herself the reluctant figure in another crime. With a brief cameo in “A New Lease on Death,” we also return Patti Harrison to “The Big Pump.” What starts as an awkward friendship becomes the heartbeat of the episode, all while Method Man gives an excellent guest-starring appearance.

Spoiler Alert !!!Full spoilers for Episode 10 "The Big Pump" and previous episodes of Poker Face. Poker Face — “The Big Pump” Recap

In a gym called The Brick House, owner and weightlifter Brick (Cliff “Method Man” Smith) sets a new gym record for a lift. As he does, one of the gym members, Rodney (Jason Ritter), feels like he’s not getting what he needs out of his membership. He stops Brick and asks if he’s selling steroids or performance enhancers. While Brick tells him no at first, he eventually relents.

Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers for “The Big Pump,” Season 2, Episode 10 of “Poker Face,” now streaming on Peacock.

The last time “Poker Face” fans saw Clea DuVall, she played Charlie’s (Natasha Lyonne) estranged sister in the Season 1 finale, which left the future of their relationship uncertain. But in this week’s episode of Season 2, the “Happiest Season” director returns behind the camera for an adrenaline-filled murder mystery set in a gym.

“My approach in working with actors really comes from having the privilege to work with as many incredible directors as I have. I’ve seen so many brilliant, talented directors do things very well, and I’ve also seen less experienced directors do things that didn’t work as well,” DuVall tells Variety. “I can sort of pick and choose what I find helpful, and bring that to the table when working with actors.”

Shot over the course of 10 days,...

Time for us to follow Charlie as she makes a big move to New York. Our favorite detective finds herself in an unusual situation once again, trying to find peace, and she’s sought out the biggest city she can. Of course, Charlie cannot avoid trouble, and soon enough, she’s back in the thick of a murder investigation.

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers for "A New Lease on Death" — Season 2 Episode 9 of Poker Face. Poker Face – “A New Lease on Death” Recap

Ann St. Marie (Lauren Tom) and Madeline (Awkwafina) meet with a lawyer to begin adoption paperwork. While Ann is Madeline’s grandmother, Madeline can only assume the rent-controlled apartment if Madeline is her legal daughter. Otto (David Allen Grier) cleans up graffiti outside the apartment and makes a snide comment about their cheap living, thanks to the rent control.

Ann goes to a farmers market, where she meets Kate...

Michael Cera as Barry, Edward Norton as Sammy Bagel Jr., Seth Rogen as Frank, and Jillian Bell as Trish in ‘Sausage Party: Foodtopia’ season 2 (Courtesy of Prime Video)

Prime Video’s Sausage Party: Foodtopia will return with more adventures of wild weiners and condiments on August 13, 2025. The outrageous animated series is set in a world in which food has become sentient, and the first photos tease the walking, talking munchies will be dealing with more bizarre problems in season two.

Seth Rogen returns to voice Frank, Will Forte voices Jack, Edward Norton voices Sammy Bagel Jr, and Michael Cera returns as Barry. Oscar winner Marion Cotillard joins the cast as Dijon, a badass warrior-mustard princess who pilots the most effective humey in New Foodland. Jillian Bell plays Trish, an empathic nut that puts the well-being of New Foodland above all else. Martin Starr joins as Sherman, Trish’s right-hand man...

Hungry for more? Today, Prime Video announced that Sausage Party: Foodtopia is back on the menu, returning for your viewing consumption on August 13, 2025.

All eight episodes of the animated comedy’s second season will be served all at once in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

In season two, exiled from home, Frank, Barry, and Sammy soon find themselves in New Foodland, a shining utopia for food and humans alike. But beneath the city’s glossy fridges and cheery smiles lies a dark secret that threatens the entirety of sentient food society.

Returning cast members include Seth Rogen (The Studio), Will Forte (The Four Seasons), Edward Norton (A Complete Unknown), and Michael Cera (The Phoenician Scheme).

The tasty new additions include Academy Award-winner Marion Cotillard as “Dijon”, a badass warrior-mustard princess who pilots the most effective humey in New Foodland, Jillian Bell as “Trish”, an empathic nut that puts the...

The zany world of Seth Rogen's food-focused animated comedy is back with Sausage Party: Foodtopiaseason 2, and ScreenRant has first-look images for the new episodes. The Prime Video series, co-created by Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Kyle Hunter, and Ariel Shaffir, serves as a sequel to their 2016 film of the same name, with Frank and the rest of the anthropomorphic foods trying to build a new society after defeating humans. Though having garnered mixed reviews, Sausage Party: Foodtopia enjoyed enough viewership success to net an early season 2 renewal.

With just shy of two months left to go until its return, ScreenRant is proud to exclusively present first-look images from Sausage Party: Foodtopia season 2. The stills, which can be seen in the gallery below, reveal the introduction of a new human survivor, Patti Harrison's Jill, as well as new food character Dijon (Marion Cotillard), described as "a bada-- warrior-mustard princess who pilots...

Celebrities like Mark Ruffalo, Jimmy Kimmel, Kerry Washington and more are stepping out in support of the “No Kings” protests happening nationwide against president Donald Trump’s increasingly authoritarian behavior.

They join thousands of marchers across cities from New York City to Austin to Los Angeles, the latter of which has become an epicenter for the showdown currently occurring between the constituency and federal government policy, with Trump deploying 2,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines sans state leaders’ approval in reaction to communities’ opposition to the harsh escalation in Ice raids.

In an interview with MSNBC, Ruffalo — who attended the rally in New York City, alongside Susan Sarandon — said he was protesting “because we see our democracy’s in real trouble. We see a president who has made himself a king and dictator, and we don’t see an opposition that’s powerful enough to stand up against the trampling of...

Peacock is calling ‘Blsht’ one again. The streamer’s “Poker Face” will once again mark Emmy FYC season by creating a day-long takeover at 13 various Los Angeles burger joins on Saturday, June 7, to celebrate the show.

The Emmy-winning mystery series will offer free “‘Blsht burger and a side of lies” to fans and Emmy voters on June 7 from noon to 6 p.m. Pt. The day is based on Charlie Cale, the character played on “Poker Face” by Natasha Lyonne.

Also, Charlie Cale’s iconic 1968 Plymouth Barracuda will be on display for photo opportunities at Heavy Handed in Studio City.

Here are the restaurants participating in “Blsht Day”:

Heavy Handed; Burgers Never Say Die (Silver Lake); Irv’s Burgers and Og Smash Burger (Glendale).

Menu options include a regular burger or vegetarian option.

Peacock has been busy with its “Poker Face” installations: At the start of May, it held another event in New York,...

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Get ready for some more extremely thrilling and hilarious murder mysteries in Peacock’s highly anticipated Season 2 of the crime comedy-drama series Poker Face. Created by Rian Johnson, the case-of-the-week style series is all set to continue the wild and admittedly death-filled ride of Charlie Cale as her involvement with Beatrix Hasp gets her in more danger.

Poker Face Season 2 – Episode Guide (When Will the New Episodes Come Out?) Credit – Peacock

Poker Face Season 2 consists of twelve episodes in total. The case-of-the-week murder mystery comedy-drama series premieres on Peacock, with its first three episodes on May 8, 2025, with the rest of the episodes coming out weekly every Thursday. Check out the full episode guide of Poker Face Season 2 below:

Episode 1 “The Game is a Foot” – May 8, 2025 Episode 2 “Last Look” – May 8, 2025 Episode 3 “Whack-a-Mole” – May 8, 2025 Episode 4 “The Taste of Human Blood...

A new season of Poker Face has arrived, and with it a new rotation of famous faces as guest stars.

Notable names include Cynthia Erivo, who plays sextuplets, Justin Theroux, Katie Holmes, Giancarlo Esposito, Melanie Lynskey, Tayklor Schilling and many many more. Some of Season 1’s guest stars included Adrien Brody, Charles Melton, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jameela Jamil, Clea DuVall, Tim Blake Nelson, Tim Meadows, Lil Rel Howery and several others.

For more details about new episodes of Poker Face Season 2 and when they come out, read on below:

When does Poker Face Season 2 come out?

The second season of the Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne collaboration arrives on Peacock May 8.

How many episodes are in Poker Face Season 2?

There are twelve episodes in Season 2 of Poker Face.

When do new episodes of Poker Face arrive on Peacock?

The first three episodes arrived on the streamer May 8, with the rest arriving...

It’s been two long years, but Poker Face season 2 is finally here! The first three episodes are already available to stream on Peacock, and the rest of the season will arrive weekly.

Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne) returns as a woman who can always tell when someone is lying. She just has this special power, and she has been using it for good, even though she doesn’t really want to. While she’s on the run for her life, she’s found a way to help people in small towns as they figure out who really killed individuals.

This is more than the traditional “whodunit” series. Much like Columbo and Elsbeth, we already know who the victim and murderer are. Instead, Charlie is helping justice be served, as she makes it clear that people are lying.

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The new season of “Poker Face” may not have a release date quite yet, but Peacock is already teasing some pretty epic guest star appearances for the new batch of episodes. The Natasha Lyonne-headlined series treated fans to some pretty fascinating characters played by recognizable stars in Season 1, and has unveiled the full list of guest performers it will welcome in Season 2. Check out who you’ll be able to see when Charlie Cale rolls back through in her Plymouth Barracuda!

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Plot: Poker Face is a mystery-of-the-week series following Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie, who has an extraordinary ability to determine when someone is lying. She hits the road with her Plymouth Barracuda and with every stop encounters a new cast of characters and strange crimes she can’t help but solve.

Review: While Rian Johnson revived the whodunit on the big screen with Knives Out and the Netflix sequel Glass Onion, his charmingly retro small-screen series Poker Face has truly proven its worth in the tried-and-true genre. Echoing classic shows like Columbo and The Rockford Files, Poker Face‘s first season centered on Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne), who solved mysteries while on the run from gangsters looking to kill her. The overarching narrative of the first season was engaging, but the standalone mysteries boasting famous guest stars turned Poker Face into must-watch programming. After a two-year wait, Poker Face is back with another ten mysteries,...

Natasha Lyonne and Rian Johnson step out for the season two premiere of their show Poker Face held at Hollywood Legion Theater on Thursday (May 1) in Los Angeles.

The star and the creator of the mystery series posed in front of the Plymouth Barracuda that Natasha made her grand entrance in. If you watch the show, you’ll recognize the car as the one her character Charlie Cale drives!

Season two guest stars in attendance included Awkwafina, Bj Novak, David Alan Grier, David Krumholtz, Jason Ritter, Justin Theroux, Kevin Corrigan, Kumail Nanjiani with wife Emily V Gordon, Lauren Tom, Margo Martindale, Melanie Linskey, Natasha Leggero, Patti Harrison, Rhea Perlman, Richard Kind, Sherry Cola, Simon Helberg, Simon Rex and Taylor Schilling.

If you missed it, see the full list of season two guest stars!

Also in attendance were season one guest stars Clea DuVall and Kerry Frances, plus Fred Armisen and wife Riki Lindhome,...

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Natasha Lyonne is back as Charlie Cale!

The 46-year-old actress reprises her role in the upcomign second season of Poker Face on Peacock, which hails from creator, writer, director and executive producer Rian Johnson, best known for Knives Out.

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Here’s a season two synopsis: Poker Face is a mystery-of-the-week series following Charlie, who has an extraordinary ability to determine when someone is lying. She hits the road with her Plymouth Barracuda and with every stop encounters a new cast of characters and strange crimes she can’t help but solve.

Guest stars this season include Rhea Perlman, Richard Kind, Melanie Lynskey, John Cho, Simon Helberg, Patti Harrison, Simon Rex, Brandon Perea, Justin Theroux and Adrienne C Moore. Find out who else will be appearing!

“Charlie Cale is back on the run, and in Season 2 we’ve taken her journey to the next level...

Charlie Cale is back! What a concept! The latest trailer for Rian Johnson’s Poker Face Season 2 is here, and Natasha Lyonne’s lie-detecting detective is coming up against her most challenging cases yet! The first episode of Poker Face Season 2 debuts on Peacock on Thursday, May 8, with nine more episodes dropping weekly through July 10.

Here’s Peacock’s official synopsis for Poker Face Season 2:

“Charlie Cale is back on the run, and in Season 2, we’ve taken her journey to the next level, one murder mystery at a time. From minor league baseball to big box retail, funeral homes to alligator farms, and even a grade school talent show, Charlie navigates her crime-solving existential road trip with deadpan wit, human empathy, and her signature uncanny lie-detecting ability.”

“To bring Season 2 to life, we pulled visual inspiration from American 70s cinema, all the stuff we love like Robert Altman,...

Natasha Lyonne is back as TV’s favorite gumshoe detective with Poker Face season two, and the official trailer teases the adventures she’s poised to head on when the 12-episode season launches May 8 on Peacock (followed by a weekly release).

A twist on the Columbo murder-of-the-week format, the mystery-of-the-week series from creator Rian Johnson lured eye-popping guest stars for season one and the Poker Face casting team locked in another starry ensemble for season two. After an earlier teaser introduced who some of them will be playing opposite Lyonne, the trailer below now introduces many more guest stars who came in to play in Cale’s mystery sandbox. (Here’s a refresher on where season one ended.)

The eye-popping list of guest stars, in alphabetical order: Adrienne C. Moore, Alia Shawkat, Awkwafina, Ben Marshall, B.J. Novak, Carol Kane, Cliff “Method Man” Smith, Corey Hawkins, Cynthia Erivo, David Alan Grier,...

Charlie Cale is back on the case in the trailer for Season 2 of “Poker Face,” premiering on May 8 on Peacock.

Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne’s mystery-of-the-week series will launch with three episodes at once and then release one episode per week on Thursdays.

“Poker Face” stars Lyonne as a de facto detective who has an extraordinary ability to tell when someone’s lying. She drives her Plymouth Barracuda across the country and encounters strange people and strange crimes she can’t help but solve. This season will feature an impressive roster of celebrity guest stars.

Cynthia Erivo plays identical sextuplets and John Mulaney plays an FBI agent. Plus, Adrienne C. Moore, Alia Shawkat, Awkwafina, Ben Marshall, B.J. Novak, Carol Kane, Cliff “Method Man” Smith, Corey Hawkins, David Krumholtz, Davionte “GaTa” Ganter, Ego Nwodim, Gaby Hoffmann, Geraldine Viswanathan and Giancarlo Esposito will appear on the series.

The list goes on: Haley Joel Osment,...

Peacock has released the official trailer and key art for Poker Face season two, which will premiere with three episodes on May 8. From Rian Johnson and starring Emmy nominee Natasha Lyonne, the second season consists of 12 episodes.

Poker Face is a mystery-of-the-week series following Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie, who has an extraordinary ability to determine when someone is lying. She hits the road with her Plymouth Barracuda and with every stop encounters a new cast of characters and strange crimes she can’t help but solve.

The show’s critically acclaimed first season received four Primetime Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for Natasha Lyonne, and garnered Peacock its first Emmy win for Judith Light’s Outstanding Guest Actress Performance in a Comedy Series.

“Charlie Cale is back on the run, and in Season 2, we’ve taken her journey to the next level one murder mystery at a time,...

Natasha Lyonne returns as off-kilter detective Charlie Cale in “Poker Face” Season 2. The wacky casino worker with a keen ability to tell whether someone is lying has found herself in the middle of more trouble and murder mysteries.

“I can tell when someone’s lying,” Charlie (Lyonne) says in the Wednesday trailer for the series as she tries to sniff out Cynthia Erivo’s true identity. “It’s a thing I do, so who are you?”

This season features a slew of top tier guest stars. Charlie calls “bull” on Erivo’s ‘Felicity Price’ in the trailer, while John Mulaney appears as an FBI agent and Please Don’t Destroy’s Ben Marshall almost catches himself on fire with a blowtorch. Charlie can also be seen telling John Cho’s character that no one can stump her. “Game on Charlie Cale,” the alleged professional liar replies. “I’m going to be the first.

Charlie Cale is back on the case in Season 2 of Poker Face, and by the looks of it, she’s still ruffling some feathers along the way.

Peacock released a full trailer for the upcoming installment of Rian Johnson’s case-of-the-week whodunit series, highlighting some of the mysteries that Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie will attempt to solve in the second season. Watch the trailer above, and some the first-look photos below..

In the opening scene of the trailer, she confronts Cynthia Erivo’s character about her real name, explaining: “I have this thing. I can tell when someone’s lying. It’s a thing I do.”

And yet, Erivo still tries to lie to her. “Bold,” Charlie responds.

The trailer also gives a glimpse at some of the other A-list guest stars in Season 2 including Kumail Nanjiani, Giancarlo Esposito, Justin Theroux, Awkwafina, Melanie Lynskey and Katie Holmes.

Peacock also released...