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Joseph Quinn is a talented actor born in London, England, in 1994. In 2011, he started acting and quickly expanded his filmography with unique characters. Starting in television, Quinn worked his way into movies soon after. Quinn quickly became a fan favorite in the last season of Netflix's Stranger Things, playing Eddie Munson. After great success and exposure from the hit show,Quinn will be starring in some of the most anticipated films of the next couple of years.

Joseph Quinn's rite of passage in the Marvel Cinematic Universe will begin in Fantastic Four: First Steps, wherehe'll play Johnny Storm. Quinn continues to demonstrate just how good he is as an actor, playing complex characters. While his resume continues to grow, there are a handful of stand-outs that demonstrate just how good Quinn is.

Updated February 21, 2025, by Anthony Jeanetta. Joseph Quinn has established himself as one of Hollywood’s brightest young stars,...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe will feature a brand-new team as the first family in The Fantastic Four: First Steps. The cast will also include Stranger Things' Joseph Quinn as Johnny Storm, who has given a cheeky response about his preparation for the role.

The McU's first family will consist of Quinn, Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards/ Mister Fantastic, Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm/ The Invisible Woman, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Ben Grimm/ The Thing. The excitement for the new reboot is high, especially as it had been long in the making and the previous three attempts at adapting the comments weren't so successful. Set to premiere on July 25, 2025, Joseph Quinn told L'Officiel USA how he prepares for the role.

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The Fantastic Four: First Steps star and Ben Grimm/The Thing actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach sings the praises of his co-stars.

Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 Episode 1 has finally arrived after an excruciating summer-long wait, and we’re picking right back up where we left off.

Several major characters were missing from the episode following the shocking events of last season’s finale.

There was tension between doctors, a couple of familiar faces made surprising returns, and a big announcement finally made its way out. Let’s dig in!

(Disney/Ser Baffo) Jo’s Secret Finally Comes Out

After finding out she was pregnant, Jo struggled with how to tell Link since they had just decided to wait before having more children.

Schmitt had a hard time keeping the news to himself throughout the episode, and it was totally on-brand for his character.

His clumsiness is why we fell in love with him during his first appearance in Grey’s Anatomy Season 14 Episode 1.

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Royal author and expert Tom Quinn claims Meghan Markle has set her terms before she will return to the UK.

As Monsters and Critics have reported, Meghan Markle is not the first royal wife to offer terms before agreeing to anything, if the reports are accurate.

According to her biographer, Robert Jobson, in Catherine, the Princess of Wales: A Biography of the Future Queen, Kate Middleton, Meghan’s sister-in-law, set certain conditions before she married Prince William.

Kate knew her mind and allegedly restricted her time, which charities she would patronize, and how she wanted her children raised.

Meghan must have been watching and learning as she entered the Royal Family as Prince Harry’s wife because she allegedly spoke out about returning to the UK.

Meghan has been avoiding returning to the United Kingdom, even after King Charles and Kate have been battling for their lives this year. If these new revelations are authentic,...

Clear the way and make room, for The Serpent Queen is coming, and she is not happy!

If there is one thing anyone who has seen this series can say, it’s that the show is not afraid to play fast and loose with its characters.

The Serpent Queen displays a unique talent to keep the pace from declining or the story going stale.

(Courtesy of Starz)

Though the characters are more or less dealing with the same issues they’ve had since the start of Season 2, the series has managed to keep things fresh.

The Serpent Queen’s story slithers into the hearts and minds of fans, consuming them completely with its powerhouse of actors and ridiculously impressive costuming.

Does Apple TV+ Have An Unhealthy Obsession With Adapting Novels To Shows?by Joshua Pleming Orphan Black: Echoes Season 1 Episode 10 Review: We Will Come Againby Joshua Pleming The Serpent Queen...

Chemistry and mutual respect define the best period romance TV show couples. Rapid or slow-burning, these relationships keep viewers guessing and satisfied. Aspirational elements draw audiences to period romance series with iconic couples.

The romance genre is defined by the couples that emerge throughout the story, whether they're between protagonists or supporting characters on the show. Many period romance TV shows feature some of the best couples on television, and the aspirational elements of these relationships draw audiences to these types of series. Chemistry and witty banter are important in the initial attraction and courtship in period dramas. However, it's the mutual respect and trust that demonstrate the characters' compatibility and ultimate happiness. The evolution of a favorite couple is just as critical as the first blush of love.

Certain couples end up together quickly, giving the audience a sense of satisfaction after one season.

The best period romance TV...

This article contains spoilers for Grey’s Anatomy.

From the moment that we first meet Dr. Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) in the series premiere of Grey’s Anatomy, we know that she takes her job incredibly seriously. As the resident in charge of a new batch of interns, she has a huge responsibility to help shape the next generation of surgeons into the best version of themselves. And now, nearly 20 years later, Grey’s Anatomy has brought Bailey back into this teaching role as the head of Grey Sloan’s Residency Program.

Dr. Bailey has come a long way since we first met her almost two decades ago. She’s gone from shaping surgeons like Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) and Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) into the best in their fields to becoming Chief of Surgery at Grey Sloan to winning the prestigious Catherine Fox award for her work in reproductive health care.

Grey...

Minnie Driver joins ‘The Serpent Queen’ (Photo Credit: Mark Williams / Courtesy of Starz)

Oscar nominee Minnie Driver (Good Will Hunting) has joined the cast of Starz’s The Serpent Queen season two as ‘Virgin Queen’ Elizabeth I. Driver’s will be a recurring role, while Angus Imrie (Fleabag), Emma McDonald (Moonhaven), Stanley Morgan (The Sandman), and Philippine Velge (Station Eleven) have come on board as series regulars.

Season two will also include new recurring characters played by Rosalie Craig (1899), Isobel Jesper Jones (The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes), Bill Milner (Son of Rambow), Ashley Thomas (Them), and Alexandre Willaume (The Wheel of Time).

Samantha Morton returns to lead the cast as Catherine de Medici in the period drama based on Leonia Frieda’s Catherine de Medici: Renaissance Queen of France. Justin Haythe (Revolutionary Road) writes and executive produces the series, with Francis Lawrence (The Hunger Games Franchise...

Goodbye HBO Max, hello Max. Warner Bros. Discovery announced several weeks back that the company was dropping the "HBO" from the name of its flagship streaming service, and that day has come. What does that mean for you, the subscriber? For one, it means a lot more movies and TV shows will be streaming in 4K, and the list of initial titles is pretty impressive. There are, however, a few caveats.

Those who wish to watch movies like "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Argo" in Ultra HD will need to be subscribed to the new tier offered by Max called "Ultimate Ad-Free." This goes for $19.99 per month and includes access to the service's library of 4K movies and TV shows. There is also a plan with ads for $9.99 per month and a regular ad-free plan for $15.99 per month. Sudheer Sirivara, Global Technology Platform for Warner Bros. Discovery, had this to...

May 23 is, according to Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, “our rendezvous with destiny.” That’s because the company has finally dropped the HBO from streaming service HBO Max and become just Max.

For those of us just figuring that out, below is a rundown of pricing, programs, how the service differs from sister streamer Discovery+ and also what to do if you’re an HBO cable subscriber to wants to access Max.

What Is Max, Exactly?

Max combines programming from HBO Max and Discovery. It is the streaming destination for Max and HBO originals, Warner Bros. films, the DC universe, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and kids content, along with programming across food, home, reality, lifestyle and documentaries from leading brands including HGTV, Food Network, Discovery Channel, TLC, ID and more. You can find it at Max.com.

See the list of programming discussed today and Max product features below.

Clockwise from top left: White Men Can’t Jump (Hulu), The Old Way (Saban Films), Beetlejuice (Warner Bros.), The Last Unicorn (Jensen Farley Pictures)Image: The A.V. Club

Whether or not you think that the world needs a fresh version of White Men Can’t Jump, you’re getting a remake starring...

For most movies about true historical events, the focus is on making sure the details are period-perfect down to the last button–lest a horde of angry, persnickety historians launch an attack and pull the film apart. But in the hit Hulu Catherine the Great series The Great (2020-Present), creator Tony McNamara uses anachronisms intentionally to centralize those who would normally be sidelined by history–namely the women. The result isn’t accuracy but authenticity: the story may take place centuries ago and the characters might be long dead, but because of how much we recognize from our own time, it has an immediacy that many historical films lack. The anachronisms range from minor details (modern haircuts) to major historical accuracies (Catherine’s mother was dead before her marriage and thus unlikely to sleep with her husband). The result feels both anti-historical and truthful.

Nicholas Hoult has revealed that he had to pull out of a role in Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One after Tom Cruise approached him.

The seventh film in the action franchise, which will be released in July, almost featured Hoult, 33, as its primary villain.

In January 2020, news of Hoult’s casting broke, with writer and director Christopher McQuarrie posting a (now-deleted) photo of the actor to Instagram, with the caption “Say, @nicholashoult, care to raise a little hell?”

Hoult then responded: “Love to. Though why stop at a little?”

But just months later, Bad Boys actor Esai Morales, 60, replaced Hoult in the role.

Speaking in a new interview with The Guardian, Hoult said he had three quite big career disappointments in a row. “I screen-tested for Batman and didn’t get it. Screen-tested for Top Gun, didn’t get it.

“Then I got the call from Tom Cruise: ‘Hey,...

This article contains spoilers for season 1 of Shadow and Bone

Season 1 of Shadow and Bone introduced us to the expansive world of Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse and its large cast of characters. Like any good fantasy world, Shadow and Bone gives us many characters to root for, and others to root against. Season 2, which premiered on Netflix March 16, is poised to be even bigger with Alina struggling to bring new and old allies together to take down the Fold once and for all. Here are the Grishaverse characters you can expect to see this season and how they fit into the story.

Jessie Mei Li is Alina Starkov

Alina Starkov was a mapmaker for the First Army before discovering that she was a rare Grisha known as the Sun Summoner. Going from humble beginnings to instant saint status left Alina trying to find the balance between her old life and...

Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones have a unique sort of competition.

In a Q&a interview with The Guardian, Douglas answered fan questions, and one of them was about his wife’s claim on “The Graham Norton Show” that she has him flash her when he loses to her at golf.

Read More: Catherine Zeta-Jones Celebrates ‘Best Date Night’ With Husband Michael Douglas

“The rules are I have to whip it out if I don’t hit it past the ladies’ tees, which I manage most of the time,” Douglas confirmed. “But there have been times when we’re playing alone, and have to give her a little show because we are competitive.”

He then added for clarification, “But only when I play with my wife.”

Also in the interview, Douglas was asked about a comment he recently made that he channels his characters through his hair.

“A long time ago,...

Get ready for a new season of historical hijinks, with the premiere date revealed for the third season of Hulu comedy “The Great”.

Elle Fanning stars as Russian monarch Catherine the Great, with Nicholas Hoult as her feckless husband Peter.

Read More: Elle Fanning Is ‘Married To An Idiot’ In Catherine The Great Satire With Nicholas Hoult

On Wednesday, March 1, Fanning took to social media to share a first-look photo from the upcoming season, in which their characters prepare to kiss — a bit of a departure from the previous season, in which the squabbling spouses spent most of their time attempting to literally kill each other.

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“Season 3 of ‘The Great’ sees Catherine (Elle Fanning) and Peter (Nicholas Hoult) attempt to make their marriage work after some seemingly insurmountable problems,” notes the synopsis for the new season of the series,...

Exclusive: British drama house New Pictures has expanded its management team.

The Catherine the Great and Des maker has appointed Lisa Selway as Chief Operating Officer. Emily Russell is upped to Director of Production and Executive Producer and Wendy Pearce becomes Chief Financial Officer.

Selway has worked in the industry for 15 years, working on behalf of film and TV producers, financiers, distributors, talent, and global streamers and was most recently an independent business affairs specialist at Grey Seal Media.

She’ll will work next to New Pictures co-founders Willow Grylls and Elaine Pyke, along with Russell and Pearce, to grow the company and build out its scripted operation.

Russell, who has been with the company since 2020 after joining from Mammoth Screen, has been tasked with overseeing all production. Her credits include BBC and Netflix drama The Serpent and ITV’s Endeavour.

Pearce rises from Finance Director to Chief Financial Officer...

Dylan Michael Douglas is one lucky son — and he knows it!

The 22-year-old son of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones spoke with Et’s Nischelle Turner at the Los Angeles premiere of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania on Monday, where he happily bragged about his parents’ latest projects.

“I’m very, very proud,” Dylan raved. “I mean, obviously, they’re great actors — both Academy Award-winning actors — but they’re great parents. And that’s a side that not everyone gets to see, but I get to see every day, in and out. So on that front, they do great. And they also do good work on the screen.”

Michael makes his MCU return as Hank Pym in Quantumania, while Catherine recently appeared as Morticia Addams in the first season of Netflix’s Wednesday. Dylan said that watching his parents’ prestigious projects makes him proud — and eager to join them onscreen!

Toronto film festival: The Girls creator handles an adaptation of Karen Cushman’s much-loved novel with wit and creativity

Catherine Called Birdy, Lena Dunham’s thoroughly enjoyable adaptation of the millennial YA classic by Karen Cushman, opens in the mud. Fourteen-year-old Catherine, played with gusto by Game of Thrones’s Bella Ramsey, rolls in the dirt with her village friends, relishing the filth that coats her clothes, her cherubic face, her curtain of dark hair. The year is 1290, in the English shire of Lincoln, and Catherine is about the enter the muck that is adolescence – an indignity and a romp that Dunham, who captured both in the unfairly dismissed HBO series Girls, turns into a delicious treat.

It’s a welcome return for Dunham, whose previous feature as a writer-director this year, Sharp Stick, her first since 2011’s Tiny Furniture, was a strange disappointment. Whereas Sharp Stick’s coming-of-age plot,...

Three movies into his film career, Harry Styles’ ability as an actor continues to improve with each of his outings. Beginning as a young soldier in Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk” (2017), he returns to the silver screen with two films this year. In the first, he’s the charming husband to Florence Pugh in “Don’t Worry Darling,” with the press tour that keeps on giving. In the second, he portrays a closeted gay police officer in Michael Grandage’s drama “My Policeman” from Amazon Studios, featuring his strongest turn yet as an actor. But is an Oscar nomination in his future?

Singers-turned-actors have had an inconsistent road to the Academy Awards. While there are successes such as Cher (“Moonstruck”) and Jennifer Hudson (“Dreamgirls”), Academy voters sometimes make actors prove themselves for a while to show they’re the real deal. Known as a “pretty boy,” Styles’ celebrity status does present an...

Historical figure Catherine de Medici gets the period-drama-with-a-twist treatment in Starz’s “The Serpent Queen,” as the show finds a unique way to tell the story of the Italian-born French queen, who influenced the politics of her adopted nation for decades.

Starring Samantha Morton as the grown-up queen, Catherine tells her story to a young woman employed in the kitchen at her court – Rahima (Sennia Nanua) – explaining to her (and the audience) how she’s survived, found agency and even thrived in a court initially unfriendly to a young Catherine (played by Liv Hill), and always dangerous. But while breaking the fourth wall, or at least turning and talking to camera, which often stands in for Rahima, may feel fresh for a television series, it is inspired by classic theater works.

“Direct address, it’s been around since the ancient Greeks and Shakespeare, but it makes something incredibly urgent,” executive producer Justin Haythe told TheWrap.

The BFI London Film Festival will debut Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin’s latest project as part of Lff Expanded, the festival’s Immersive Art and Extended Realities strand, which runs from October 5-16, 2022.

Programmed by Ulrich Schrauth, the BFI’s Immersive Art and Xr Curator, this year’s Lff Expanded lineup showcases 20 projects from 17 countries across the world, all of which feature artists working in emerging technologies, such as interactive virtual reality, screen-based installations, augmented reality, mixed reality, immersive audio experience and live performance.

The lineup includes the World Premiere of Guy Maddin’s latest work Haunted Hotel: A Melodrama in Augmented Reality. Presented at BFI Southbank, this evocative, immersive exhibition transports the audience into a surreal paper world, created from an eclectic selection of clippings drawn from Maddin’s own personal archive, set to an intricate soundscape by acclaimed composer Magnus Fiennes. The project was commissioned by the Lff...

YouTube’s importance at Sundance grows every year. This year, they held free workshops on how to maximize your use of YouTube. Here is the latest schedule of YouTube on Main Street events and press assets, please visit google site ytsundance2014 or Twitter at #YouTubeSundance.

YouTube offered film fans access to the 2014 Sundance Film Festival both on and offline through several initiatives including:

Youtube On Main Street (596 Main Street, Park City, Ut 84060)

Open January 16-25, 2014 at various times. Warm up at “YouTube on Main Street,” the place for the creative community to convene for must-see panels, happy hours, film receptions, screenings, talks and DJ sets. Free Wi-Fi and drinks are available to badge holders when programs are not in session.

Daily Events at YouTube on Main Street:

“Live @ Sundance” On The Sundance Film Festival Youtube Channel Live daily from January 17-24, 2014 at 11am Mst at www.youtube.com/sff. Whether you’re in Park City or Phuket, you can check out the best of the fest daily with “Live @ Sundance.” The one-hour talk show will air live daily at 11am Mst January 17-24, 2014 from “YouTube on Mainstreet” on the sff (Sundance Film Festival) YouTube channel. The show will feature guest hosts Shira Lazar,Casey Neistat andJimmy Conrad, filmmaker interviews, the latest news from the festival, exclusive sneak peeks and more.Yoga (Jan. 17-24; 7:30-9am Mst) - Breathe and ease into warrior pose at these daily yoga sessions. Cassey Ho, star of the popular blogilates channel on YouTube, will lead these classes on January 17-21 Free and open to the public.

Individual Events:

How and Why to Use YouTube Panel (Jan. 22; 2-3pm Mst) - Hear from independent filmmaker Casey Neistat about how he successfully uses YouTube to distribute his films and build an audience. Free and open to the public.YouTube on Main Street and Paste Afternoon Showcase (Jan. 22; 3- 6pm Mst) Paste Magazine’s Josh Jackson will introduce performances by Sleeping at Last, Matt Scannell of Vertical Horizon, Michael Tolcher, and Carina Round. Press RSVP recommended.YouTube Party (Jan. 22; 9pm-1am Mst) Includes Dj set by Mick By invitation onlyNext and Midnight Cocktails (Jan. 23; 9:30-11pm Mst) By invitation onlyThey Came Together Film Reception (Jan. 24; 6:30-8:30pm Mst) - A reception for the world premiere of the romantic comedy. Includes a live Google+ Hangout with talent from the film including Amy Poehler and Paul Rudd. By invitation only.Film Contact: Shelby Kimlick – skimlick@mprm.com

Youtube Presents The 2014 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Program As the presenting sponsor of the 2014 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Program, YouTube will help showcase some of the official shorts in competition on the sff (Sundance Film Festival) YouTube channel. For a complete list of this year’s short films, please visit Sundance.org. Additionally, Sundance audiences will be exposed to some of the best content on YouTube with select videos from popular YouTube channels to run before short film screenings at the festival.

Youtube Audience Award

On Saturday, January 25, 2014, the YouTube Audience Award will be presented at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival Awards Ceremony to a short film in competition that garners the most amount of views on YouTube between January 16-24, 2014. Check out the films on the sff (Sundance Film Festival) YouTube channel or click here.

The Sundance Institute selected 15 films eligible for this award from this year’s competition that include:

Allergy to Originality

Directed by Drew Christie

4 min, U S A

Animation

A humorous animated 'Op-Doc' explores the rich history of adaptation, plagiarism, and other forms of appropriation in art.

The Big House

Directed by Musa Syeed

5 min, U S A/Yemen

fiction

When a young Yemeni boy ventures out of his cramped apartment and finds a key to the empty mansion down the street, he lets himself and his imagination run wild in the big house.

Burger

Directed by Magnus Mork

11 min, Norway/United Kingdom

fiction

It's late night in a burger bar.

Catherine

Directed by Dean Fleischer-Camp

13 min, U S A

fiction

Catherine returns to work after a hiatus.

Chapel Perilous

Directed by Matthew Lessner

13 min, U S A

fiction

Levi Gold is paid an unexpected visit by Robin, a door-to-door salesman with nothing to sell. The ensuing encounter forces Levi to confront his true mystical calling, and the nature of reality itself. A metaphysical comedy trip-out with Sun Araw.

Crime The Animated Series (Marcus McGhee)

Directed by Alix Lambert and Sam Chou

4 min, U S A/Canada

Animated documentary

From Bank robbers to cops to victims to observers, Crime: The Animated Series explores how crime affects us all. The series is dark, compelling, heartbreaking, and yes - sometimes funny.

Cruising Electric (1980)

Brumby Boylston

1 min, U S A

fiction

The marketing department green-lights a red-light tie-in: 60 lost seconds of modern movie merchandising.

Dig

Directed by Toby Halbrooks

10 min, U S A

fiction

A young girl watches her father dig a hole in their backyard. Mystified about his purpose, the neighborhood comes to watch.

Funnel

Directed by Andre Hyland

7 min, U S A

fiction

A man's car breaks down and sends him on a quest across town that slowly turns into the most fantastically mundane adventure.

Gregory Go Boom

Directed by Janicza Bravo

17 min, U S A

fiction

A paraplegic man leaves home for the first time only to discover that life in the outside world is not the way he had imagined it.

MeTube: August Sings Carmen 'Habanera'

Directed by Daniel Moshel

4 min, Austria

fiction

George Bizet`s "Habanera" from Carmen has been reinterpreted and enhanced with electronic sounds for MeTube, a homage to thousands of ambitious YouTube users and video bloggers, and gifted and less gifted self-promoters on the Internet.

Notes on Blindness

Directed by Peter Middleton and James Spinney

13 min, United Kingdom

Documentary

In 1983, writer and theologian John Hull became blind. To help make sense of his loss, he began keeping an audio diary. Encompassing dreams, memories, and his imaginative life, Notes on Blindness immerses the viewer in Hull's experience of blindness.

Passer Passer

Directed by Louis Morton

4 min, U S A

Animation

An animated city symphony celebrates the hidden world of background noise.

Rat Pack Rat

Directed by Todd Rohal

19 min, U S A

fiction

A Sammy Davis, Jr. impersonator, hired to visit with a loyal Rat Pack fan, finds himself delivering last rights at the boy's bedside.

Tim and Susan Have Matching Handguns

Directed by Joe Callander

2 min, U S A

Documentary

Love is swapping clips with your spouse...

The odds of having your short film included in this year’s Sundance Film Festival are .008 percent. Out of the 66 short film line-up (selected among 8,161 submissions) we find actress Rose McGowan move behind the camera for her directing debut (Dawn), we have Ain’t Them Bodies Saints producer Toby Halbrooks shovel out Dig (see pic above) and Todd Rohal (The Guatemalan Handshake) returns to the fest in between features with Rat Pack Rat. Filmmaker Magazine New Faces of Independent Film director Dean Fleischer-Camp rolls up his shirt sleeves with Catherine, Matthew Lessner returns to Park City with the helping hand Chapel Perilous while The Strange Ones (’11 accepted short) co-helmer Christopher Radcliff won’t be making a dissappearing act with Jonathan’s Chest. Finally docu feature-film helmer Lucy Walker moves into The Lion’s Mouth Opens. I’ll of course be covering several of these – look out for our coverage.

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Short films can go a long way. Especially when they’re showcased at the Sundance Film Festival. The festival’s Shorts program, which was announced today, has a tradition of identifying remarkable filmmakers as well as introducing stories that ultimately make it to the big-screen as features. For example, David O. Russell brought his first film, a short titled Bingo Inferno to Sundance in 1987, while Half Nelson, which earned Ryan Gosling his first Oscar nomination, grew out of Ryan Fleck’s 2004 Sundance short titled, Gowanus, Brooklyn. “If you look back at the directors who got their start by having a short at Sundance,...

Could the girl next door have a big secret? Community star Gillian Jacobs stars in the short film It’s Not You, It’s Me, which hit the web today on Jash, the YouTube channel founded by comedians Sarah Silverman, Reggie Watts, Tim Heidecker and Eric Warheim, and Michael Cera. The film, written and directed by Matt Spicer, follows Jacobs’ character, a woman whose relationship is literally driving her crazy, through some pretty dark escapades. Childrens Hospital star Rob Huebel co-stars. Watch the film, which debuted at South by Southwest in March, below, and then read on for more with Jacobs:

Entertainment Weekly: Wow,...

Dean Fleischer Camp and Jenny Slate — the 2011 25 New Faces who created the delightful Marcel the Shell with Shoes On — have a new web series, a 12-part “comedy of sincerity” called Catherine. Camp wrote in an email: It’s a comedy, but it’s also sincere and menacing and hopefully kind of evocative. In some ways it’s a response to the “awkward” comedy that dominates TV & movies right now. My secret hope is that it kicks off a new movement away from that kind of boring cynicism toward something with a live, beating heart. A single-entendre sense of …...