Steele would eventually serve as head writer at SNL from 2004 to 2008, while Ferrell became one of its breakout stars. Now, you can sit in on the pair’s evolving friendship in a new documentary: Will & Harper.
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Now, Harvey is taking legal action against the streaming platform. She filed a whopping $170 million lawsuit against the streamer for defamation, negligence and privacy violations.
The series follows Donny on a downward spiral, as he meets a lonely woman named Martha (Jessica Gunning) who morphs from friend to stalker. Donny attempts to escape the grip of Martha’s obsession, while trying to navigate the lingering effects of past trauma.
The series is stuffed with Easter eggs: deep-cut references that reward those who are in the know.
Netflix has a fantastic collection of documentaries or docuseries, from gripping true-crime tales to eye-opening environmental exposés to intimate looks into the lives of your favorite musical artists.
While 2010 is on the line, would it also like petty, 20-year-old Taylor back? Because she seems to have also wandered into the present.
There's a new monster in town.
Beth Harmon is a powerful figure and instantly iconic because her story isn’t about overcoming her setbacks: it’s about her.
Even in 2020, fat people—who, by the way, make up nearly half of Americans—are still more likely to be invoked in dehumanizing language on shows chronicling thin people’s quirky exploits than they are to be given narratives of their own.
This might come as a shock but we actually work and are expected to come to the office on time.
To me the most offensive thing about Emily in Paris is its inability to get me to care at all about any of these characters.
Most recently, she became the first female LGBTQ writer to win the 2020 Writers Guild Award for Episodic Comedy.
People who love aliens as much as I do feel a cautious optimism: UFOs are everywhere, offering just a bit of hope that there’s something out there, that we aren’t totally alone.
Now that it's back on Netflix, the show has garnered a wealth of new fans and reminded old ones why they loved it in the first place.
In these tumultuous times, distanced though we all are and divided though we might be, one question haunts us all in equal measure: What should I Netflix next?
Netflix has released the first clip from Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams‘ new comedy, Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, and it’s truly a wonder to behold.
The documentary, which shares a title with the memoir, offers a behind-the-scenes look at Obama's 34 city book tour, documenting the lessons the author learned about community, resilience, and change along the way.
He acts with his whole body, which makes it hard to pick up every gesture during a first watch.
They’re almost perfect for each other. But that almost is doing a lot of work.
Are we who binge Tiger King over the weekend really any better? Isn’t that the entire point of this docuseries? If we’re not here for the human train wreck, then why bother?