Julia Louis-Dreyfus Reacts to Watching Son Charlie Hall ‘F—king Some Girl in a Library’ on ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’

It’s all about girl code! Lauren “Lolo” Spencer loves starring on the HBO Max hit Sex Lives of College Girls — but she isn’t fond of Kimberly kissing Whitney’s ex-boyfriend in the season 2 finale.

Despite being a senior member of the royal family, the Princess of Wales is a mother of three young children and often speaks about the difficulties of raising kids.

One of the most delightfully warming and comically offbeat films at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, Babak Jalali’s “Fremont” tells the story of Donya, a former Afghan translator for the U.S. government who’s felt adrift in the titular California city since resettling there to evade the Taliban.  READ MORE: ‘Fremont’ Review: An Afghan Insomniac Tries To Find Purpose In A Refreshingly Unique & Jarmuschian-Esque Indie Dramedy [Sundance] Living in an apartment complex alongside other Afghan immigrants, working at a Chinese-American fortune cookie factory in San Francisco, and spending evenings alone at a local restaurant that plays Afghan soap operas, Donya — portrayed, in a captivating debut performance, by real-life Afghan refugee Anaita Wali Zada —longs for companionship.

The Kansas City Chiefs close victory over the Cincinnati Bengals during Sunday’s AFC Championship Game scored them a ticket to the Super Bowl LVII — and it scored CBS the most-watched NFL Conference Championship in four years.

Hulu is laying out the welcome mat for the Hill family: the streamer is reviving King of the Hill from 20th Television Animation, with co-creators Mike Judge and Greg Daniels set to return, as well as the beloved former cast.

Warning: This story contains spoilers for season 2 of The Sex Lives of College Girls.

EXCLUSIVE: Howard Gordon‘s crime anthology Accused has continued to rake in viewers since its Sunday premiere on Fox.

Getting candid. HBO Max’s Sex Lives of College Girls created a conversation with its depiction of intimacy among young adults.

Benjamin Hall, the Fox News correspondent who was severely injured while covering the war in Ukraine last year, made his first live appearance since the attack on him and members of his crew.

Passing down the silver spoon! Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ massive Hollywood success is trickling down to her children.

He is preparing to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his legendary late night talk show.And Jimmy Kimmel shared a slew of iconic moments from the show as he took a walk down memory lane ahead of the anniversary special on Wednesday.The post included a hilarious shot of Jimmy and Ben Affleck, both wearing pucca shell necklaces and riding a convertible, in a scene from the show's F*@#ing Ben Affleck bit.  Start your engines! Jimmy Kimmel shared a hilarious shot of him, Ben Affleck, and Harrison Ford as he reflected on his show's legacy ahead of the 20th anniversary special on Wednesday Kimmel, clad in a striped tank top, raised his eyebrows as he sat beside a smiling Ben, who sported a mesh sleeve top.At the other side of the driveway, Harrison Ford pulled up in a sleek blue convertible. The star-studded post included shots of Snoop Dogg, Billy Joel, Paul Shaffer, Kimmel's sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez, U2's Bono, Lil Jon, and Pharrell.'It has been a long, strange trip and we have photos to prove it #KIMMELx20,' Kimmel captioned the slideshow.

It is always a time for celebration whenever we get a new Nicole Holofcener film, and that is especially true of her latest one that stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus. You Hurt My Feelings which had its premiere Sunday night at Sundance, the pair’s second collaboration, with 2013’s Enough Said co-starring the late James Gandolfini being the first. In that film, and other Holofcener writing/directing efforts like Friends With Money, Lovely & Amazing, and perhaps my favorite, Please Give (not to forget the wonderful Can You Ever Forgive Me? which she co-wrote), they always focus on the quirky nature of our relationships with others in our lives. Holofcener just has always had a knack for getting right to the heart of things, often with a witty and wise, and truthful touch.

FX has rounded out the series regular cast for its hourlong pilot The Answers, the network’s adaptation of Catherine Lacey’s novel. Lucy Hale (Pretty Little Liars) is set to star alongside Raul Esparza (Retreat), Krys Marshall (For All Mankind), Melanie Field ( A League Of Their Own), Pallavi Sharda (Wedding Season) and Kineta Kunutu (Citadel) in the project from Sorry for Your Loss creator Kit Steinkellner, Dopesick creator Danny Strong, Requiem for a Dream director Darren Aronofsky and 20th Television. They join previously announced male lead David Corenswet.

How do you make the norm abnormal for the sake of comedy? Interracial/mixed-race families are so ordinary these days (I’m part of one as we speak), but comedy often has to exaggerate our differences to strike at deep laughs that speak to deeper, uncomfortable truths. That’s fair enough, and writer/director Kenya Barris’ (“Black-ish”) well-intentioned family comedy, “You People,” certainly seems to have the plan to use racial misunderstanding, misfires, and mis-intentions, to create a funny, insightful dialogue about families, love, and race in America today.

There was a time when it seemed like every movie trailer for every single comedy began with bouncy music and a voice-over artist explaining cheerfully, “[NAME OF PROTAGONIST] had it all!” But at the beginning of Nicole Holofcener’s “You Hurt My Feelings,” Beth (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) does, in fact, seem to have it all: she’s in a long-lasting marriage with a successful therapist, they have a great apartment on the Upper West Side, their 23-year-old son Eliot (Owen Teague) is writing his first play, she teaches writing at the New School, and she’s just finished her second book.

Jim Edmonds may have split from Meghan King three years ago, but he’s still re-litigating their breakup and its aftermath!

In a nutshell the brilliantly hilarious, pertinent, and wickedly smart new movie, You People is in some ways a new age Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner, that landmark 1967 Tracy-Hepburn-Poitier Oscar winning comedy about the effect an interracial relationship has on the parents of the young couple. Of course back then it was a major social issue and even had trouble booking some southern theatres. The idea was switched in a Bernie Mac/Ashton Kutcher 2005 remake that all those years later did not have the same impact. With anti-semitism and racism back on the rise in 2023 America however the concept of an interracial/interfaith marriage, Black and White, Jew and Muslim, could not be more timely or needed, and in co-star Jonah Hill’s and director Kenya Barris’ whipsmart screenplay is also a knock-you-out-of- your-seat laugh riot. Ironically I saw it this week at its World Premiere at the same Westwood Village theatre where I saw Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner all those years ago. With a packed house the laughter was so continuous and loud for You People it was hard to hear a lot of the lines. When was the last time that happened?

Six months after saying “I do” in Sin City, Jennifer Lopez is sharing new details of her and Ben Affleck’s Las Vegas nuptials.

Over it. Jim Edmonds opened up about ex-wife Meghan King — and claimed the former Real Housewives of Orange County star has told “lies” about him since their 2019 split. 

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Lauren London and Nia Long radiated glamour Tuesday night at the Los Angeles premiere of Netflix' upcoming culture clash rom com You People.Directed by Black-ish creator Kenya Barris, who co-wrote the script with his male lead Jonah Hill, the movie follows a romance between a white Jewish man and a black Muslim woman - and the friction between their families.Lauren, 38, who plays the female lead Amira, made a splash on the red carpet in a clinging bubblegum pink dress that was perfectly fitted to her enviable hourglass figure. What a night: (from left) Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Lauren London and Nia Long radiated glamour Tuesday night at the Los Angeles premiere of Netflix' upcoming culture clash rom com You PeopleHer ensemble featured a mock-turtleneck and a swirling wood print over fabric that appeared to be either velvet or velour, and whose color elegantly complemented her ankle-strap heels.Lauren's mother in the film is played by Nia, who treated the shutterbugs to her winning smile as she struck a pose in a busty strapless white gown that fell to the floor in an echo of Old Hollywood.