Comedian Patti Harrison, known for “Poker Face” and “I Think You Should Leave,” turns to outlandish humor in chaotic times.

ILLUSTRATION BY SARA SINGH “A few years ago I went to San Juan, Puerto Rico, to visit my friend [the director] Ángel Manuel ...

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Natasha Lyonne is recounting her journey to being cast as a rather unique character in the new “Smurfs” movie.

For her late-night appearance, Lyonne turned to stylist Brad Goreski, who notably worked with Oscar-nominated actress Demi Moore during her “The Substance” awards season run. Goreski styled Lyonne’s ...

The Poker Face Season 2 ending is, like any of the best Poker Face episodes, a fun, brain-teasing thrill ride that serves as ...

Natasha Lyonne talks about attending the Wu-Tang Clan concert, lighting up the Empire State Building with Nick Offerman and ...

The finale only serves to emphasize how unsustainable Charlie's life is.

The writer-director takes us behind the scenes of the Peacock series' latest season and inside his creative process on some ...

Season two ended with a "To Be Continued" that put Natasha Lyonne's starring character in peril — only to pull it back and ...

Poker Face ‘s second season has come to a close, and while Peacock has yet to renew the series starring Natasha Lyonne as ...

In the immortal words of Blues Traveler, “The hook brings you back” — and the hook of Rian Johnson ‘s “Poker Face” is Natasha Lyonne and Benjamin Bratt. Lyonne plays the charmingly ...