Amy Poehler’s latest directorial outing for Netflix is well-meaning and respectful, but it also seems crafted for an audience already well-versed in its messaging.
The 2021 Golden Globe Awards failed to adequately address the elephant in the room — or put on a decent show.
Fake nominees, the coining of “plovie,” HFPA roasting, and a Tarantino foot joke: it’s an opening that almost felt like normal.
Check out who’s arriving, albeit virtually, at Sunday night’s 78th annual Golden Globes awards ceremony.
Cord cutters have plenty of options to tune in to NBC’s upcoming Golden Globes Awards show.
More details are still to come, but Fey and Poehler will make Golden Globes history by broadcasting from New York and Los Angeles during the ceremony.
Let’s hold onto the cast reunion for as long as we can. (And you did donate, right?)
All of the original “Parks and Recreation” characters will be returning for a one-off special to raise funds for Feeding America’s Response Fund.
Another year, another Fox animated sitcom about a white working-class family — though this one has potential.
The pair most recently hosted in 2015, at the end of a back-to-back-to-back run.
For “Wine Country,” Poehler enlisted her very own BFFs, including Maya Rudolph and Paula Pell, to help serve up a comedy about a girls’ trip they’ve actually lived.
Amy Poehler’s feature directorial debut is best enjoyed on a soft couch, after a hard day, and with a large glass of pinot grigio in each hand.
