Part historical character study, part home invasion thriller, Thomas Clay’s long-gestating third feature (first shot in 2015) is a folk horror fable set just after the English Revolution.
03.06.2020 - 22:23 / cosmopolitan.com
“i JuST dON'T tHInk fEmale comEdiANs aRE fUnny.”
Well, I’m just a girl, standing in front the peeps spewing that noise, asking them to shut the *actual* eff up.
Comic chicks have been fighting the battle for-ev-er. It seems like an uber-antiquated argument because... I dunno, it should be? Listen, gender dictating if someone is funny or not is like time of day dictating if someone should eat pizza or not. (Spoiler: It’s irrelevant!)
Nonetheless, let’s give the female side some examples, shall
Part historical character study, part home invasion thriller, Thomas Clay’s long-gestating third feature (first shot in 2015) is a folk horror fable set just after the English Revolution.
“L.A.’s Finest” have quietly been pulled from active duty, for the time being.Season 2 of TV’s “Bad Boys” offshoot, which was supposed to premiere Monday with three episodes via Spectrum’s On Demand service, has been pushed to an as-yet-specified “later date in 2020,” TVLine has confirmed.The news comes amidst weeks of nation- and worldwide protests against the officer-involved deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor — civil unrest that has been met by, in numerous instances, police violence
L.A.'s Finest, amid widespread protests against police brutality and racism, TV Guide has confirmed. The Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba-led series was scheduled to premiere on Monday, June 8 on the cable provider's on-demand platform.
Also Read: New Episodes of 'Live PD', 'Cops' Pulled Amid George Floyd ProtestsA spinoff of the “Bad Boys” film series, “L.A.’s Finest” features Gabrielle Union reprising her role as Syd Burnett from 2003’s “Bad Boys II.” Now an LAPD detective, Syd is paired with a new partner, Nancy McKenna (Jessica Alba).
Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorSpectrum has made an eleventh hour decision to postpone Monday night’s Season 2 premiere of action drama L.A.’s Finest amid the ongoing George Floyd protests against police brutality and racism.
Joe Otterson TV Reporter“LA’s Finest” Season 2 is not debuting today as planned.The “Bad Boys” spinoff was set to launch the first few episodes of its second season on Spectrum on June 8. Variety has confirmed that the season is being pushed to an unspecified later date in 2020.The series stars Union as Syd Burnett, a police detective with a complicated past who relocates to Los Angeles from Miami and finds an odd-couple partner in Nancy McKenna, played by Jessica Alba.
L.A.’s Finest, the television show starring Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba, was supposed to premiere three new episodes today on Spectrum’s On Demand service. However, those episode releases have now been delayed.
Blueface is in hot water after he asked for a “George Floyddiscount”, referencing the man who was tragically killed in Minneapolis on May 25. The 23-year-old rapper took to his Instagram Story on June 5 to share a clip of himself furniture shopping, and when he saw the exorbitant cost of the items while checking out, he jokingly asked for a discount. “Aye, y’all tell them to give me that George Floyd discount,” he said in the now-deleted post. “I need that Black Lives Matter discount.”
On stage, BTS is among the most talented singers in the world today. But off-stage, the Bangtan Boys are the goofiest international stars we've seen.
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Dolly Parton spoke with Time Editor-in-Chief Edward Felsenthal during a conversation for TIME100 Talks: Finding Hope.
Dolly Parton has championed the idea of women empowering other women long before the term “feminism” became a buzzword, but as Parton's fans know, she's been hesitant to call herself one. In an interview with “Time 100 Talks: Finding Hope” -- for the magazine’s special series -- the “9 to 5” songstress explained her position, noting that it's “kind of a tricky question" when asked by TIME Editor-in-Chief Edward Felsenthal what her stance was.
John Malkovich spoke out against “outrage culture” and the recent trend of the public calling for comedians to be “canceled.” The 66-year-old actor is one of the stars of Netflix’s “Space Force,” a satirical comedy loosely based on the real-life branch of the military created by President Trump.
Jennifer Snowden's son James Ascher had quite the interesting reaction to the news that she and his dad, Lee, got engaged over Memorial Day weekend after several years of dating. And the Southern Charm alum took to Instagram Stories to reveal exactly how their kid reacted to their marriage plans.