Coastal Elites Character's Existential Crisis Is So Relatable

Elvis Costello and The Attractions are releasing a new box set collection of their classic album, ‘Armed Forces’.The iconic 1979 album is getting a reissue on November 6 and will include demos, B-sides and seven notebooks with new linear notes from Costello.As well as this, the boxset will include handwritten lyrics, rare photos and nine pieces of vinyl.

Celebrity hair stylist Castillo is launching his OnlyFans page today in celebration of his birthday!

Ted Johnson Donald Trump is “fatigued but in good spirits” and is being treated with an antibody cocktail, according to the president’s physician.In a memo released by the White House, Sean P. Conley wrote that Trump was treated with a single 8 gram dose of Regeneron’s polyclonal antibody cocktail as a precaution.

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have shared an at-home performance of their track ‘Falling Thunder’. The performance features Australian singer-songwriter Laura Jean, who sang on the original track.Cheryl Waters, a DJ from US radio station KEXP, premiered the video earlier this morning (September 30).

"Our motto pre-COVID was always, 'No bartender? No problem,' " says Michael Baruch, founder of the craft cocktail purveyor BTL SVC (that’s short for "bottle service"). "After COVID, we say, 'No bar? No problem.' " With virtual events in full swing, happy hours,sporting events and awards shows are streaming directly to couches — and Hollywood’s go-to cock- tail caterers have found a way to turn these moments into shared experiences.

American audiences might not be very familiar with Ester Exposito, but she’s a huge international star thanks to her hit Netflix series Elite!

American audiences might not be very familiar with Ester Exposito, but she’s a huge international star thanks to her hit Netflix series Elite!

A cocktail bar owner in Altrincham says she is 'furious' about construction works that have taken over most of her business's outside seating area.Emma Rostaing-Lowe, who operates Riddles Bar with her husband, says she arrived at work on Monday to find most of the street fenced off, but claims she had no prior warning from either Trafford Council or the construction company.Both the town hall and the firm behind the works refute the claim and say businesses were notified.Emma tweeted from

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA cockatiel bird has been found a long way from home after he took refuge on a shocked fisherman’s boat.The Scottish SPCA have now issued an appeal to find the owner after the stranded bird landed on the boat out at sea near Troon on Friday (September 18).The boat was around 10 miles from the shore so the bird- dubbed HeiHei after the character in the movie Moana- was a long way from land.The

If the coronavirus quarantine has taught us anything with all the alone time, it’s what cocktails we like to enjoy at home.

The Venerable Vincent Beattie,” based on his own tween and teen years at posh prep schools.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for HBO's Coastal Elites! Read at your own risk]While each of the characters in HBO's Coastal Elites, a special written by Paul Rudnick and directed by Jay Roach, have poignant moments in their singular monologues, it's Kaitlyn Dever's nurse Sharynn who delivers the most heartbreaking performance. Originally from Wisconsin, Sharynn moved to New York at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic to help with the city's overwhelming number of cases.

Coastal Elites was among the first series to announce a quarantined production, casting Bette Midler, Dan Levy, Issa Rae, Sarah Paulson, and Kaitlyn Dever to perform monologues about life before and during quarantine from five different "coastal elite" points of view. Written by Paul Rudnick and directed by Jay Roach, the roughly 90-minute special starts in January of 2020 with a monologue from Midler about getting into an altercation with a Donald Trump supporter as she worries about the fate

If you saw Coastal Elites in a Broadway theater with so-so seats — far back, but still somewhere in the center — you'd probably come away raving about the frequent sharp writing and astonishing cast you got to witness. But then ifCoastal Elites aired on HBO and everybody complained about how loud and overplayed every dramatic beat was, and how it took what should have been a series of intimate monologues and made them cartoonish, you'd say: "Your loss.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVWhen author, playwright and screenwriter Paul Rudnick first began writing “Coastal Elites,” the world was a very different place than the one in which it is premiering.“I started working on ‘Coastal Elites’ over a year ago because everyone I knew on every side of the political divide had spent the last almost four years now enraged and passionate and heartbroken and so concerned about where the country was headed,” he tells Variety.

NEW YORK -- Playwright Paul Rudnick has never been comfortable with the term “coastal elites,” that sneering nod to educated professionals who live in California cities or along the Eastern seaboard.“What’s always bothered me is a sense that the coastal elites are not Americans — that they’re not citizens, that they don’t count,” says Rudnick. “No.