Deadline Studio at Sundance 2020 – Day 3 – Hillary Clinton, Tessa Thompson, Andy Samberg & More

After taking a long break from the platform, James Woods made his return to Twitter late Thursday night and wasted no time in taking aim at various political figures including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren.In his first tweet, Woods wrote of Rep.

Oh, hello! John Mulaney and Andy Samberg posed side by side backstage at Late Night With Seth Meyers — and the internet can’t stop staring.

Hillary Clinton is opening up about her entire life — the good, the bad and the painful. The 72-year-old former first lady and secretary of state appears on Thursday's to discuss her upcoming Hulu documentary, . 

Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin), Hillary Clinton and more stars shared their divided thoughts on President Donald Trump’s acquittal after he was impeached.

Andy Samberg is all about the dad life.

Andy Samberg reflected on the sale of his comedy Palm Springs at the Sundance Film Festival while visiting The Tonight Show on Monday.Following the film's premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, Neon and Hulu landed the worldwide rights, for$17,500,000.69. That figure breaks the record for the biggest sale ever at Sundance by 69 cents.

Andy Samberg stopped by The Tonight Show on Monday (Feb. 3) to high-kick his way into a '70s funk parody with host Jimmy Fallon.Dressed in matching bell-bottomed jumpsuits, the two Saturday Night Live vets delivered a hilarious performance of their new song "High Kickin'," detailing their love for a good high kick and the problems associated with the action -- from Samberg getting fired at Footlocker for kicking his boss to the pair kicking over a platter of sandwiches mid-song.

Andy Samberg time-loop comedy “Palm Springs” broke sales records (by the cheeky sum of 69¢), and “Taylor Swift: Miss Americana” inspired a mini mob scene at an otherwise star-starved Sundance. But in the end, the film that defined the 2020 edition of America’s most important indie-movie showcase was a #MeToo revenge thriller called “Promising Young Woman.”

One of the breakout projects at this year’s Sundance Film Festival is “Hillary,” a four-hour docu-series about Hillary Clinton. The former first lady, Secretary of State and first woman presidential nominee from a major political party sat down for 35 hours of interviews with director Nanette Burstein, who also poured through exclusive footage from the 2016 campaign and additional sit downs with Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Barack Obama and more.

The festivalgoers at this year's Sundance likely noticed an increased security presence in Park City given that former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton was on hand.Clinton was in Utah to promote Hulu docuseries Hillary, which was premiering at the fest, and in between doing press she was able to catch several of the festival's other titles, including the Jamal Khashoggi doc The Dissident."If you haven't seen The Dissident, I hope you will," said Clinton to the

Neon and Hulu are in negotiations for the worldwide rights to Andy Samberg-fronted comedy Palm Springs, individuals familiar with the deal tell The Hollywood Reporter.The Saturday Night Live alum plays wedding guest Nyles, who befriends reluctant maid of honor Sarah (Cristin Milioti).

Tom Quinn’s Neon and streamer Hulu are looking to partner on a multimillion dollar, worldwide rights deal for Andy Samberg’s Sundance comedy “Palm Springs,” sources told Variety.

In the words of the brilliant adventurer-physicist Buckaroo Banzai, "Wherever you go, there you are." This holds true even if where you're going is, as a somewhat less brilliant voyager puts it, "one of those infinite-time-loop situations you mighta heard about." That lesser intellect is Andy Samberg's Nyles, stuck in a rut in Max Barbakow's thoroughly enjoyable rom-com Palm Springs.

How did Hillary Clinton feel about her cover for The Hollywood Reporter?"I was thrilled! Another thing I never thought I’d do," the former secretary of state told THR on the red carpet at the premiere of her Sundance docu-series Hillary on Saturday.It's only January and it's already a year of firsts for Clinton, whose life is explored across a four-part series by director Nanette Burstein, debuting March 6 on Hulu.

After two days of buzzy cameos out and about in Park City, Hillary Clinton finally took the main stage at the Sundance Film Festival.

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One woman will not be watching the much-hyped new documentary about Hillary Clinton debuting Saturday night at Sundance: Juanita Broaddrick, who alleged Bill Clinton raped her in 1978 and believes his wife spent decades covering it up.

Andy Samberg has been a reliable favorite hosting awards ceremonies, in recent years emceeing the Independent Spirit Awards, the Emmys and the 2019 Golden Globes with Sandra Oh. So it’s only natural to wonder if Samberg would consider taking the reins on the Oscars, which will return again this year without a host.

Hillary Clinton showed a moment of social media support for Meghan Markle by posting a quote from the Duchess of Sussex on her Instagram account. The two high-profile women reportedly had a secret meeting last year at Frogmore Cottage, the Sussexes' U.K.-based estate.

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