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Ain’t No Mo, Cost of Living, Leopoldstadt, Good Night, Oscar, and now, The Thanksgiving Play (★★★★★), a dark and devilish satire by Larissa FastHorse.While gratitude should be a reflection and practice we incorporate into our daily lives, it is a virtue most closely associated with the fourth Thursday of November. That’s when we gather with friends and family, stuff ourselves silly with turkey, watch football, and fall asleep on the couch — all in the name of a long-perpetuated myth.FastHorse is having none of it.

William Jackson Harper, who’s best known for playing neurotic Philosophy professor Chidi on “The Good Place,” stars as a newly divorced man on Season 2 of “Love Life” on HBO Max. “I wanted to play certain things closer to who I am in life,” Harper, 41, told The Post. “I feel like I’m often called upon to be a little bit more enthusiastic and a little bit more bright and ‘up’ than I actually am.

Barry Jenkins’ acclaimed TV adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel,, William Jackson Harper plays Royal, a freeborn man who helps a runaway slave named Cora Randall (Thuso Mbedu) as she goes on a harrowing journey through the antebellum South to find freedom by way of an underground network of trains, tracks and tunnels. “I just figured this is the kind of job that goes to other people,” Harper tells ET about coming off four years of, where he earned an Emmy nomination for

to earn his first career Emmy nomination, this is it. After starring on four seasons on NBC's acclaimed comedy, , Harper's endearingly neurotic portrayal of Chidi Anagonye, a deceased ethics and moral philosophy professor incapable of making big decisions, landed on the shortlist of this year's best supporting comedy performances.

Kristen Bell is determined to raise her daughters to be anti-racist.

Kristen Bell is gearing up to make a splash in the beauty world.

Kristen Bell is gearing up to make a splash in the beauty world.

Kristen Bell was told she wasn’t “pretty enough” to play the attractive girls onscreen at the start of her career.

Frozen star Kristen Bell says she was told she was not “pretty enough” during her early Hollywood career.

Known for her role of fashionable socialite Tahani Al-Jamil in The Good Place, Jameela Jamil is no stranger to social media. Outspoken about social issues plaguing society today, Jamil has been known for taking to to highlight injustice and problematic portrayals in media.

Actress and activist Jameela Jamil regrets ‘coming out’ earlier this year, confessing it was “not the best time” to candidly discus the details of her sexuality.

Jameela Jamil isn’t interested in being perfect.

Jameela Jamil felt “extremely free” posing in menswear-inspired suits for an unretouched photoshoot for Playboy magazine.

Jameela Jamil hit out at comedian Michelle Collins after she sparked outrage with a cruel joke about The Good Place star contracting coronavirus.

Dax Shepard was once left red-faced after accidentally texting his wife Kristen Bell’s mother a series of eggplant emojis.

Jameela Jamil has hit back at claims she makes up health issues for attention.

Jameela Jamil has admitted she chose an “inappropriate” time to come out as queer.

The Good Place star Jameela Jamil has publicly come out as queer following a backlash over her new role as a judge on HBO Max voguing competition Legendary.

Actress and activist Jameela Jamil has become the latest celebrity to identify as “queer”.

Damon Lindelof has been spiritually linked to NBC’s “The Good Place” since its launch in 2016. Not only did Drew Goddard, an alum of Lindelof’s “Lost,” direct the pilot and serve as an executive producer, but creator Mike Schur had turned to “The Leftovers” and “Watchmen” showrunner for advice on how to craft a serialized comedy tackling subjects like philosophy, humanity and mortality.

NBC’s “The Good Place” signed off last night after after seasons to its highest rating and total viewership for 12 weeks.

The month of January has seen some epic shows come to an end. From Arrow to Bojack Horseman, the shows are leaving a major section of fans teary eyed. The latest one to join the lot is NBC's beloved The Good Place. The Kristen Bell starrer came to an end on Friday and left many fans with a bittersweet finale. While we won't give you spoliers just yet, the cast bid goodbye to the show with some memorable pictures and captions. 

Actress and activist Jameela Jamil turned down an invitation to party with Leonardo DiCaprio, so she could smuggle steaks out of an A-list bash.

Deep into the first season of “BoJack Horseman,” the horse man himself stands at a microphone and asks — no, begs — his friend to tell him that he’s “a good person.” Fresh off yet another useless bender that left him right back where he started, BoJack is desperate for validation, almost literally dying to hear that he’s not, in fact, the monster he’s long suspected himself to be.

is headed to the afterlife on Thursday, signing off after four seasons of existential entertainment, and while the cast is sad to see it go, they're happy to have been able to end things on their own terms.

Jameela Jamil has insisted she has no real interest in “feeling beautiful”.

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SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Patty,” the penultimate episode of “The Good Place.”