Yashahime Trailer: Inuyasha sequel promo introduces Sesshomaru's twins and Kagome’s daughter

It's not hard to draw a straight line from Charles Dickens to Armando Iannucci. In each there's a passion for human frailty and absurdity, and, above all, a richness of people.

Introducing… Matteo Artemovich Chigvintsev and Buddy Dessert Danielson!

Maggie Lee Chief Asia Film CriticFour days feels like an eternity in “The Eight Hundred,” mainland Chinese writer-director Guan Hu’s monumental, if sometimes unwieldy epic interpretation of the courageous defense of a warehouse by the Chinese Nationalist Army in October 1937. For those with little knowledge of the Sino-Japanese War, the bombardment of facts, action and characters in the 147-minute film can be too much to take in at one go.

Amy Schumer Learns to Cook, star Amy Schumer hilariously fails an impromptu quiz from her husband and cohost, Chris Fischer.“Pop Quiz! #amyschumerlearnstocook @foodnetwork,” Schumer, 39, captioned an Instagram clip of her evaluation on Saturday, August 22. The video begins with Fischer, 40, asking his wife how to “dredge” something.

William Earl administratorOne surprise announcement during DC Fandome’s “Black Adam” panel was that the Justice Society of America will be introduced in the film.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn simpler times, it wasn’t uncommon to see Brooklyn-born New York Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer out and about in the city — but it was a little surreal to see him standing outside the indie mecca Baby’s All Right, located in the city’s hipster-centric Williamsburg neighborhood, on Tuesday afternoon, alongside LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy and several of the owners or managers of the city’s top independent venues.The senator was stepping up to show his support

Amy Schumer Learns to Cook returned for a second season on Monday, August 17, and the comedian and her husband, Chris Fischer, are whipping up a whole new crop of delicious dishes and drinks.For example, in the premiere episode, the couple, who tied the knot in a surprise ceremony in February 2018, prepared several of their favorite frozen foods from scratch.

Amy Schumer found it "really, really hard" to perform while pregnant. The 39-year-old star was on a stand-up comedy tour while pregnant with her son Gene, now 14 months, but struggled to get on stage because she was suffering from hyperemesis gravidarum, which is severe morning sickness, and ultimately had to cancel the final shows because she was so ill.

Closing that door. Amy Schumer’s 15-month-old son, Gene, is “the best thing” in her life, but she and husband Chris Fischer are putting their plans for baby No. 2 “on hold” for the time being.“We did IVF, and IVF was really tough on me,” the actress, 39, said during a Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist appearance, airing on Sunday, August 16.

Amy Schumer has decided she "can't be pregnant ever again". The 'Trainwreck' star and her husband Chris Fischer underwent IVF treatment in February in a bid to conceive a sibling for their son Gene, 14 months, but she's ultimately opted out of future fertility treatment because it was "really tough".

Pregnancy was tough on Amy Schumer, so she's taking precautions. During an upcoming appearance on "Sunday Today with Willie Geist,"  the "Trainwreck" star, 39, revealed that despite discussions of a second child, pregnancy is out of the question.

Amy Schumer admitted that she has no intention of ever getting pregnant again after welcoming her now-1-year-old son, Gene. However, that’s not to say the comedienne is not planning on giving him a sibling at some point.

Amy Schumer, 39, has discussed having more kids with her husband Chris Fischer, 40! The comedian admitted that she’s considered expanding her family in a sneak peek clip for the Aug. 16 episode of Sunday Today with Willie Geist, shared by PEOPLE — you can watch it below. However, if Amy and Chris are to give their one-year-old baby boy Gene a sibling, it would have to be through alternative means.

Amy Schumer is opening up about her plans to expand her family. The actress and comedian has kept fans updated on her efforts to give her 1-year-old son, Gene, a sibling. In a new interview, she says after trying IVF, she's considering other ways to become a mom again, including surrogacy. «I decided that I can't be pregnant ever again,» she says.«We did IVF and IVF was really tough on me,» Schumer says in a sneak peek ofposted by «I don't think I could ever do IVF again.