George Clooney used to be one of the most sought after romantic comedy stars. But in recent years he has largely stepped away from the once-popular genre, and in a new interview he revealed his reasoning for quietly saying goodbye to rom-coms. Clooney, 63, opened up about his changing career in an interview with 60
Playwright Douglas Lyons, photographed at IAMA Theatre Company, where his play “Don’t Touch My Hair” will be performed this month. (Carlin Stiehl / For The Times) Douglas Lyons stays booked and busy. The seasoned stage actor, also a musical composer-lyricist and a writer on Apple TV+’s “Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock,” is currently in
Paul Glynn Entertainment reporter BBC Lucy Punch is “deliciously desperate” as Amanda, one critic said Amandaland, the new BBC series which is a spin-off from the popular sitcom Motherland, has received a rapturous response from critics. The show sees Lucy Punch reprise her role as Amanda, the overbearing and competitive mother who was a viewer
Michelle Pfeiffer and George Clooney play single parents trying to get through a very busy day in New York in One Fine Day. 20th Century Fox/Alamy hide caption toggle caption 20th Century Fox/Alamy This week on Pop Culture Happy Hour, we talked about our “pop culture pumpkin spice lattes” – things we might call “basic”