See if your quarantine project can top this: Madonna is writing a biopic with Diablo Cody, the pair confirmed on a wide-ranging Instagram Live on September 10. The Queen of Pop had previously alluded to a new project with Cody — between questioning the COVID-19 pandemic and enjoying her bathtub — telling fans a month ago that the two were writing together. Last night’s Instagram Live was a live writing session, starting on page 107 (!

Mark Normand has slogged his way through the New York comedy scene since 2006. For years now, he’s labored through open mics all across the city, played shows to half-filled rooms and drunk, distracted patrons, spent hours enticing passers-by to free comedy shows in the West Village, and balanced multiple careers, a relationship, and a social life. But all of these have not been for nothing. Normand is now a Comedy Cellar regular, has appeared on Conan, Last Comic Standing, and Inside Amy Schumer.

Eight years into Las Culturistas, its hosts are recalibrating how open they want to be. “For ten years I always said to myself, I wish I kept a diary. And then I realized I have been keeping a diary. I don’t think I could write out something more in-depth than what we’ve shared in episodes.” Photo: Lucas Michael for New York Magazine “For ten years I always said to myself, I wish I kept a diary.

Hannah Levy and Adriana Robles. Wait, aren’t SNL announcements done for the year? Naaaaaaw, they still comin’! A source close to the show has confirmed to Vulture that Hannah Levy and Adriana Robles have been hired as video directors on Saturday Night Live’s 44th season. The directing team joins SNL at a time when the show has evolved its strategy to ramp up its output of internet-friendly digital shorts. Levy and Robles’s hiring came not long before the announcement that they will also be directing one of six short films funded by Paul Feig and Laura Fischer’s new Powderkeg: Fuse incubator initiative, which will champion the work of women filmmakers with a slate of original shorts.

Modern Family Career Day Season 4 Episode 21 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Modern Family Career Day Season 4 Episode 21 Editor’s Rating 4 stars **** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Before we get going here, may I politely, insistently request someone fire up a petition to have Rob Riggle’s Gil Thorpe recur no fewer than five times per season from here on out?

Part Five Sunday, February 2, 2014 9 – 10pm ET on MASTERPIECE on PBS Rose’s surprise party for Robert risks scandal. Mary meets an old suitor, and Edith gets troubling news. Shown from left to right: Brendan Patricks as Evelyn Napier, Michelle Dockery as Lady Mary and Julian Ovenden as Charles Blake (C) Nick Briggs/Carnival Film & Television Limited 2013 for MASTERPIECE This image may be used only in the direct promotion of MASTERPIECE CLASSIC.

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We know what you’re thinking: Shouldn’t Oscar-winner Julianne Moore be in that headline somewhere? Not when the news at hand is as important as Nicholas Galitzine playing another gay royal, less than a year after his delightfully overcommitted performance in Red, White, & Royal Blue. This time, Galitzine is George Villiers in Starz’s Mary & George, the to-be favourite (read: gay side piece) of King James I. As for Moore, she plays his mother, Mary, who pushed her son toward James (played by Tony Curran, best known as Doctor Who’s Van Gogh) for her own political benefit.

I was a freshman in college when the first episode of Twin Peaks aired. I remember watching it in my dorm room on my tiny portable black-and-white TV. And surely it’s a trick of memory, but I recall it as if a portal opened up before me, into a place not just dark but intimate, jarring, erotic, troubling. I remember feeling like I wasn’t watching the show so much as the show was watching me.

Because if you’re gonna act the part, you might as well write it, too.Per DC Comics, Paul Dano will be penning a comic-book origin story for his The Batman character, the Riddler. Riddler: Year One will be illustrated by Stevan Subic and published on a bimonthly basis for six issues starting this October. According to a press release, the DC Black Label series will explore “the background of how accountant Edward Nashton went from a simple Gotham City nobody to becoming Batman’s nemesis, setting them on a collision course” that unfolds in Matt Reeves’s movie.