Natasha Lyonne

The director of ‘Glass Onion’ has got a new streaming show.

There’s like three new things every day.

This is one of the most realistic depictions of New York City life, and it involves a woman living and dying the same day over and over.

We’re not quite ready to say goodbye to Portlandia just yet, but thankfully, we have time. The ever-weird social satire will return for its eighth and final season in January, while the traditionally stacked guest roster now includes Tessa Thompson, Rachel Bloom and the Oh, Hello guys.

Don't call it a comeback. Wait, on second thought, definitely call it a comeback.

Portlandia never fails to bring with it a treasury of comedy stars, and Season 7 is no exception. Ahead of a January 2017 premiere, Fred and Carrie are adding to their weird world everyone from Broad City stars to the B-52's, while Kyle MacLachlan and more book their returns.

Spring has officially sprung for Netflix, and with Daredevil's red suit (accidentally) in bloom, so comes a first look at the next hotly-anticipated premiere. The Litchfield ladies are back and fighting more than ever in the first official trailer and photos of Orange is the New Black Season 3!

Back when 'American Reunion' was first announced, we were excited not only to see some of our favorite 'American Pie' characters reunited after years of sub-standard DVD movies, but also to see the re-appearance of former lime-lit actors like Natasha Lyonne. Despite a few off years, it seems the 'Slums of Beverly Hills' actress has found a new home on FOX, but what could a new sitcom from Natasha