Chloë Grace Moretz and Desiree Akhavan stopped by the Vulture Studio at Sundance, along with some of the rest of the cast of The Miseducation of Cameron Post, including Sasha Lane, Emily Skeggs, John Gallagher Jr., and Forrest Goodluck. In the film, Moretz plays a lesbian teen who’s shipped off
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This summer, Tiffany Haddish won the hearts of the public (and if there is a God, Oscar voters), playing the friend you would most want to get drunk with. Now, with the new season of Drunk History, premiering Tuesday, January 23, she’ll win your heart again as the friend you
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Mother! — a movie about climate change and the environment, also the Bible, and maybe even about fracking, Moana, and dating Darren Aronofsky — looked like a serious Oscar contender for approximately seven perfect seconds this summer. Now the Aronofsky epic is in the running for a less prestigious award:
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Actor Rupert Everett stopped by the Vulture Spot at Sundance to chat about his directorial debut, The Happy Prince, a film that chronicles the life of Oscar Wilde. Here, Everett explains why the literary icon is just like Jesus Christ.
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Kate McKinnon debuted as special counsel Robert Mueller in an interview with Colin Jost on SNL’s Weekend Update. As the special counsel overseeing the federal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, McKinnon’s Mueller was relaxed with the grin of a man who had already won and struggled to
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At first glance, Lisa and her husband aren’t quite as irretrievably screwed as so many other stagnating Sundance couples before them — they still make eye contact on occasion, nobody’s cheating or drinking too much. But there’s a moment early in the film, after Lisa presents him with the first
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Does it matter that President Trump called African nations shithole countries? Or that he said all Haitians have AIDS? Or even that he had an extramarital affair with a porn star and then paid her to keep quiet? On Saturday Night Live’s aptly named game show, ‘What Even Matters Anymore,’
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Alex Moffat parodies Bachelor Arie Luyendyk Jr. in Saturday Night Live’s “Car Hunk,” in which Jessica Chastain, Cecily Strong, and Aidy Bryant vie for his sweet, fake love. All characters in the sketch are based on real contestants, featuring Melissa Villaseñor as short-haired Bekah Martinez and Kate McKinnon as Kendall
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