Rashida Jones
Welcome to 'Trumpland'
Network president Rashida Jones resigns, Rachel Maddow returns, and ratings are way, way down.
Interview
Speaking with IndieWire about creator Katie Robbins' new sci-fi series for Apple TV+, the executive producer and actress reflected on the state of TV, robots, and the humanity in-between.
It's Always Cloudy in Kyoto
Adapted from Colin O'Sullivan's 2018 novel, "The Dark Manual," Katie Robbins' genre mash-up follows a grieving wife and mother whose new robot companion may be the key to finding her family.
Trailer
The darkly comedic mystery series is produced for Apple TV+ by A24.
Also starring Dolly Parton, Colin Higgins' 1980 workplace comedy has had sequel rumors swirling around its metaphorical water cooler for years.
NYFF: Sofia Coppola's new comedy is her lightest film yet, but it's also an honest self-portrait of an artist struggling with domesticity.
Dream team Sofia Coppola and Bill Murray reunite for the filmmaker's newest feature, and add Rashida Jones into their frisky comedy.
Jones pairs with "Lost in Translation" star Bill Murray on Coppola's upcoming film "On the Rocks" from A24 and Apple TV+.
Loosely inspired by Barris' approach to parenting, relationships, race, and culture, the Netflix series premieres on April 17.
The creator of "Despicable Me" tries to redeem himself with a beautiful throwback to the glory days of hand-drawn animation.
Longtime production partners Rashida Jones and Will McCormack see one show end at TNT while their "Kevin Can Go F— Himself" is born at AMC.
Local businesswoman Julia Testa did not want Coppola filming in front of her Thompson Street flower shop, so she took matters into her own hands.
