For Rian Johnson, the fun of Poker Face season 2 was figuring out how to give its lie-detecting lead new relationships.

Lyonne was the center of attention at the Peacock series launch party, with guest star Taylor Schilling saying, “I'd go to ...

The premise established in Season 1 has Charlie fleeing from the mob, which is another reason for her transient life on the ...

"Knives Out" director Rian Johnson expresses his support for theatrical releases after Netflix's CEO calls them "outdated." ...

Holmes is among the star-studded cast of the show's upcoming sophomore season Katie Holmes rocked curly hair at a party on ...

Poker Face' is almost back with season 2, and to prepare, series creator Rian Johnson and star Natasha Lyonne are laying all ...

Man, they've got to stop feeding these girls after midnight." What's better than one Cynthia Erivo? Five Cynthia Erivos, ...

Perhaps the greatest achievement of Poker Face season 2 is that, despite its obvious and steadfast algorithmic structure, ...

Rian Johnson, the creator of the Knives Out franchise and director of films like Looper and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, has ...

During a recent interview, Sarandos suggested that the movie theater model was “outdated,” and that Netflix’s streaming model ...

New showrunner Tony Tost expertly balances huge guest stars and Charlie’s inner conflict to excellent results The post ‘Poker ...

In the weekly comedic mysteries of “Poker Face” Natasha Lyonne is Charlie, who has the ability to tell when people are lying.