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Aziz Ansari’s directorial debut also features Seth Rogen and Keke Palmer.
In a 2022 interview with CNBC, Murray, accused of assault, claimed he “did something [he] thought was funny.”
In this week’s edition of Confider, we look at the #MeToo men mounting pathetic comebacks, the cringiest right-wing media rap video ever, and the ongoing drama inside G/O Media
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A complaint was filed last week, and production on “Being Mortal” was placed on hold Monday.
The complaint, which has sparked an investigation by Searchlight Pictures, is reportedly not related to Ansari.
The “Real Time” host’s new HBO comedy special is as unfunny and unimaginative as its title.
Ansari will also write and direct the comedy-drama film, which is based on the book “Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End.”
In light of its co-creator’s #MeToo controversy, the third season of the Netflix series shifts its focus to Denise (Lena Waithe) and her wife, Alicia (Naomi Ackie).
In a new podcast interview with The Daily Beast, comedian Maria Bamford opens up about working with Louis C.K. despite the “rumors.”
For the first time, Judd Apatow speaks out about comedian Shane Gillis, who was fired by “Saturday Night Live” for, among other things, using homophobic slurs against him.