Here’s Parks and Recreation’s Aubrey Plaza on Conan last night, telling him about her self-sex scene in her new movie, The To Do List, the filming of which involved a bunch of old guys smoking cigarettes watching her. Okay, turns out they weren’t really smoking cigarettes and they were part of the crew, but it’s still pretty creepy. Aubrey Plaza Tells Conan About Her Masturbation Scene […] ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWlobGdgbHyiwcGrnLJloKGuu62MrZylpKNisLC6wKdkmpqfqsFutMSrZKaZo6nCs67AraCopl2osKa6xGagp2WknbJuwM5mm6hlnJ7AtXrHraSl

Sheryl Lee Ralph has big plans for her post-Emmys career, so long as the younger generations keep hiring her. Into It with Sam Sanders Get the latest episodes Thursdays. Subscribe to the podcast here. Photo: JJ Geiger Into It with Sam Sanders Get the latest episodes Thursdays. Subscribe to the podcast here. When Sheryl Lee Ralph won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on Abbott Elementary, she wasn’t just accepting praise for playing Barbara Howard, the tough-but-sweet, quietly hilarious kindergarten teacher she plays in Quinta Brunson’s ABC sitcom.

Here is a list of people Azealia Banks has fought with: Perez Hilton, Rita Ora, the Stone Roses, Lady Gaga, Iggy Azalea, Angel Haze, Lily Allen, Kreayshawn, Lil Kim, Dominique Young Unique, *deep breath* Nicki Minaj, Jim Jones, Pharrell, A$AP Rocky, Disclosure … And the list likely goes on! This week, it’s T.I., who appeared in Banks’s crosshairs after his protégé, the Iggy Azalea, ended up on the XXL Freshman cover in 2012.

Netflix recently announced that they’re expanding into original comedy specials, and now, the streaming service is prepping to release its biggest standup special yet: Aziz Ansari’s latest, Buried Alive, which debuts exclusively on Netflix November 1st, according to The NY Times. Ansari’s third special, Buried Alive is based on his tour of the same name and he calls it “a lot more mature” than previous specials, focusing on his friends starting families while he lives his life as a comedian avoiding commitment.

Bachelor in Paradise Week 7 Season 9 Episode 7 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Bachelor in Paradise Week 7 Season 9 Episode 7 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » I know I said that I don’t mind the rose ceremonies being a little more loosey-goosey on Bachelor in Paradise, and that’s still true.

She loves alt-comedy! Vulture prizes itself on being ahead of the times, so if you’ve been reading Comedians You Should Know since 2020, then Robby Hoffman is an old name. But this time, she’s not in the news for her comedy, which can best be described as “queer curmudgeon”; she’s in the news for dating former Bachelorette Gabby Windey. Windey revealed the news today, through an appearance on The View and an Instagram post captioned, “Told you I’m a girls girl!

Addison Rae. Sound the “Renegade” alarm. The pop genre was given mouth to mouth, taught a TikTok dance, and revived on August 18 when Addison Rae released new music for the first time in over two years. It’s a five-track album without a single song that runs for longer than three minutes, but still. The 22-year-old TikTok star turned aspiring actress and musician tweeted (X-ed?) album art of herself blowing bubble gum on August 14 with the caption “dug up a few of the leaks from the lost album 💗 AR 8.

He’s doing it all with a glee that plays up how silly all these hyperspecific ideas about gender and language and pop stardom and activism have been all along. Bad Bunny is cruising down lanes that not too long ago didn’t quite exist. The Puerto Rican singer/rapper has done American late night, Coachella’s main stage, the Super Bowl halftime show, and collaborations with the likes of Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Cardi B without singing in English.

Bad Bunny Every pop musician worth their salt these days has a TikTok challenge for a song. (And some others make one anyway.) For Bad Bunny, that’s the Abuela Challenge, which became popular when quarantine began in March: Fans play his Missy Elliott–sampling banger “Safaera” for their Spanish-speaking grandmothers and watch for their reactions to his raunchy bars. Specifically, it’s the line “Si tu novio no te mama el culo / Pa’ eso que no mame,” which roughly translates to “If your boyfriend doesn’t eat your ass / Why bother?

Let’s fight. A win for us all — finally, Latine people get a movie about luchadores with actual Latinos stepping into the spandex. Cassandro is set to be released in some theaters on September 15 and then a week later on Prime Video, and this movie has it all — exóticos, queer love, a Celia Cruz song, a mother-son relationship, and … (checks notes) Bad Bunny? The movie has been well received by Un Verano Sin Ti fans who are looking forward to Bad Bunny locking lips with someone who isn’t [redacted].