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The third and final season of the Hulu comedy series debuts on Friday -- by bittersweet coincidence, on Bryant's 34th birthday -- and the actress and comedian says the last episodes of the comedy give fans exactly what they've been waiting for. "It is our best season yet," she tells ET's Lauren Zima. "It is kind of the juiciest, sauciest, most fun season we have ever done... and I think it is a pretty satisfying ending as well, that I think is really relatable." The show, based on Lindy West's memoir, Shrill: Notes From a Loud Woman, stars Bryant -- who is also in the midst of her ninth s...

Portland-filmed ‘Shrill’ brings Aidy Bryant and the cast back for an unsettled final season Updated May 05, 2021; Posted May 05, 2021 Annie (Aidy Bryant) and Nick (Anthony Oberbeck) in a scene from the Portland-filmed "Shrill" Season 3. (Photo: Allyson Riggs/Hulu) Facebook Share When “Shrill” premiered on Hulu in March 2019, the show felt like another example of a comedy filmed in Portland that both reflected and advanced the national image of the Rose City as a comfy haven for unconventional, creative types. Like “Portlandia” before it, “Shrill” starred a “Saturday Night ...

'New Girl' Cast to Reunite for 10th Anniversary at Variety's Virtual TV Fest William Earl, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Variety is pleased to announce programming for its second annual TV Fest on June 8-10. Keynote conversations include a “New Girl” 10th Anniversary reunion, a conversation with Netflix’s Global Head of TV Bela Bajaria, plus Queen Latifah and producer Debra Martin Chase. “New Girl” creator Elizabeth Meriwether and stars Zooey Deschanel, Max Greenfield, Jake Johnson, Lamorne Morris and Hannah Simone will reunite to share stories about their work on the show and d...

Illustration by Joe Ciardiello. In the midst of the Great Depression, a series of ghostly and mysterious thefts flummoxed the Los Angeles Police Department. In November of 1931, $11,000 went missing from a safe at the Owl Drug Company, with no sign of breaking and entering. Then a safe was emptied in a nearby clothing store. Over the next few months, blankets, typewriters, and other items disappeared from stores in the neighborhood without a trace.1 Books in Review By Richard Wright The police had no witnesses, no leads, no suspects, and no idea what was going on until the following wint...

On the Shelf By Ben Philippe Harper: 320 pages, $27 If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from Bookshop.org, whose fees support independent bookstores. Ben Philippe pitched “Sure, I’ll Be Your Black Friend” to publishers as a modern instruction manual on race, with subjects like “Things You Should Probably Not Say to Your Black Friend” and “Can I Touch Your Hair?” The format has been quite successful, especially in the last year, but Philippe offered a distinctive approach and a soft, funny touch, including such white-people touchstones as “Gilmo...