Catch morein the full episode of Entertainment Weekly: The Show, available now on the new People/Entertainment Weekly Network (PEN). Go to PEOPLE.com/PEN, or download the free app on your Smart TV, mobile and web devices. In honor of tonight’s finale of the second season of ABC’s The Catch, star Peter Krause sat down with Entertainment Weekly: The Show to take a walk down memory lane. Asked to name the first thing he thinks of when given the title of some of his most beloved projects, he reminisced about everything from playing poker on the set of Sports Night to working with Lauren Graham on the Gilmore Girls revival, a series he calls “comfort food. Read More...
Lynn Shelton is a bit like a third Duplass sibling. After all, the indie director gained her first real mainstream notice directing Mark Duplass in 2009’s awkward sex comedy Humpday then 2011’s more-polished-but-no-less-awkward Your Sister’s Sister. Now, with her latest film, the modest and achingly poignant Outside In, Shelton has cast Mark’s older brother Jay (who also shared writing credits on the movie with her and is best known as an actor for Transparent). Read More...
If you’re a woman of a certain age, you’re probably familiar with Alice McKinley — the strawberry-blond everygirl first introduced in 1985’s The Agony of Alice. Though Newbery Medal-winning author Phyllis Reynolds Naylor originally envisioned the novel as a standalone story, she followed it with a sequel, Alice in Rapture, Sort of, in 1989. Fans still wanted more — so in 1991, Naylor began releasing one Alice book every year, following her creation from middle school to the summer after her high school graduation. Read More...
