Alan Yang’s Art-House Comedies
The co-creator of Forever on making Cassavetes for people of color, Master of None season three, and Parks and Recreation’s epic Secret Santas.
The co-creator of Forever on making Cassavetes for people of color, Master of None season three, and Parks and Recreation’s epic Secret Santas.
“His conversation with me was a turning point.”
The BoJack Horseman creator on Times Up, bad men, and his apology tour.
From Handsomest Sociopath to Worst Wig.
“I think everyone was like, ‘Yeah, that’s a cool idea to cast Asian-Americans, but like, why would we have to do that?’”
We! Want! Flags!
“If it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone.”
Bradley Cooper remembers the time he did drag during Halloween with Amy Poehler.
Including Donald Trump, the New York Times, and Barack Obama.
Where’s Margot?!
“We need to rip it up.”
After decades in supporting parts, the Emmy nominee plays the hero in Killing Eve.
How Henry Golding, a travel host with no acting credits to his name, became the leading man in three upcoming films, starting with Crazy Rich Asians.
The author is happy to be the public face of his book’s upcoming movie adaptation. But he’d be happier if somebody else were doing it for him.
The writer looks back on the first season of FX’s Pose, challenging Ryan Murphy, and the politics of desire.
Thank you, Simon Pegg!
“I am exceptionally honored that I am able to hold this moment, not only for myself, but what it may mean for our community.”
Sex, politics, and Call Me by Your Name.
“It’s weird that anxiety is finally on message.”
Jane the Virgin, The Americans, The Bachelor, and Star Trek: Discovery surprised us all, even detectives on the internet. Spoilers ahead!