Hershal Pandya

3 weeks ago | vulture.com | Hershal Pandya

On April 10, it was announced that residents of the U.K. would be getting their own version of Saturday Night Live to ostensibly satirize the Royals, mock the Tories, and platform British actors campaigning for BAFTAs. According to reports, the Sky Max Now series will be produced by Lorne Michaels’s Broadway Video and feature the same rotating host and musical-guest format as the American original.

1 month ago | vulture.com | Hershal Pandya

The execs. Fans of industry satire, long tracking shots, and tense jazz percussion have cause to celebrate today. Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s sitcom The Studiois renewed by Apple TV+ for a second season. In the show, Rogen plays Matt Remick, the newly appointed head of fictional movie studio Continental, whose struggle to balance his ego, love of cinema, and commercial responsibilities causes him to spiral into constant fits of anxiety that are palpable through the screen.

1 month ago | vulture.com | Hershal Pandya

“I’d just called Danny to go, “Holy shit, man, you made me a hero!” And he goes, ‘Just wait, buddy …’” Spoilers follow for the series finale of The Righteous Gemstones, “That Man of God May Be Complete.” When Seann William Scott was cast in the final season of The Righteous Gemstones, he had no idea that his character, Corey Milsap, would have such a pivotal role in the series finale; all he knew was that it was an opportunity to work on his “favorite show.” So he was surprised to learn that...

1 month ago | vulture.com | Hershal Pandya

The funniest running plotline in the current (and final) season of HBO’s The Righteous Gemstones involves a coked-up Uncle Baby Billy (Walton Goggins) trying to parlay the success of his Christian TV show, Baby Billy’s Bible Bonkers, into entertainment moguldom by launching a new TV show about Jesus Christ’s oft-unexplored teen years called Teenjus.

1 month ago | vulture.com | Hershal Pandya

Founded in 2015 in Los Angeles, California, Summit Ice® is a not-for-profit entity dedicated to producing premium outdoor apparel and raising awareness of the Holocaust. The millions we’ve earned through the sales of our outerwear has financed education programs for young people grades 5-12 in Western Canada and throughout North America to educate them about intolerance, racial bias, and genocide. However, this focus on the message behind our jackets has come at a cost.