Rashida Jones Reviews, Interviews & More
And it's' 'so long, and good luck' to lovable Jerry in "Jerry's Retirement," the second of two Parks and Recreation episodes this week.
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Cue wedding bells on Parks and Recreation. This week, the appropriately titled episode "Leslie and Ben" features our two lovebirds who say to hell with getting married in May (what about sweeps?!), and instead decide to have a spontaneous ceremony at the black tie gala that began last week on "Emergency Response".
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It's all about Ann in the appropriately titled "Ann's Decision", the latest episode of Parks and Recreation. Other stuff happens, but it's Ann Perkins on center stage.
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The long-standing, always heated rivalry between Pawnee and Eagleton takes center stage in "Pawnee Commons", the latest episode of Parks and Recreation.
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Things are getting all sexy in Pawnee, albeit in a senior citizen kind of way, in the latest episode from Parks and Recreation, "Sex Education."
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Parks and Recreation loads up the second to last episode of season four with more comedy awesomeness. Going into the final day of persuading Pawnee voters, Leslie Knope's campaign is running like a well-oiled machine... until. That's right, something crazy happens, and it includes another guest appearance from Paul Rudd. What's not crazy is...
With Amy Poehler handling the writing and directing (and acting!) chores this week, she crafts a sensational episode of Parks and Recreation, where her Leslie Knope finally gets into the debate ring with Bobby Newport. And that means the welcome return of Paul Rudd. The show is running full steam ahead as it prepares for the finale...
The last "Parks and Recreation" episode until April 19th is solid comedy, highlighted by a terrific script from cast member Nick Offerman. The show heads to the NBC bench with a funny guest appearance by Sean Hayes, who encounters a rather tipsy Leslie Knope. It's getting redundant to call it another excellent episode of comedy, but that's how it is! See ya in a few weeks, 'Parks &...
Alright! It's 2012, which means this could be the last Sundance Film Festival ever, so we'd better make the most of it! With over 100 feature narrative & documentary films being screened, as well as short film programs, panel discussions, art installations, music performances, and industry parties, it's next to impossible to decide how to spend our time here! However, I've managed to whittle...
There was bound to be a minor - very minor - letdown on "Parks and Recreation" after last week's A+ episode. But "Citizen Cope" still scores high marks across the board, allowing the world to get an up-close look at Leslie Knope, Private Citizen. There is also a pretty good twist at the end.
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As with every new year of television, the weakest shows that cost the most money are often cancelled after airing a handful of episodes. For example: this season, we've already seen The Playboy Club get shuttered, among others. TV shows are often about the ensemble, and most of their casts need time to work together to see how their chemistry develops over longer...
There's something curious about relaunching a famous brand that has gotten dusty. Sometimes reboots are done out of love, but more often than not it's just a cashgrab. But don't worry about 2011's The Muppets, it was made by the right people for the right reasons. There's no denying that The Muppets are a beloved group of performers, but between...
It's the end of the world on the latest installment of "Parks and Recreation." A local Pawnee group predicts that the end is near, so what better time for our friends in Pawnee to reflect on their own lives. Leslie loses her cool over the thought of Ben with someone else and Tom and Jean-Ralphio decide to throw the party to end all parties. The cast is in fine form and the writing first class,...
Finding Joe is a scary documentary. Really scary if you’ve had any doubts about who you are, where you’re going, where you’ve been or how to start fresh. From first time feature-length director Patrick Takaya Solomon, Joe is a special brand of touchy-feely motivational cinema that gives you every reason in...
"Parks and Recreation" is back with the premier of season four - smack dab in the middle of a creative hot streak for the NBC comedy. And from the get-go there is no signs of a letdown, picking right up where the season three finale left off, with Leslie Knope discussing the possibility of her running for city council. But the whole run for office/secretly date Ben, her boss, thing is going to...
It's that time of the year again, Vanity Fair is about to release their annual Hollywood issue. We have to admit, this year's stars are a lot more interesting and diverse than the group from 2010. It features everyone from Ryan Reynolds to Noomi Rapace. The majority of the three-tier cover models include young Hollywood favorites and one legend who managed to sneak in between...
There's not other way of saying it, with My Idiot Brother mainstream Hollywood has officially hit the streets of Sundance. Despite the fact that I will see Paul Rudd (even when I'm supposed to be looking for the best unknown ____ who is soon to be amazing) in anything and enjoy the entire supporting cast, one can't help but wonder what this film is doing at an...
Adam Yauch's Fight for Your Right Revisited, featuring Elijah Wood, Danny McBride, Seth Rogen, Jack Black, Will Ferrell, and John C. Riley delivers big time. Just imagine every actor you can think of packed into a hilarious 30 minute music video....
It's been a while since we've heard anything about the upcoming Muppet movie, but today we've got some good news to report. According to THR, three actors are currently in negotiations to join the film including an Oscar winner and an Oscar nominee. Amy Adams, Chris Cooper, and Rashida Jones will add a more human element to the revamped Jason Segel production.
Ever since Rashida Jones, daughter of Quincy Jones, appeared in The Office, I've been curious to see how her career would evolve. She was funny, charming and absolutely gorgeous; definitely the perfect combination for a successful career. Well, after appearing as the girlfriend of Paul Rudd in I Love You, Man, she has taken the...
