“I just finished season two of Platonic with Seth [Rogen] again, so that was lovely to work with him again. It just made me ...

Theatre Washington has announced nominees for the 41st Helen Hayes Awards, which will be presented on Monday, May 19 at an event at The Anthem. The nominations are for productions in the Washington, ...

The writer and director cut his teeth on comedies with Judd Apatow and is thrilled to still be making people laugh in a fickle industry Nicholas Stoller and Russell Brand at the premiere of 'Get ...

if you need an extra arm, I'm available!' Reese and Manning filmed their behind-the-scenes clip while on the Georgia set of Nicholas Stoller's wacky bridal war comedy, which was shot way back in ...

After releasing the chaotic wedding flick You're Cordially Invited, writer-director Nicholas Stoller, his star Will Ferrell, and Amazon MGM are wasting no time getting their next collaboration ...

And according to Deadline, that’s exactly what is happening, as Stoller is preparing to make new movie starring Ferrell. While we don’t yet know the title for the movie (the IMDb reports it as ...

Nicholas Stoller still has a busy year ahead of him. Season 2 of Platonic, his hit Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen series with Francesca Delbanco, is set to return to Apple TV+ with more friendly humor ...

If you’re one of those people, “You’re Cordially Invited” might just satisfy that endless itch. Director Nicholas Stoller’s most recent film is by no means the pinnacle of cinema. Even by rom-com ...

Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon Are Wasted in Nicholas Stoller's Laugh-Challenged Amazon Comedy After host Stephen Colbert called it “one of the best documentaries I’ve seen in years,” he asked, ...

Following the recent success of "You’re Cordially Invited", Amazon MGM Studios is pre-production on another Nicholas Stoller project. The project reunites Stoller with his "Neighbors" star Zac Efron ...

Directed by Nicholas Stoller (Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Neighbors), the movie feels like a familiar throwback to the 2000s. Amazon supports NPR and pays to distribute some of our content.