#dramedy

#dramedy

How might've things turned out differently for us if we'd felt empowered to be out in high school? Or, better yet, what if we didn't even have to "come out," and were simply accepted for who we were from the jump? Back in 2005, a largely forgotten film explored those questions with a twist: What if you could re-live your teen years in world where it was normal to be gay? Well, be careful what you wish for...

In season 2, Coop is challenged by Ash, a charming Gatsby-type figure who may also be a weapons trafficker, forcing Coop to question his moral limits.

Sklar's indefatigable, but his cachet has waned. Where his early paintings now sell for millions, he can barely give his more recent work away.

Julian Sklar, a star of the '60s and '70s, has spent decades in retreat, living off his notoriety and persona as an art curmudgeon, while Lori Butler, with considerable talent, struggles to make ends meet working at a food truck.

At its core, DTF is an apt, idiosyncratic portrait of the male loneliness epidemic and the diabolical advent of dating technology in the 21st century.

LOS ANGELES -- Searchlight Pictures' "Is This Thing On?" stars Will Arnett and Laura Dern as a couple in a struggling marriage. The dramedy - directed, produced, and with a screenplay by Bradley Cooper - follows Alex (Arnett), who is "seeking new purpose in the New York comedy scene." In the newly released trailer, Alex begins his stand-up comedy set with "I think I'm getting a divorce. What tipped me off was that I'm living in an apartment on my own. Yeah, and my wife and kids don't live there, so... That was probably the- the biggest clue."

Linda, played by Rose Byrne, faces the dual challenges of balancing her demanding job and managing a flooded apartment. Seeking escape, she turns to a stranger met at a motel.

Sedgwick plays Cynthia, whose brilliant husband, Warren, once on the staff of the Watergate committee, is now 83 and sliding into dementia.