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Duncanville s Amy Poehler reminds you that parents are people

In real life, both Poehler and Burrell are parents, so they understand Annie and Jack’s quest for sanity and respect in a world where, to Duncan, everything revolves around him. It ties into something that a lot of parents need to remind both their kids and themselves from time to time: That they’re actually people, too. They deserve respect and kindness, and they also went through what their kids went through at some point. Advertisement We talked to Poehler and Burrell about that very struggle for the video above. We also talked to the pair about what they think is missing from the the role of “parent” so-often written into scripts, and what they’d do if, like Jack’s character might wish, they were able to program the classic rock concert of their dreams just for one night.

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Duncanville exclusive clip stars Amy Poehler, Adam Scott, Aubrey Plaza

Fox’s adult animated comedy Duncanville, created by Amy Poehler along with Julie and Mike Scully, is a coming-of-age show about 15-year-old Duncan Harris (voiced by Poehler). The teenager often fantasizes about being an adult (who’s going to tell him it’s not all that it’s chalked up to be?) and harbors a crush on classmate Mia (Rashida Jones). Duncan’s parents, Annie (Poehler) and Jack (Ty Burrell) are supportive and funny in their own unique way. And they’re sharing their brand of dry humor with another couple in the season-two premiere, “Das Banana Boot.” Advertisement In this exclusive clip from the episode, the Harris family goes on a vacation where Jack and Annie hang out with another couple, Nick and Nina. They swap their respective love stories while Nina pointedly says they’re not swingers. Hmm. But fellow

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Patrick Schwarzenegger confirms dad Arnold quotes himself around the house, talks latest film Moxie

Patrick Schwarzenegger confirms dad Arnold quotes himself around the house, talks latest film Moxie
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Amy Poehler on Moxie and the power of female rage

Moxie, Bikini Kill’s “Rebel Girl” is used as a rallying cry for today’s tormented teen girls today, admonishing them to rise up against their high school oppressors and resist whatever bullshit society is already laying on them. It’s a perfect choice, and one that director Amy Poehler tells us came with Bikini Kill frontwoman Kathleen Hanna’s explicit blessing. Poehler’s genuine love for Hanna is clear in the video above, which also finds the SNL vet expounding on the value of female rage, and Moxie stars Lauren Tsai and Hadley Robinson talking about their favorite “smash shit up” songs.

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Golden Globes come with faulty connections, mixed messages about diversity

Golden Globes come with faulty connections, mixed messages about diversity Published March 1 In this video grab issued Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021, by NBC, nominees in the category best actor in a motion picture, musical or comedy, react as Sacha Baron Cohen, top left, is announced as the winner for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm at the Golden Globe Awards. (NBC via AP) Share on Facebook Print article The Golden Globes are known as the boozy awards show that’s generally on the verge of devolving into chaos, and Sunday’s telecast had that exact energy - but it turns out that kind of vibe is much more fun in person. When it’s a virtual award show, with all the A-list celebrity nominees on Zoom screens reminding you eerily of your office meetings and important life events that have been relegated to your laptop, it’s simultaneously frustrating, depressing and just plain awkward.

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