Natasha Lyonne is recounting her journey to being cast as a rather unique character in the new “Smurfs” movie.

Natasha Lyonne talks about attending the Wu-Tang Clan concert, lighting up the Empire State Building with Nick Offerman and ...

You don’t have to work hard to sell Poker Face. It goes like this: “You know the guy who does the Knives Out movies, Rian ...

The Poker Face Season 2 ending is, like any of the best Poker Face episodes, a fun, brain-teasing thrill ride that serves as ...

The finale only serves to emphasize how unsustainable Charlie's life is.

We caught up with "Poker Face" creator Rian Johnson and star Natasha Lyonne to get their highlights from season one of the '70s-style crime series.

“Poker Face” was fortunate to get an early Season 2 renewal, but that luck means that Lyonne, Johnson and showrunners Nora and Lilla Zuckerman don’t yet know whether Emily will appear again ...

A (canine) star is born in this week's Poker Face season 2 finale. That performing pooch just happens to be leading lady and ...

For her late-night appearance, Lyonne turned to stylist Brad Goreski, who notably worked with Oscar-nominated actress Demi Moore during her "The Substance" awards season run. Goreski styled Lyonne's ...

Lyonne and Johnson, who created “Poker Face” and wrote and directed on the series, also had to work through the physical response Charlie has once she hears a lie — something that she more ...

In ‘Poker Face,’ Natasha Lyonne Just Wants to Give You Some Truth. Lyonne’s role as a human lie detector earned her an Emmy nomination for acting, her third.

Natasha Lyonne in “Poker Face.” The show comes from Rian Johnson, the writer-director of “ Knives Out ” and “ Glass Onion ,” both of which I liked fine. I think he’s found a stronger ...