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Kenneth Lonergan has assembled Aubrey Plaza, Adam Driver, Vanessa Kirby and Matthew Broderick for Tomorrow Is a Drag, Lonergan's first film since Manchester by the Sea. MK2 Films is handling international sales ahead of a fall shoot in New York, reuniting Lonergan with Broderick and producer Sara Murphy of Fat City.
Kenneth Lonergan returns to directing with Tomorrow Is a Drag, a drama led by Aubrey Plaza, Adam Driver, Vanessa Kirby and Matthew Broderick; the project marks his highly anticipated comeback since Manchester by the Sea, with MK2 Films handling international sales and production slated to begin in New York, blending Lonergan’s signature humor and intimate character study.
Aubrey Plaza, who is expecting her first child with partner Christopher Abbott, was interrupted mid-interview for her animated project Kevin when her baby kicked; she joked that she’d been “knocked” and kept chatting. The pregnancy was confirmed earlier this year and Plaza said she’s excited to become a mom, with East Coast raising plans likely.
Amazon Prime Video’s Kevin is a chaotic yet heartfelt eight-episode animated coming-of-age about a tuxedo cat who leaves his owners for a shelter, navigating independence alongside a quirky animal ensemble in a distinctly New York setting, with a star-studded voice cast led by Jason Schwartzman and Aubrey Plaza.
Tribeca Festival’s 2026 lineup features The Accompanist, led by Aubrey Plaza and Susan Sarandon, and Happy Hours, among 118 feature films and 86 shorts with 45 world premieres, as the festival returns June 3–14 in New York City.
Tribeca Festival’s 25th edition features a record 103 world premiere feature films (out of 117 features and 86 shorts) and a star-studded lineup that includes Aubrey Plaza, Paul Rudd and Quentin Tarantino, with the festival running June 3–14 and including Tribeca X. Highlights include opening-night Earth, Wind & Fire doc and closing-night Alicia Keys: Girl From Hell’s Kitchen, plus a slate spanning galas, spotlights, and documentaries across narratives and international selections.
Aubrey Plaza confirmed she’s pregnant with her first child on a recent episode of the SmartLess podcast (per Page Six), sharing ultrasound details and her excitement about motherhood; People had previously reported the pregnancy, and she and partner Chris Abbott have kept their relationship private since the news surfaced. SiriusXM subscribers can listen to the full interview.
Entertainment site reports that Aubrey Plaza and Christopher Abbott are expecting their first child this fall, with Plaza’s return to the spotlight after her husband Jeff Baena’s death; the piece muses that the baby will be stylishly cool given both stars’ knack for subverting expectations.
Aubrey Plaza's pregnancy has sparked a wave of judgment about how widows should grieve, underscoring a persistent stigma that there's a 'right' timeline to move on after a spouse's death; experts say grief is personal and supporters should celebrate Plaza’s next chapter rather than police her choices.
Aubrey Plaza praised the film 'The Gorge' for helping her process her grief over her late husband Jeff Baena, which moved director Scott Derrickson deeply, highlighting the emotional impact of movies on personal healing.
Actress Aubrey Plaza was seen wearing a T-shirt supporting Philadelphia as a women's sports town at a WNBA game, which quickly sold out and gained significant attention, boosting the profile of Watch Party PHL and its merchandise.
Actress Aubrey Plaza opened up about her ongoing grief following the suicide of her husband, Jeff Baena, in January, describing her emotional struggles and the daily challenge of coping with loss, while emphasizing the importance of mental health support.
Actress Aubrey Plaza discussed her ongoing grief over her husband's suicide, describing it as a 'giant ocean of awfulness' and sharing her emotional struggles seven months after his death, while promoting her new film.
Aubrey Plaza discussed her ongoing grief over her husband Jeff Baena's death by suicide, comparing her emotional state to the movie 'The Gorge,' which symbolizes the deep and tumultuous nature of her feelings. She shared her struggles and resilience in coping with her loss during an interview with Amy Poehler, highlighting the universal challenge of grief and the importance of vulnerability.
Actress Aubrey Plaza discussed her ongoing grief following the sudden death of her husband, filmmaker Jeff Baena, by suicide, sharing her emotional struggles and coping process during a podcast appearance.