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Mindy Kaling's Not Suitable for Work, adapting the Murray Hill-set premise, aims to skew NYC dating culture and influencer archetypes, but the show wobbles between parody and earnestness, leaving its satire with an uncertain punchline and tonal direction.
Hulu’s Not Suitable for Work, created and written by Mindy Kaling, introduces five work-obsessed twenty-somethings in NYC, following Abby and AJ as they navigate sublets, office drama, and budding relationships, with a lineup of guest stars and escalating workplace hijinks that set up multiple potential romantic pairings and career moves for the season.
Not Suitable for Work is a warm, comfort-first Hulu comedy about five 20-somethings in NYC juggling careers and romance; it’s a nostalgic throwback with a likable ensemble, but it feels more Millennial than Gen Z and sometimes leans on old-school plotting rather than timely topics. Premieres June 2 on Hulu with nine half-hour episodes in season one.
Mindy Kaling says the online scrutiny of her weight loss is understandable but not fun, stressing that health goals—like staving off diabetes and living longer for her children—drive the changes, while noting she doesn’t dwell on body-shaming as she works on TV projects such as Running Point and Not Suitable for Work.
In a candid interview, Mindy Kaling reflects on defying her early plans—from writing for SNL to creating and starring in The Mindy Project and Not Suitable for Work—while juggling multiple shows and motherhood as a single parent; she emphasizes boundaries around her children's privacy and her weight-loss journey for health, discusses a possible return to acting, and hints at a future LA dating-in-your-40s project, all while praising Peele and Gerwig as creative inspirations.
Mindy Kaling says her weight loss is about health and longevity for her children, not vanity, and she acknowledges scrutiny over her changing body while hinting she may write more about it in the future, noting she wants to stave off diabetes given family history.
Mindy Kaling says her weight loss is about health and longevity, not vanity, aiming to live at least 20 more years for her three young children; she follows a sustainable routine—walking 15–20 miles weekly, hiking, yoga, and weight training—while avoiding weighing herself and focusing on how she feels rather than numbers.
Ike Barinholtz discusses launching Funny You Ask, a weekly comedy‑trivia podcast filmed in a Hollywood studio, where he hosts customized trivia battles with funny guests like Mindy Kaling, Kate Hudson, and Jimmy Kimmel. Barinholtz writes the questions, aims for a show that blends humor with knowledge, and will offer full audio plus YouTube video then short clips for social. He also reflects on The Studio’s success, the loss of Catherine O’Hara, and his upcoming AI project with Luca Guadagnino. The series debuts March 25 on major podcast platforms (and YouTube).
Mindy Kaling's new Hulu comedy series 'Not Suitable for Work' has announced its lead cast, including Ella Hunt, Avantika, Will Angus, Jack Martin, and Nicholas Duvernay, portraying five work-obsessed young professionals in Manhattan's Murray Hill neighborhood.
The 82nd annual Golden Globes nominations will be announced on Monday, December 9, starting at 5:15 a.m. PT/8:30 a.m. ET by Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut. The event will be streamed live on CBSNews.com and the CBS News Mobile App, with additional categories revealed on CBS Mornings. The 2025 ceremony, hosted by Nikki Glaser, will air on January 5 on CBS and Paramount+, featuring new categories and honoring Viola Davis and Ted Danson with special awards.
The 2025 Golden Globes nominations will be announced by Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut on December 9, airing live on CBS and streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime. Viewers can watch the nominations online through various streaming services like DirecTV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV, with options for free trials available. The awards ceremony will take place on January 5, 2025, hosted by Nikki Glazer, with Viola Davis and Ted Danson receiving special honors.
Netflix has acquired the Oscar-nominated documentary "To Kill a Tiger," which tells the story of a father seeking justice in rural India after his daughter is a victim of gang rape. The film, directed by Nisha Pahuja, has garnered critical acclaim and is part of Netflix's recent focus on indie documentaries. Executive producers Mindy Kaling and Dev Patel have been actively promoting the film, with Priyanka Chopra Jonas also joining the project. The acquisition reflects Netflix's continued investment in diverse and impactful storytelling.
Actress Kate Hudson has signed with Virgin Music Group to launch her music career, with her first single "Talk About Love" set for release. Managed by Sandbox Entertainment, she is expected to bring a pop style to her music, despite the company's country music focus. Hudson's album, anticipated for 2024, features songs she co-wrote. Alongside her music endeavors, she is set to star in Mindy Kaling's upcoming Netflix comedy series and continues her acting work, including a role in the Apple TV+ series "Truth Be Told" and hosting the podcast "Sibling Revelry" with her brother.
Reneé Rapp discusses her departure from "The Sex Lives of College Girls" and her casting in the musical film adaptation of "Mean Girls." She opens up about feeling bullied by the industry before landing the role of Regina George, expressing excitement for a fresh start and a new take on the character. Rapp also praises Tina Fey for being a genuine and supportive person behind the scenes.
Reneé Rapp, known for her role in "Mean Girls," has opened up about her departure from the Max series "The Sex Lives of College Girls," citing a more supportive work environment in her current projects. Rapp, who portrayed a wealthy university student in the show, revealed her struggles with her own sexuality while filming the first season. She has since left the series and will reprise her Broadway role of Regina George in the upcoming musical adaptation of "Mean Girls."