The Hollywood Reporter’s latest “Person of Interest” is the comedian, writer and director who has released his first musical ...

But she plays a supporting role in the film; the lead belongs to Rachel Sennott, making her feature ... Gordon is the other now-famous-ish face in the film; she previously appeared in Booksmart ...

Holland is about as subtle as a kick in the face with a clog ... when she loses an earring and suspects her kid’s tutor (Rachel Sennott) of taking it. This imbalance in her perfectly ordered ...

Anyone who has seen “Bottoms” or “Shiva Baby” knows Rachel Sennott is irreverent, witty, and laugh-out-loud funny. And thanks to HBO, she’ll soon be front and center on her own series.

His film credits include Netflix’s I Used to Be Funny opposite Rachel Sennott and the the Toronto International Film Festival selection Clara. He has been involved in a slate of independent ...

This time, there are signs that connective tissue may have gotten lost in the editing. (Rachel Sennott, from “Bottoms,” appears for what barely qualifies as a cameo.) Yet there is just enough ...

Nancy's biggest issues seem to be her 13-year-old son Harry (Jude Hill) being “cheesed off” at her and wondering if disinterested babysitter Candy (Rachel Sennott) stole one of her pearl earrings.

Plus: a Rachel Sennott cameo. We are not worthy! Holland’s town of Holland is built on a facade, laying a perfect thematic foundation for a film about artifice. Nancy’s husband Fred spends his ...

Former NFL Network and Fox Sports star Rachel Bonnetta revealed that she had received an autism diagnosis a few months ago.

Sam played by Rachel Sennott, following a traumatic event. Pankiw relays Sam's mindset going back and forth between past and present, revealing fragments of why Sam eventually breaks down.