Zosia Mamet
How Finneas Ended Up as One of Stephanie Hsu’s Love Interests in ‘Laid’
The music star makes an appearance in the Peacock comedy, which sees Hsu as a woman trying to figure out why her exes are suddenly dying.
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‘Laid’ Review: Stephanie Hsu and Zosia Mamet Liven up Peacock’s Uneven Sex-and-Death Comedy
A 30something woman discovers that her exes are dying off one by one in a series created by Nahnatchka Khan and Sally Bradford McKenna ('Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23').
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Kaley Cuoco, Stephanie Hsu and Zosia Mamet Celebrate ‘Killer Women in Comedy’ With Peacock and The Hollywood Reporter
Cuoco, who stars in returning series 'Based on a True Story,' joined Hsu and Mamet, who lead new show 'Laid,' at Wednesday night's party on the Universal lot.
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‘The Decameron’ Cast on Making Netflix’s Black Death-Set “Wine-Soaked Sex Romp”
The dark comedy set during the Black Death is a true ensemble show, allowing each of its main actors a moment to shine.
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How ‘The Decameron’ Showrunner Kathleen Jordan Found the Right Tone for the Plague-Set Comedy
The Netflix dark comedy is loosely based on Giovanni Boccaccio's short story collection set during the bubonic plague pandemic.
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‘The Decameron’ Review: Zosia Mamet and Tony Hale in Netflix’s Fitfully Funny Black Plague Comedy
This series loosely inspired by the Boccaccio classic revolves around a group of nobles and servants waiting out the Black Plague in 14th-century Tuscany.
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Bubonic Plague Sparks Wine-Soaked Sex Romp in Netflix’s ‘The Decameron’ Trailer
Lou Gala, Tony Hale, Zosia Mamet and Saoirse-Monica Jackson party like it’s 14th-century Florence, and the Black Death is everywhere in the look at the soapy dramedy.
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Netflix’s Black Death Dramedy ‘The Decameron’ Sets Cast
Tony Hale, Zosia Mamet and 'Derry Girls' star Saoirse-Monica Jackson are among 10 actors joining the series.
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Thuso Mbedu and Katie Holmes Support Women Filmmakers at Chanel’s Through Her Lens Luncheon
“We need to celebrate and encourage more diverse voices,” said Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins at the event highlighting Chanel's partnership with Tribeca Studios.
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Kaley Cuoco on Tackling Sobriety, Five Versions of Herself in Season Two of ‘The Flight Attendant’
"Season one was good so I was very nervous to do a season two," the star admitted at the show's premiere on Tuesday. "We knew we had to be better and it was definitely bigger."
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‘Tales of the City’ Cast on Why 2019 Was the Right Time to Bring Series Back
'Tales of the City' showrunner Lauren Morelli joins the cast, including Laura Linney, Ellen Page, Charlie Barnett and Zosia Mamet, during a sit-down with The Hollywood Reporter In Studio to discuss the importance of bringing the series back for a new LGBTQ generation.
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How 1970s “It” Girl Eve Babitz Became Young Hollywood’s Latest Obsession
Onetime "It" girl Eve Babitz's biography is set for release Jan. 8, with her books getting reissued and a TV series adaptation in development at Hulu.
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