It was announced today that Happiest Season will be skipping theatrical release in the United States and will be premiering exclusively on Hulu instead! The movie will be available to stream on Wednesday, November 25 as a Hulu original.

Source: Variety

The cast of GLOW reunites for a very special conversation five days after Netflix cancels the show. Watch it in the embed below via YouTube.

It looks like we will get to see Promising Young Woman in 2020 after all! The film, which was originally set for a theatrical release in April, will now be out in theaters on Christmas Day, December 25th! The film’s distributor may also release the movie through video on demand (VOD) rental channels 17 days after the theatrical release date, but no word on VOD plans have been announced.

Source: Variety

Terrible news! The execs at Netflix have reversed the season 4 order of GLOW and the show will not be returning! Season 4 was going to be the final season for the series, but it had to be pulled due to concerns over filming during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We’ve made the difficult decision not to do a fourth season of GLOW due to COVID, which makes shooting this physically intimate show with its large ensemble cast especially challenging,” said a Netflix spokesperson. “We are so grateful to creators Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch, Jenji Kohan and all the writers, cast and crew for sharing this story about the incredible women of GLOW with us and the world.”

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

Alison Brie participated in the virtual 2020 PaleyFest Fall Previews event. She was a panelist for the Marvel’s 616 virtual event, where she discussed her role as director for one of the series’ episodes.

You can watch the panel on YouTube and embedded within this post!

Alison Brie expanded her role as a director to helm an episode of the upcoming Disney+ docu-series Marvel’s 616. The series explores how Marvel comics and characters have influenced our own real-life world.

Alison directs episode 8 of the series titled “Marvel Spotlight.” The entire docu-series with all 8 episodes will be premiering exclusively on Disney+ on November 20, 2020.

Directed by Alison Brie (Community, GLOW), this episode follows a group of students at Florida’s Brandon High School as they put on performances of the new Marvel Spotlight plays and realize how much characters like Ms. Marvel and Squirrel Girl speak to their own high school experiences.

Source: Entertainment Weekly

Great news! Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin announced on Instagram today that the cast of GLOW will conduct an online Q&A! They’re encouraging fans to visit https://www.headcount.org/glow/ to register to vote, check voter registration status, or request a mail-in ballot. The cast will then do a virtual Q&A if 250 fans participate using the special link, and Marc Maron will join the Q&A if 1,000 fans register to vote, check registration status, or request a mail-in ballot using the https://www.headcount.org/glow/ link!

Check out the video embedded below or in our video archive. And don’t forget to visit and participate at https://www.headcount.org/glow/!

The first photo of Alison Brie in the new holiday film Happiest Season was released today! The movie will be released on November 25th.

Check it out by clicking on the preview links!

Last week, Alison Brie attended a special screening and Q&A of her film, The Little Hours, at a drive-in in Los Angeles. Also in attendance was Dave Franco, Aubrey Plaza, Jeff Baena, Kate Macucci, and Fred Armisen.

I have updated the photo gallery with 7 HQ photos from the event. Check them out by clicking on the preview links!

On August 26th, Alison Brie will be appearing on the “Make It Work!” Variety Show benefit for the organization Women in Film. The show will be airing on The CW network on August 26th at 8:00 pm ET/PT.

Make It Work!, which will be WIF’s first televised benefit, is part of the organization’s Hire Her Back campaign, which seeks to provide grants to women in Hollywood whose livelihoods have been jeopardized by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Hire Her Back initiative and fund also urges big entertainment entities to diversify their staffs as Hollywood inches its way to re-opening after the COVID-19 shutdown.

Source: Deadline.com