In February, Quincy Jones gave one of the greatest, most unfiltered interviews in celebrity history, which included a nugget about how much the Beatles sucked. It was inevitable that we’d get an entire documentary about him, and naturally, his daughter Rashida Jones is co-directing it.
Have you ever worked in an office and wrestled with the following question: I’d like to ask out my subordinate on a date, but I don’t know if i should? If so, then boy: this PSA voiced by Donald Glover and directed by Rashida Jones from Time’s Up is about to clear a whoooole bunch of stuff up for you!
Director Karena Evans has hereby overthrown the rule of sweatpants boner men over music videos and replaced them with critical thinkers. Long may she reign.
Deadline reported on Wednesday that 20th Century Fox has been taking steps toward developing a remake of the 1980 comedy 9 to 5, and sources say the studio has been courting Rashida Jones to co-write the script along with creator Pat Resnick.
Quincy Jones’s rambling, guffaw-inducing, and Internet-crippling interview with Vulture earlier this month is truly a gift that keeps on giving. Since its publication, Richard Pryor’s widow has backed up Jones’s claims about her late husband and Marlon Brando, Pryor and Brando’s children have gone on record to call…
In a statement delivered to the New York Times, Rashida Jones corrected reports (which included those quoted in Tuesday night’s Dirt Bag) that she and writing partner Will McCormack left the production of Toy Story 4 after Disney Animation Head John Lasseter “made an unwanted advance” toward her.
On Tuesday, The Hollywood Reporter published a report detailing a pattern of alleged sexual misconduct perpetrated by Disney Animation head John Lasseter, including allegedly sexually harassing Rashida Jones. The article features allegations from several sources (though not Jones herself), who say that Jones and her…
Your favorite Parks and Recreation angel Rashida Jones is executive-producing a TNT series called Claws that’s based in a nail salon and all about “female badness.”
Amy Poehler and Rashida Jones, who both starred on NBC’s Parks and Recreation, are returning to the network with two new comedies. According to the Hollywood Reporter, NBC has ordered pilots for two shows executively produced by both women.
Here’s Rashida Jones’ video for her new single, “Flip and Rewind.” The video, which includes cameos from Jermaine Dupri and Tevin Campbell (among others), is a journey through notable 90s hip-hop and R&B videos. There are references to TLC and Boyz to Men, and Jones apparently used her own high- school dance crew in…
A gravel-voiced female troubadour warbles nonsense words as detectives exchange intense glances, a SWAT team ambushes a crime scene, and a dog—nothing out of the ordinary here—drives a car. No, these aren’t scenes from season three of True Detective. It’s the trailer for the new cop comedy Angie Tribeca, starring…
Recently, the Daily Beast—citing Harry Hurt III’s Donald Trump biography Lost Tycoon: The Many Lives of Donald J. Trump—unearthed a courtroom deposition by Ivana Trump, Trump’s ex wife, describing a rape that occurred during the couple’s marriage in the early nineties. Immediately prior to the release of Lost Tycoon …
Hot Girls Wanted, the newish documentary produced by actress Rashida Jones, is making headlines and earning some rave reviews—as well as getting panned by people in the adult industry and advocates for sex workers—for its depiction of one tiny sliver of the wide world of porn, a fly-by-night talent agency called…
Rashida Jones doesn't think women are deriving pleasure from amateur porn. "It's performative, women aren't feeling joy from it," Jones said last week on a panel at Sundance while promoting Hot Girls Wanted, a documentary she produced on the amateur porn industry. "This would be a whole different conversation if women…
On Sunday night on the SAG Awards red carpet, Rashida Jones—star of Parks and Recreation and the upcoming procedural comedy Angie Tribeca—was unlucky enough to encounter what might be the dumbest pair of TV presenters of all time. (Your move, Ryan and Giuliana.)
Parks & Rec fans know that in life, some days we're the April, while other days we're the Ann.
Rashida Jones and Zosia Mamet are joining Glamour as monthly contributors. While I'm excited — I like Jones and Mamet is fine on Girls — Jones' column will be about relationships. Editor-in-Chief Cindi Leive said in a statement that Rashida will be offering a "one-of-a-kind—a smart graphic-novel-style treatment of the…
If you've ever sat in your apartment wondering, 'What is my nail technician doing right now?' Rashida Jones has your back. Jones and her writing partner Will McCormack have sold a new show to HBO called Claws and it depicts a "midnight-dark workplace dramedy-noir about a nail salon in Florida and the strange,…
Rashida Jones has penned an essay for Glamour in which she defends and expands upon some of the ideas expressed in her controversial #stopactinglikewhores Tweet session:
She loves stuffing, and she wants you to stuff her bird. NOT LIKE THAT, PERVS. (Okay, maybe like that, pervs.)
