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Matt Bomer is opening up about his new TV series Mid-Century Modern!

Rance Collins The new Hulu series “Mid-Century Modern” was pitched as the “gay Golden Girls,” according to creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan. The 10-episode comedy launches on March 28, and the cast and crew uniformly herald it as a revival of classic sitcoms like Mutchnick and Kohan’s previous hit “Will & Grace” or “Alice,” the long-running show starring the late Linda Lavin, who they recruited for the new series. However, “Mid-Century Modern,” is a bit racier than its predecessors.

While Hulu‘s new sitcom Mid-Century Modern explores the bittersweet beauty of life, love and loss, the cast and creators experienced all three in the making of its first season.

The composer and lyricist of Fellow Travelers, an opera based on Thomas Mallon’s 2007 novel about the anti-gay lavender scare of the 1950s, have withdrawn the work from the 2025-26 season of the Washington National Opera at The Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., citing concern over Donald Trump’s takeover of the institution’s leadership.

Aramide Tinubu “Will & Grace” creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan have reteamed for Hulu‘s newest original sitcom, “Mid-Century Modern.” The series is a mostly delightful comedy that blends the wit of their groundbreaking sitcom with the charm of “The Golden Girls.” Set in Palm Springs, the series follows three gay male best friends of a certain age who find themselves living together following an unexpected death. While co-habitating, the trio navigates aging, grief, love, long-held secrets and everything in between.

Matt Bomer, Nathan Lane and Nathan Lee Graham are celebrating their new TV show, Mid-Century Modern!

Jonah Hill is circling to headline, write and direct Cut Off for Warner Bros. The movie, we hear, is about two rich siblings who are cut off from their parents.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “Solar Opposites” will end with Season 6. Hulu had previously announced the show would be back for a sixth season, but it was not previously known that it would be the show’s last.

Amanda Seyfried has denied that her recent viral cover of Joni Mitchell‘s ‘California’ was her audition for the folk legend’s biopic.Earlier this month, actor Amanda Seyfried made an appearance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, where she performed an impromptu cover of Mitchell’s 1971 classic ‘California’, also impressing audiences by playing the dulcimer.Since then, a slew of celebrities and fans alike have been campaigning for the Mamma Mia! and Les Misérables actor to play a young Joni in the musician’s biopic. Among several of her backers were Jameela Jamil, Regina Spektor, Gwen Stefani, Maya Hawke, Ryan Tedder, Charlie Puth, Matt Bomer, Sheryl Crow, Aaron Paul and Kate Hudson.Now, however, Seyfried has clarified in a chat with Variety’s Just For Variety podcast that she never meant for the cover to be taken as an audition: “It was not an audition.

The trailer for Hulu’s new series Mid-Century Modern is here!

Amanda Seyfried has performed a short cover of Joni Mitchell‘s iconic 1971 tune ‘California’ on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon – check it out below.Appearing on a recent episode of The Tonight Show, to promote her upcoming TV show Long Bright River, Seyfried and Fallon kicked off their conversation talking about her musical talents – including her performances in musical films like Mamma Mia! and Les Misérables.When asked about her musical talents, Seyfried revealed that she learned how to play the dulcimer during the COVID-19 pandemic. After Fallon brandished a dulcimer, Seyfried shared that she would like to play ‘California’ off Joni Mitchell’s beloved ‘Blue’ album.“She wrote a lot of the songs from the Blue album on the dulcimer, and I learned a lot of stuff from [that] album when the world stopped,” Seyfried said before launching into a performance of the first verse and chorus of ‘California’.Check out her cover below.After the episode aired and a snippet of the performance was shared on social media, throngs of viewers expressed their amazement at her performance and have since begun championing her to play Mitchell in a biopic.Among several of her backers – see in the comments section of the Instagram post below – are Jameela Jamil, Regina Spektor, Gwen Stefani, Maya Hawke, Ryan Tedder, Charlie Puth, Matt Bomer, Sheryl Crow, Aaron Paul and Kate Hudson.

Matt Bomer and Simon Halls are ready to party.

So many stars stepped out to attend the Fendi fashion show on Wednesday (February 26) during Milan Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2025 in Milan, Italy. Now, we’ve got all the photos.

Mid-Century Modern is coming!

Hulu has set a premiere date for Mid-Century Modern, the new comedy from Max Mutchnick and David Kohan that also marks Linda Lavin‘s final role before her death in December.

There’s been a very promising update about a potential White Collar reboot!

EXCLUSIVE: The long-in-the-works White Collar reboot is about to hit the marketplace. According to sources, series creator Jeff Eastin, who has been behind the effort to revive the cult USA Network series, will be taking the pitch out in the next week or two.

More information is coming out following the death of Linda Lavin.

Linda Lavin sadly passed away unexpectedly last month, while she was still in the midst of filming a new TV series.

Mid-Century Modern co-creator Max Mutchnick has revealed how the late Linda Lavin’s character Sybil Schneiderman will be written off the upcoming Hulu comedy series.

The richest stars of White Collar are being revealed!