The Sex Lives of College Girls: Last News

is back for more hijinks!The HBO Max comedy returns for season 2 with the first two episodes releasing Thursday, Nov. 17, followed by two new episodes dropping every week until Dec.

Reneé Rapp is signing off from  The actress and Broadway star, who plays wealthy university student Leighton on the Max series, will leave as a series regular in the upcoming third season. Rapp, who reprises her role as Regina George from the musical in the forthcoming big-screen adaptation, will appear in «a handful of episodes» in a recurring capacity before exiting the series, a Max rep confirms to ET.Rapp addressed her exit with a note posted on her Instagram Story, where she expressed her excitement for the new season and credited the character for being a positive representation for the LGBTQ+ community." moved me out to LA and introduced me to some of my favorite people.

a moment.The multi-talented performer first gained recognition on Broadway, and following her success on stage, Rapp transitioned to television and starred in the HBO Max series The Sex Lives of College Girls.Amazingly, her artistic range doesn’t stop there, as she is also a gifted musician. Rapp has recently been working on her music career, and her newest release Dedicated to You has already won the hearts of the LGBTQ community.For those who haven’t yet had the pleasure of experiencing Renee Rapp’s work, here are five things to know about her.1. She Has Always Been A Theater KidRapp got her start in musical theater in high school, when she portrayed Sandra in the musical adaptation of Big Fish.She was so great in the show, she won what’s called a Blumey Award, which honors young theatrical talent in the Charlotte area.She then went on to be nominated for a Jimmy Award, known as the most prestigious honor for high school-aged talents in theater.

Reneé Rapp's season 1 experience on was less than ideal. The 23-year-old actress appeared on the latest episode of the Spotify Original podcast , and revealed why she initially «hated» filming the HBO Max series.Rapp's tough time on set came as she was questioning her own sexuality.

“The Sex Lives of College Girls,” Mindy Kaling & Justin Noble’s faux-feminist, ultra-privileged campus-set sex romp sitcom, is back for another mind-numbingly unfunny second season on HBOMax. While there is sex and they are on a college campus, most of the humor falls flat, and the characters remain emotionally stagnant in this dismal sophomore slump.

Sure, Warner Bros. Discovery is cleaning house and canceling a number of TV shows and streaming films coming to HBO Max.

Mindy Kaling is promising a spicy new chapter for HBO Max's.«I grew up very repressed so this show is so sexy and sexual. Like, let's be honest, it's sexual.

Kudos to Mindy Kaling for staying committed to wacky half-hour comedies about women and their dating lives. She knows how her bread is buttered, and it’s by female protagonists of color, white male love interests, an array of pop culture references, and cliched hijinks about what men and women just don’t understand about each other.

Mindy Kaling has taken her rise to stardom in several different directions. Her work as an actor and writer on “The Office” led to her success with “The Mindy Project” and then the festival film “Late Night” starring herself and Emma Thompson.

Dylan Sprouse's next film is a pandemic thriller that has nothing to do with COVID-19. Timely as it may be, was filmed long before our own global crisis changed life as we know it.Writer-director Kerry Mondragon's stylized fantasy-drama is a Robin Hood story, of sorts, set in prescient times, about a woman (Sam Quartin) who robs a pharmacy and enlists a drug addict (Sprouse) to help distribute the stolen medication to those in need.