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Netflix Stoller Show Taps Keegan-Michael Key, Cobie Smulders
Netflix Stoller Show Taps Keegan-Michael Key, Cobie Smulders
Netflix Stoller Show Taps Keegan-Michael Key, Cobie Smulders
We all avoid our Friends From College like the Dickens (okay, just us), but Netflix’s newest comedy will make it impossible. How I Met Your Mother alum Cobie Smulders and (technically) Keegan-Michael Key will lead a new Netflix comedy series from Neighbors creator Nick Stoller, bringing together Friends From College.
New ‘Storks’ Trailer Delivers Some Pretty Cute Laughs
New ‘Storks’ Trailer Delivers Some Pretty Cute Laughs
New ‘Storks’ Trailer Delivers Some Pretty Cute Laughs
Not even sorry about that headline, guys. In more amusing news, here’s the latest trailer for Storks, a new animated adventure from Warner Bros. starring Andy Samberg(’s voice) as a stork who teams up with a human to deliver a bundle of joy to a hopeful family. Sounds pretty cute, but in a year filled with animated movies about talking animals, Storks is gonna need to give us a little something extra.
‘Neighbors 2’ Trailer Sneak Peek Teases Sorority Mayhem
‘Neighbors 2’ Trailer Sneak Peek Teases Sorority Mayhem
‘Neighbors 2’ Trailer Sneak Peek Teases Sorority Mayhem
As the sneak peek above suggests, we’ll have the first full, official trailer for Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising tomorrow, but until then, enjoy 15 seconds of footage from the upcoming sequel to the 2014 comedy hit starring Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne. This time around, the pleasant couple next door are besieged by a house full of sorority sisters led by Chloe Moretz, who appears only briefly in the trailer, but seems to have been perfectly cast as yet another cold and calculating antagonist.
‘Storks’ Trailer Finally Explains Where Babies Come From
‘Storks’ Trailer Finally Explains Where Babies Come From
‘Storks’ Trailer Finally Explains Where Babies Come From
Where do babies come from? It’s a question we’ve all asked ourselves at one point or another, to no avail. This ancient knowledge has been lost to scholars for centuries — wild-eyed woodsmen would have you believe that a newborn rises from the earth as if from a tulip bulb after spilling the blood of an infant calf on fresh soil under the full moon. The powerful and mysterious scientific community subscribes to a surreal, almost Cronenberg-esque fantasy about fluid exchange, compulsive vomiting and horrific bodily distending. But even after all this investigation, the truth continues to elude the human race. We’ve all seen an infant before, they must come from somewhere, but dammit, where?

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