A live (and pre-taped) nightly series with highlights from the Netflix Is a Joke Festival, comedian John Mulaney pals around town with comedians Jerry Seinfeld, David Letterman, Sarah Silverman, Jon Stewart, Nate Bargatze, Patton Oswalt, Ronny Cheing, Hannah Gadsby, Bill Hader, Cedric the Entertainer, and more. Musical guests add to the mix, including St. Vincent,
If you’ve seen the Will Ferrell / Rachel McAdams movie, you know this is the world’s biggest and wildest musical event — a showdown of nations like no other. Peacock has exclusive streaming rights to all three days of competition live on May 7th, 9th at 11th starting at 3pm ET on each day.
A Macedonian film that earned an Oscar nod in the international category, Housekeeping for Beginners follows Dita, who never set out to become a mother or “keep house,” but finds herself raising her girlfriend’s two daughters with their father. Heartfelt and grounded, it navigates the challenging and inspiring terrain of unlikely families. From the Globe
The Emmy-winning comedy about a boomer comedian in Vegas and her young assistant returns for its third season and ups the stakes – and earns some of its highest critical praise to date. Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder returns after a long break with Succession‘s J. Smith-Cameron in a recurring role and guest appearances from
An escapist romantic drama that’s spawning an “age gap” debate for flipping the usual script, this is the story of a divorced 40-year-old mom (Anne Hathaway) who begins a new relationship with the lead singer of a popular boy band (Nicholas Galitzine) after a chance encounter at Coachella. Reid Scott and Annie Mumolo also star
A critically-acclaimed limited series about the real-life romance between Holocaust prisoners Lali and Gita Sokolov, which alternates between the 1940s and six decades later, when Lali shares his story with the writer of the bestselling book, Heather Morris. Starring Harvey Keitel, Melanie Lynskey, Jonah Hauer-King and Anna Próchniak, the six episode drama captures both the
A sleek, long-awaited adaptation of the bestselling 1998 novel by Tom Wolfe, Jeff Daniels takes the lead as Charlie, an Atlanta real estate mogul who is suddenly faced with the prospect of bankruptcy and the collapse of his empire in what has been compared to the HBO series “Succession” — but with fewer criics on
A jaw-dropping documentary about what seems like a fictional “Truman Show” Japanese reality series from the 90s — one that left The Contestant naked in a room for over a year — but this is actually the true story of a cruel media phenomenon and the man who somehow survived it all.
A college-aged dreamer sets out to become the best jazz musician in the world by moving to Tokyo and joining up with a childhood friend and another musician, as they try and break into a dying jazz scene in this anime film adapted from Shinichi Ishizuka’’s manga series. While the animation can be primitive in
Comedian in the new John Mulaney takes David Letterman back to his Chicago high school for a one-off episode of the veteran late night host’s Netflix series — this time to discuss his addiction, SNL, John Belushi, fatherhood and the state of stand-up comedy.