Opting for just the right shades, the Jailer actor chose sunset hues for her look. Embracing an ethnic style, the kurta sat ...

Poehler, "Parks" costar Retta, and "Good Place" actress D'Arcy Carden joked about the stars' sartorial choices on her new ...

All the “Severance” thirst over Adam Scott is surprising to one person: Adam Scott. Ahead of the finale of the Apple TV+ drama, the actor behind Mark S. stopped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” ...

The Season 2 finale, called “Cold Harbor,” features a sequence that should win Adam Scott an Emmy. During the scene, his two personas, “Innie” Mark and “Outie” Mark, have a ...

Most haircuts are either long overdue or a cry for help, but in the case of Adam Scott in season two of Severance, it’s a bat signal for everyone who had a crush on Ben Wyatt on Parks and Rec.

And for what it's worth, Adam said filming those scenes was an uncomfortable experience. "I was freaked out about it — I think anyone would be freaked out about how this is going to end up ...

THE PERFORMANCE | Scott didn’t stop at giving us just one great performance in the Season 2 finale of Apple TV+’s mind-bending thriller. He gave us two! Scott delivered his best work of the ...

In the finale, Mark Scout’s outie, played by Adam Scott, is able to speak to his innie by way of a back-and-forth video recording - a scene which Stiller said was extremely difficult to shoot ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Adam Scott has shared his thoughts on the dramatic season two finale of Severance admitting he has “mixed feelings” about his character’s decision during the climax. All four have undergone a ...

In Severance, Apple TV+’s dystopian sci-fi thriller, Adam Scott goes all in as Mark Scout. It’s a slightly weird (see: that mental goat scene) and unsettling look at the demands of corporate ...

− while posing others. The 10-episode second season, starring Adam Scott, Britt Lower and Patricia Arquette, is “super-weird,” agrees Scott, who's better known for comedic turns on ...