Discover What’s Streaming On: Los Angeles gets a bad rap. So does Gen Z. Rachel Sennott‘s HBO comedy, I Love LA, is hoping to shake that up… earthquake style. In her new show, the Shiva Baby star is ...

Rachel Sennott recently opened up about the inspiration behind her new HBO comedy, I Love LA. The series delves into the struggles and anxieties faced by the young adults in the modern world. Sennott, ...

The conclusion of I Love LA Season 1 and the discourse surrounding the show has me wondering: Did it work? When Rachel Sennott, the writer, executive producer, and star of the show, set out to write a ...

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Jennie Richardson is a TV Features and Lists Writer for Collider, and a graduate student pursuing an MFA in Fiction Writing. In other words, she really loves stories. Apart from network TV, one of the ...

Once you have lived through a slew of impossibly iconic television comedy series targeted to 20-somethings, it can be hard to welcome new ones into your life. If you came of age with Girls, Insecure, ...

I’ve been a massive Rachel Sennott fan since Shiva Baby dropped on Mubi in the middle of the pandemic. She stole the show in Bodies Bodies Bodies, she was the one bright spot in Sam Levinson and The ...

Jordan Firstman, True Whitaker, Odessa A’zion, and Rachel Sennott star in "I Love LA." “This city just draws such a spectrum of people that I kind of love that about it,” says Josh Hutcherson, ...

On the surface, Rachel Sennott's I Love LA is about a tight-knit, ambitious friend group learning to navigate life and love in LA. That's how HBO describes the series, at least. From this, one might ...

Every generation has a chaos show—a cultural artifact that captures the vulnerability and specific humor of right now, whenever that “now” might be. In 2012, it was Girls. In 2016, it was Insecure.