Directed by Ethan Coen, 'Honey Don’t!' also stars Margaret Qualley, Charlie Day and Aubrey Plaza Focus Features Chris Evans is stripping down to his jock strap to play "oily pastor" Reverend Drew ...

One of the many signature songs of Elvis Presley is “Blue Suede Shoes”. Though, like many of his signature songs, it was a cover. Originally written and performed by Carl Perkins in 1956, Elvis ...

Aubrey Plaza and Margaret Qualley star in Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke’s raucous, unconventional thriller. Honey’s investigation leads her to the Four-Way Church, really just a cult presided over by ...

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The minute-long clip is accompanied by an orchestral, instrumental version of John’s classic 1971 peace anthem “Imagine.” The song segment is from the “Elements Mix” version that appears on the 2018 ...

The reviews are in for Honey Don’t!, the second feature collaboration between screenwriter Trisha Cooke and husband/director Ethan Coen. And while there was some initial excitement around the ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Let’s go lesbians: Honey Don’t, the new Margaret Qualley lesbian detective movie, is coming to digital platforms to buy and rent tomorrow. Directed by Ethan Coen, who ...

I really wanted to like Honey Don’t! — but maybe this relationship was doomed from the start (spoilers incoming). Honey Don’t! follows Honey O’Donahue (Margaret Qualley), a private investigator ...

A paranoia-fueling thriller and a new pulp-fiction-y mystery from Ethan Cohen and Tricia Cooke, a spy series from Amazon and an old-fashioned tear-jerker top our roundup this week. Related Articles ...

Margaret Qualley plays Honey O’Donahue in “Honey Don’t!” (Karen Kuehn/Focus Features/TNS) Chris Evans in a scene from “Honey Don’t!” (Focus Features via AP) Charlie Day in a scene from “Honey Don’t!” ...

“Honey Don’t!” is a dead-end plot that exists to take us on a tour through a who’s who of scoundrels and eccentrics. Luckily for us, that describes a lot of the best movies director Ethan Coen made ...