Glen Powell, famed for 'Top Gun: Maverick,' stars as Chad Powers in the Manning brothers' new Hulu comedy series. He plays a college football player reinventing himself to revive a struggling Southern ...

Hulu's hit football comedy hints at major moves ahead as whispers of a season 2 are stirring tension both on and off the field ...

Along with Powell, the upcoming streaming comedy series stars Perry Mattfeld as Ricky, Quentin Plair as Coach Byrd, Wynn Everett as Tricia, Frankie A. Rodriguez as Danny, and Steve Zahn as Jake Hudson ...

It’s Oct. 12, 2024, and Glen Powell stands on the field at halftime of the Georgia-Mississippi State game in full hair and makeup. More than 90,000 screaming college football fans in the stands are ...

Si Hawkins explores the oddly fluctuating links between soccer and comedians. One of the best things you'll ever hear - if you can find it online somewhere - is Eric Morecambe accidentally ...

Glen Powell is ready to throw it deep this fall as star of the football comedy Chad Powers. The Hulu original will premiere Tuesday, Sept. 30. Two episodes will be released at launch, followed by ...

The upcoming Hulu comedy follows Russ Holliday, a disgraced college quarterback who still dreams of making it big. In a last-ditch effort to revive his football career, he goes undercover as “Chad ...

George Clooney's football comedy "Leatherheads" catches the ball in the end zone and streaks down the sideline, untouched. And then, for no reason at all, it fumbles the ball on the 10 yard line. The ...

American Football (Improv). It's actually different. New York City comedians (Upright Citizen's Brigade, Brooklyn Comedy Collective, The Magnet Theatre) showcase an experimental and mostly improvised ...

"Ted Lasso" is the exception, not the rule. The Apple TV+ hit is a Hollywood oddity, not necessarily a roadmap for future series. It was based on a character created for an ad for soccer coverage on ...

The baseball-movie canon is ample and largely agreed-upon, but the best football movies have less consensus behind them. That’s not to say there aren’t some well-acknowledged sports-movie classics ...