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Yahoo
14-04-2025
- Entertainment
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Adam Scott is addicted to doing laundry
Adam Scott is addicted to doing laundry. The 'Severance' actor, 52, made the admission to People and said it winds up his wife as he does it at all hours if he can't sleep. He said: 'You know, something that is a habit of mine, and I don't know if it's toxic or not. 'My wife has started losing patience with me... (it's) that I love doing laundry.' The 'Parks and Rec' star went on to explain his routine with cleaning clothes, adding: 'I love it and I'll do it at all times of the day. 'Like if I can't get to sleep, I'll look for laundry to do and I'll do it. I love putting it in and measuring the soap and waiting and then putting it in.' His enthusiasm for laundry has earned him the title of having a 'toxic trait' from his wife, Naomi Scott, though he's not sure if that label truly fits. Adam said it wasn't always his passion, adding: 'It's not something I've always loved. 'I kind of discovered, in turning into a grown-up, that I love the process of doing laundry. '(My family) find it annoying, honestly.' Adam met his wife, producer Naomi Scott (née Sablan), in 1998, and the two married in 2005. They now have two children – son Graham and daughter Frankie – and have co-founded Gettin' Rad Productions together. The actor also reflected on the reception of 'Severance' season 2, in which he stars as Mark S., an employee of the enigmatic company Lumon. In the sci-fi thriller, Mark struggles with his severed personality, attempting to separate his work life from his personal grief over the death of his wife. He said about the new run of the show: 'I feel great. It is nice to be able to talk about it because we've been sitting on all these big crazy secrets for years, but it's also great to see the reaction because you really just never know how people are gonna react until it's out there in the world.' The actor also admitted the team behind the series was initially anxious about how the second season would be received. He added:'We were freaked out that people wouldn't like it or that they just wouldn't think it's as good as season one. 'And so we were scared that people wouldn't watch as much in the numbers that they did season 1, so it's great to see it out in the world and people reacting well to it.'
Yahoo
07-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
3 underrated Amazon Prime Video movies you should watch this weekend (March 7-9)
Like most streaming services, movies on Amazon Prime Video range from absolute classics to genuinely awful, with plenty of stuff in between. That means when you're looking for something to watch on Prime, you can find yourself stuck trying to decipher whether your options are any good. That's why we've pulled together this list of three titles available on Prime Video that are well worth your time. Whether you're looking for psychological horror or uproarious comedy, this list should have something for you. Need more recommendations? Then check out the best new movies to stream this week, as well as the best shows on Netflix, best shows on Hulu, best shows on Amazon Prime Video, and best shows on Disney+. The original Smile was a surprisingly successful horror movie when it hit theaters in 2022, but Smile 2 ups the ante in all the right ways. As the haunting smile makes its way to a troubled pop star, she begins to experience the usual blend of terror and torment and realizes that she cannot trust any piece of her own reality. The brilliance of Smile is the way it convinces its audience that this story could have a happy ending, only to pull you into a dark, sinister world. Although they have other kinds of scares, the Smile movies are about what it's like to lose control of your own mind, and Smile 2 features an awe-inspiring performance from Naomi Scott at its center. You can watch Smile 2 on Amazon Prime Video. Gene Hackman's death has many revisiting some of his most iconic performances, but Hackman was never funnier than in The Birdcage. Hackman plays a conservative United States senator who slowly realizes that the boy his daughter is marrying was raised by two gay men. The Birdcage mines so much incredible comedy out of a relatively straightforward premise. The Birdcage manages to be lightly political, even as it is also just one of the funniest movies ever made. Additionally, it doesn't hurt to have Robin Williams, Nathan Lane, and Diane Wiest alongside Hackman. You can watch The Birdcage on Amazon Prime Video. Contagion (2011) Official Exclusive 1080p HD Trailer A movie that still feels a little haunting in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, Contagion is nonetheless a super effective story about what it's like to live through a catastrophe. Contagion follows the story of a fictional disease spread across the United States, told from several different perspectives. Contagion also strangely becomes a tribute to the competence of regular people whose job it is to manage unimaginable horrors. No one wants to live through a pandemic, but when one comes, you really want the right people in place to make sure it doesn't kill us all. You can watch Contagion on Amazon Prime Video.
