Amy Bradley disappeared in the middle of a Caribbean cruise in 1998. The Netflix series Amy Bradley Is Missing dives into the theories about what happened and the family's ongoing search for answers.

“We all played people that we should not have played,” Amy Poehler confessed. Good Hang with Amy Poehler / YouTube Poehler portrayed Kim Jong-Il in a 2006 segment on “Saturday Night Live.” ...

Amy Poehler admits that Saturday Night Live has had quite a few controversial sketches during its tenure. During a conversation with Will Forte on her Good Hang podcast, the two alumni reflected ...

Tucked away on Netflix is a film that could be described as "Netflix and chilled" — and it also happens to be Amy Poehler’s debut feature as a director. We’re in Wine Country (2019).

Amy Poehler says comedy has an expiration date and therefore all "SNL" actors have done problematic sketches over the years.

Amy Poehler knows that certain "Saturday Night Live" sketches during her time on the series haven't aged well. An "SNL" cast member from 2001 to 2008, Poehler portrayed public figures such as ...

Amy Poehler is addressing how comedic sketches and characters on “Saturday Night Live” have aged since she starred on the show.

Amy Poehler's Good Hang comedy podcast is getting serious. In this week's episode (watch below), she caught up with Tina Fey and Will Forte, her former Saturday Night Live costars, and opened up ...

Amy Poehler has admitted that some of the sketches on “Saturday Night Live” were offensive and “appropriated.” The actor and comedian hosted her former costar Will Forte on her “Good ...

Poehler was referring to the "SNL50" sketch in which Tom Hanks introduced an In Memoriam segment calling out the many problematic jokes and sketches "SNL" has aired.

Amy Poehler addressed SNL's 50th anniversary segment on problematic sketches, admitting to inappropriate character portrayals and emphasized the need to learn from mistakes.

Amy Poehler addressed SNL's 50th anniversary segment on problematic sketches, admitting to inappropriate character portrayals and emphasized the need to learn from mistakes.