Rashida Jones
Actress Rashida Jones Recalls The Beef She Had With Tupac
Ladies might've loved Cool James in the early 90s, but they loved them some Tupac as well.
Rashida Jones reflects on teenage beef with Tupac Shakur: “It just felt like a completely unwarranted attack”
Tupac eventually apologized to Jones, and even dated her sister, Kidada. Rashida Jones Reflects on Teenage Beef with Tupac Shakur: “It Just Felt Like a Completely Unwarranted Attack” Paolo Ragusa
Sofia Coppola’s On the Rocks Finds Bill Murray on a Pure Charm Offensive: NYFF Review
This review is part of our coverage of the 2020 New York Film Festival. The Pitch: Laura (Rashida Jones) is in crisis. From the outside, it might not seem so: She’s a published author with another book deal on lock, she’s got a handsome husband named Dean (Marlon Wayans) and two beautiful girls, and they live in the kind of well-furnished Manhattan apartment you only see in sitcoms. But Dean’s started to spend more time outside of the home, ostensibly to work on his social media startup with his tall, gorgeous colleague Fiona (Iron Fist‘s Jessica Henwick), and his excuses for his absence have grown increasingly flimsy. Hence, the crisis: She can’t concentrate on her book, she’s increasingly aloof to her school pickup mom-partner Vanessa (Jenny Slate), and she can’t quite get Dean to c...
