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Actress Natalie Morales, known for her role in Netflix's Emmy-nominated series Dead to Me, will make her solo feature directorial debut with Plan B, a Counterbalance Entertainment and American High comedy which is set up at Hulu. Set to begin production next month in Syracuse, NY, the film follows a straight-laced…

On an ATX panel for Room 104 today, co-creator Mark Duplass reflected on his journey with the series, while teasing details regarding its fourth season. The anthology series centers on a seemingly unremarkable room in an American hotel, exploring the lives of an eclectic group of characters that pass through it…

During the NBCUniversal keynote at CES, Today‘s Natalie Morales was joined on the stage at the Park MGM Theater by Linda Yaccarino, Chairman of Advertising and Partnerships at NBCUniversal as well as This Is Us star Mandy Moore, America’s Got Talent host and Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Terry Crews, Pitch Perfect actress…

EXCLUSIVE: Deadline has learned that  Abby’s star and Parks and Recreation alum Natalie Morales has joined the cast of Warner Bros.’ The Little Things opposite Oscar winners Denzel Washington and Rami Malek. The pics follows Deke (Washington), a burned-out Kern County, CA. deputy sheriff who teams with Baxter (Malek)…

Natalie Morales followed through on her expected exit from NBCUniversal’s Access, in a memo to staff sent on a quiet holiday Friday. Morales is expected to keep up her relationship with NBC News, as a Today correspondent out of Los Angeles, and Dateline contributor. On the nationally syndicated daytime celeb-news…

“Is this project an attempt by NBC to fill a decades-long hole in pop culture left by Cheers departure?” was not the first question the cast and creators of Abby’s got asked during their TCA Q&A. It was the second. “It’s a nice comparison, but I think our show is much better,” EP Josh Malmuth joked to TV critics…

Reelz announced its fall slate at TCA today, featuring a new true-crime series hosted by Geraldo Rivera, some Natalie Morales-hosted specials, and new series about mob killers and celebrity breakups. It also set premiere dates for those programs and others; read the details below. "Our new series and specials build on…

EXCLUSIVE: Natalie Morales, Mira Sorvino and Steve Howey are the latest to board the Dave Bautista-Kumail Nanjiani buddy comedy Stuber, from 20th Century Fox and director Michael Dowse. Written by Tripper Clancy, the plot centers on a mild-mannered Uber driver (Nanjiani) who picks up a grizzled cop (Bautista) on the…

Former The Grinder regular Natalie Morales has landed the lead role in NBC comedy pilot Abby’s from Josh Malmuth, Mike Schur's Fremulon, 3 Arts and Universal TV. Written by Malmuth, Abby's echoes the tradition of one of NBC's classic comedy series Cheers. It is set at an unlicensed bar in San Diego where the regulars…

Former Today anchors Ann Curry and Natalie Morales have, more or less, weighed in on the sexual harassment allegations against the now-fired Matt Lauer, though neither is adding much to the emerging public portrait of their one-time colleague. In an interview with People that had been set up before the Lauer news…

Natalie Morales (The Grinder, Parks and Recreation) has been cast as one of the leads in Losing It, a single-camera family comedy from Growing Up Fisher and Truth Be Told creator DJ Nash and Aaron Kaplan's Kapital Entertainment. Written by Nash, Losing It is about three misfit adult siblings and their parents who…

The Grinder alumna Natalie Morales is set to recur opposite Leighton Meester and Adam Pally in Fox's comedy series Making History. Produced by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (The Lego Movie) and written by Julius "Goldy" Sharpe (Family Guy), Making History follows three friends from two different centuries as they…