Natasha Lyonne is back to sniff out more “bull—” with Season 2 of Rian Johnson‘s Poker Face. Returning to Peacock in spring 2025, first look images of the mystery-of-the-week series’ sophomore season ...

From a bevy of guest stars to bonkers new cases to a game-changing twist in episode 3, season 2 of Poker Face ups the ante in every way. It once again stars Natasha Lyonne as human lie detector ...

Spoiler alert! The following story contains plot details of “The Sleazy Georgian” episode of “Poker Face” Season 2 (now streaming on Peacock). NEW YORK – It’s an overcast November morning on the set ...

A new season of Poker Face is only weeks away from launching on Peacock, returning star Natasha Lyonne to the Rian Johnson-created crime comedy series as the lovably rough-around-the-edges detective ...

While walking the red carpet to celebrate Season 2 of the Peacock series, both Lyonne and Johnson opened up to TooFab how they go about casting the series -- which is packed with celebrity cameos. "It ...

When one thinks of Natasha Lyonne, they immediately imagine her fiery red, curly hair. But did anyone notice that her hair was different in Season 1 of Poker Face? It turns out, the actress was ...

Natasha Lyonne is back on the road for Season 2 of Poker Face, and she brought a few old friends along for the ride. While discussing the star-studded guest roster of the Peacock show’s sophomore ...

Natasha Lyonne isn't afraid to make her own projects—even if mainstream Hollywood isn't on board. "You do develop a bit of a thick skin around myopic, short-term hot takes that don’t really ...

All hail Natasha Lyonne, an actor expert at comedy and drama who blends them both to sublime perfection in "Poker Face," a 10-part series now on Peacock that raises the bar on murder-of-the-week TV by ...

Two years after introducing the world to Charlie Cale, Natasha Lyonne is finally hitting the road again for Poker Face season 2. Peacock has set a spring release for the second outing of the Rian ...

Natasha Lyonne is slouching on a low-slung office couch, talking about how we’re all going to die. From the street, the building we’re in looks like a triangular blue-gray hunk of nothing special. But ...