In her Gen Z hangout comedy I Love L.A., Rachel Sennott lovingly holds a mirror up to the city’s 20-something transplants. As with the city itself, there is a lot to love about the latest generation ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rachel Sennott, Odessa A’zion in I Love LA (Kenny Laubbacher/HBO) It's Entourage for the girls. It's the Girls of 2025. And it ...

Watching HBO's new comedy "I Love LA," you can almost see the outlines of the earlier HBO comedies it's trying to emulate. With its blend of self-conscious twentysomethings, bold sexual frankness and ...

Nearly a decade after its 2017 finale, a lot of people still can't agree about Lena Dunham's now-seminal twentysomethings-in-the-city HBO series "Girls." Even some of its fiercer defenders will ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Los Angeles gets a bad rap. So does Gen Z. Rachel Sennott‘s HBO comedy, I Love LA, is hoping to shake that up… earthquake style. In her new show, the Shiva Baby star is ...

On the surface, Rachel Sennott's I Love LA is about a tight-knit, ambitious friend group learning to navigate life and love in LA. That's how HBO describes the series, at least. From this, one might ...

The best comedy starts with something true, and a lot of the storylines are things that happened to Rachel, one of the writers, or a cast member. There are parts of each of us in every character, so ...

The ‘Bottoms’ star created the HBO codependent friends sitcom about relationships, careers and growing up that also stars Jordan Firstman, Josh Hutcherson and True Whitaker. By Etan Vlessing Canada ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Rachel Sennott, the creator and star of HBO’s buzzy new comedy, I Love LA, is making waves with her witty ...

Dennis has written for publications like USA Today, Prediction News, and Psychology Today before bringing his thoughts to Collider. Despite consuming an arguably concerning amount of Netflix content, ...

Los Angeles gets a bad rap. So does Gen Z. Rachel Sennott‘s HBO comedy, I Love LA, is hoping to shake that up… earthquake style. In her new show, the Shiva Baby star is not trying to reinvent the ...