"The White Lotus" is back to add some chaos to the TV schedule, and there’s already an early favorite casting choice to talk ...

Parker Posey’s dating history Posey has been romantically connected to musicians, actors, and writers over the years. Below is a summary of her known relationships, alleged and confirmed.

Parker Posey may be the only person in America not watching “The White Lotus” right now. Which isn’t to say that the star of season three doesn’t plan to watch it — she’s saving that ...

That same year, Parker Posey appeared in Party Girl where she took on the role of partier Mary and her obsession with having as much fun as she could. When her habit lands her in trouble, she's ...

Parker Posey needed to prove herself all over again when making the jump from indie films to Hollywood productions. During a recent appearance on the “Smartless” podcast, Posey, who started her career ...

1. Parker Posey isn't a stage name. Posey, who has a twin brother, was born two months premature in 1968 in Baltimore, to a chef mother and car-dealer father.

Parker Posey, Tales of the Walking Dead Curts Bonds Baker/AMC If you feel like the episode loosely follows the stages of grief — denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance — you're ...

We had the chance to catch up with Parker Posey about Tales of The Walking Dead Season 1 Episode 2, "Blair/Gina," and she had a lot of insight into the story to share.

Parker Posey discusses Tales of the Walking Dead's time loop episode Blair-Gina, and how personal tragedy helped fuel her take on the franchise.

Parker Posey’s Dr. Smith is a revolutionary villainess who gives Lost in Space a welcome zing. The only problem with Posey’s performance is you might be pulling for her to win, and not the ...

In the 1990s, Parker Posey appeared in so many independent films that she earned the title “Queen of the Indies.” Posey’s output has slowed a hair, with the actress now only appearing in two ...

Parker Posey with friends at a party celebrating the release of her new memoir. The icon of ’90s indie film has a lot of thoughts about how we fail to connect these days.