The latest “chaotic millennial woman goes through life-altering event” comedy to star Amy Schumer, Tyler Spindel ... With alcohol-free options taking up a growing share of the drinks industry ...

Kinda Pregnant is Amy Schumer's first leading comedy role since 2018, and her return to major comedy movies is now streaming ...

in 'Kinda Pregnant' Scott Yamano/Netflix; Michael Buckner/WWD via Getty Amy Schumer gave Kim Kardashian ... her dream man and gets caught up in a growing lie. The comedian previously told PEOPLE ...

For better or worse, Amy Schumer is a divisive figure. It seems borderline impossible to read about her online without bumping into people who either glow about her comedy or dislike it intently ...

Over the years, Schumer has regularly shown her love and support for her husband, who was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder shortly after their wedding. In her 2019 Netflix special, Growing ...

Amy Schumer is back in a new romantic comedy on Netflix. She plays a woman whose best friend gets pregnant, which is great … except she wants to be pregnant. Now, a man who loves a good uterine ...

Amy Schumer says she wants to make a movie with Kim Kardashian, who approved a joke for the comedian's new Netflix film, Kinda Pregnant. (Photo illustration: Yahoo News; photos: Astrida Valigorsky ...

The 'Kinda Pregnant' star shared her hilarious seasonal mom hack on Instagram on Saturday, Jan. 18 Amy Schumer/Instagram Amy Schumer is sharing a seasonal mom hack! On Saturday, Jan. 18 ...

Amy Schumer, star of Netflix’s upcoming feature Kinda Pregnant, is heading to Denver, Colorado. The comedian is to headline the opening night of television festival SeriesFest. She will kick off ...

Comedian, actor and producer Amy Schumer will headline this year’s SeriesFest in Denver, with her “Amy Schumer & Friends” show taking over Red Rocks Amphitheatre opening night of the event.

Amy donned a Knicks sweatshirt and black leggings for the dance and even took part in a kick line with the dancers. Schumer was featured front and center during the performance and she was later ...

Amy Schumer’s still ... and gets caught up in furthering a growing lie. The movie, which hits Netflix on Feb. 5, is "laugh-out-loud funny and relatable,” Schumer previously told PEOPLE.