If you're looking to fall in love from the comfort of your couch this weekend, you may be tempted to check out Celine Song's star-studded, steamy new romcom "Materialists" on HBO Max. Pedro Pascal, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Midway through screening “Materialists,” the follow-up to Celine Song’s Oscar-nominated “Past Lives,” I realize I have the A24 ...

After too many mediocre rom-coms messing with us, can our own questions about romantic love and long-range sustainability ever be entirely free of either practical considerations or the other stuff — ...

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“I’m asking here for the bare minimum,” begs the most frustrated client of professional matchmaker Lucy (Dakota Johnson). “I don’t want to settle.” Her bare minimum, by the way, is a salary of 150K or ...

"Keeping things vague would be cowardly for a movie called 'Materialists,'" says the writer-director, who also discusses how her film's stars, Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal, relate to ...

Song's sophomore outing is rife with the trappings of any glossy rom-com (including stars Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans), but don't let the marketing fool you: this is a cynical tale ...

Japanese Breakfast is a contender to win this year's Best Original Song for "My Baby (Got Nothing at All)," which plays during the end credits of Celine Song's romantic dramedy. Celine Song‘s ...

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As a romance, Celine Song’s Materialists is both modern and timeless. That feeling is captured in “My Baby (Got Nothing At All)”, the new Japanese Breakfast from the Materialists soundtrack.