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Ben Platt and Noah Galvin have tied the knot!

The Broadway actors first started dating in January 2020 and they got engaged in November 2022. The couple got married during Labor Day Weekend in New York City.

The wedding weekend began with a Friday night Shabbat welcome dinner and a game night on Saturday, followed by the wedding ceremony on Sunday.

“Since some of Ben’s family are observant Jews, we couldn’t get married until Sunday when Shabbat was over, so to keep the party going we had a bar hang with some games and Lombardi’s pizza on Saturday night at Cellar Dog in the West Village,” Noah told Vogue.

Ben added, “Finally, on Sunday, we had the wedding proper at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Noah was sad that nobody used the Ikea ferry to get there…”

An after party was held at Sunny’s Bar, where guests...

TV Land may not be confirming that Younger is wrapping up, but its stars sure are.

Several of the cast members took to social media to say goodbye during the final days of shooting on Younger Season 7, which has long been rumored to be the end of the hit Darren Star comedy.

Debi Mazar shared a tribute to costar Hilary Duff on Thursday:

“Last night I filmed my final scene with [Duff] after 7 seasons on [Younger]. I adore this woman & I’m so proud of her. Not only is she a Fierce broad, an amazing mother, but also a generous, seasoned actress with a wicked sense of humor," the tribute reads.

"Hilary was brave enough to finish out this season in NYC (she’s a Los Angeles gal) during a pandemic, and Very pregnant!!! Congratulations on your wrap!”

Sutton Foster, who plays Liza Miller, also posted message to her own Instagram story: “Oh Liza…...

TV Land hasn’t officially announced that Younger‘s upcoming seventh season will be its last, but the writing is on the wall — or, more accurately, on Instagram.

Debi Mazar, a regular cast member since Younger premiered in 2015, shared this touching tribute to costar Hilary Duff on Thursday: “Last night I filmed my final scene with [Duff] after 7 seasons on [Younger]. I adore this woman & I’m so proud of her. Not only is she a Fierce broad, an amazing mother, but also a generous, seasoned actress with a wicked sense of humor. Hilary was brave enough to finish out this...

Hey, "Instinct" fans. We hope you guys enjoyed tonight's episode 3 of this second season. Now that it's officially aired and all wrapped up, it's time to take a sneak peak look at what's in store for the next,new episode 4, which is due out next week. Thanks to the lovely folks over at CBS, we've got a few teaser descriptions for episode 4 via their press release. So, that is certainly what we'll be referencing for this spoiler session. To get the ball rolling so to speak, we've got a title for episode 4. It's officially being called, "Big Splash." It's not the most unique title, but I like it. I feel like you can't really go wrong with a "Big Splash" title. Anyways, it sounds like episode 4 will feature some very dramatic, super intense, interesting and happy moments as a poor woman falls to her death, sparking a major investigation! Ryan discovers a new lead.

"There's not really anybody else that I'm close to..." Samuel Goldwyn Films has unveiled an official trailer for an indie drama titled Blame, the feature directorial debut of young 22-year-old filmmaker Quinn Shepard. The film is about a drama teacher's taboo relationship with an unstable high school student, which strikes a nerve in her jealous classmate, sparking a vengeful chain of events. The film itself is based loosely on Arthur Miller's "The Crucible", which is also even specifically referenced within it as the play that the drama teacher chooses for their fall show. Quinn Shephard and Chris Messina star, along with Tate Donovan, Trieste Kelly Dunn, Tessa Albertson, Sarah Mezzanotte, and Nadia Alexander. This looks like a sultry drama with some great performances, dealing with the emotional turmoil of high school. Here's the first official trailer for Quinn Shepard's Blame, direct from Samuel Goldwyn's YouTube: When the girls'...

"My friend just got killed... You can't expect me just to sit around and not do anything about it!" Sony has debuted the first official trailer for a crime drama titled November Criminals, from the director of Anvil: The Story of Anvil and Hitchcock previously. Adapted from Sam Munson's novel of the same name, the story is about a high schooler who takes on his own investigation of a murder in Washington D.C. The film stars Ansel Elgort and Chloe Grace Moretz, along with Catherine Keener, David Strathairn, Cory Hardrict, Terry Kinney, Danny Flaherty, Victor Williams, and Tessa Albertson. Maybe it is just because I'm seeing Ansel Elgort once again, but this reminds me of so many other films recently, including Paper Towns and Netflix's "13 Reasons Why". Here's to hoping it's good, but I'm not entirely sure just yet. Here's the first official trailer for Sacha Gervasi's November Criminals,...

Ansel Elgort is riding the success of “Baby Driver” right into the fall, in which he stars opposite Chloë Grace Moretz in the indie murder mystery “November Criminals.” Based on the novel of the same name by Sam Munson, the film stars the two Ya favorites as a pair of college-bound friends who team up to try and solve the mysterious death of one of their classmates. Think “Brink” with a dash of romance and a bit more conventional.

“November Criminals” is directed by British journalist-turned-filmmaker Sacha Gervasi, best known for directing the documentary “Anvil! The Story of Anvil” and the Anthony Hopkins-starring “Hitchcock.” He’s currently in production on the HBO original movie My Dinner With Hervé, starring Jamie Dornan and Peter Dinklage. The supporting cast includes Tessa Albertson, Catherine Keener, and David Strathairn.

Read More:‘Baby Driver’ is Edgar Wright’s First $100M Hit and Has Grossed...

Sneak Peek footage from Season 3 of producer Darren Star's comedy-drama TV series "Younger", based on author Pamela Redmond Satran's novel of the same name, starring Hilary Duff, Debi Mazar, Miriam Shor, Nico Tortorella, Molly Bernard and Peter Hermann, premiering September 28, 2016 on the TV Land network:

"...'Liza Miller' (Sutton Foster) is a recently divorced 40-year old mother. As her teenage daughter 'Caitlin' (Tessa Albertson), studies abroad in India, Liza has to figure out a way to support herself and her daughter since her ex-husband's gambling addiction has left them in a financial money pit, losing all their savings and their house.

"Following her ambitions from college, Liza attempts to get a job in publishing, but has to start at the bottom, which proves difficult for a woman of her age. During her hunt, she meets 'Josh' (Nico Tortorella), a tattoo artist that thinks that they are the same age.

Take a look @ Season Two of "Younger", the TV Land comedy-drama series based on the novels by author Pamela Redmond Satran, starring Hilary Duff, Sutton Foster, Debi Mazar, Miriam Shor and Nico Tortorella, created and produced by Darren Star ("Sex and The City"):

"...'Liza Miller' (Sutton Foster) is 40 years old and a recently divorced mother. As her daughter 'Caitlin' (Tessa Albertson) begins college, her husband 'David' (Paul Fitzgerald) leaves her for a younger woman.

"Subsequently struggling without David's financial support, she attempts to get a job in publishing, which proves difficult for a woman of her age. During her hunt, she meets 'Josh' (Tortorella), a 26-year-old man who guesses he and Liza are about the same age.

"His compliment sparks an idea in Liza: she decides to get a makeover, courtesy of her best friend 'Maggie' (Mazar), in order to pass herself off as 26 years old.

"Ultimately, she becomes...

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In season 1, Younger only got better as it went along. The fusion between creator Darren Star’s bubbly vision of New York, Sutton Foster’s implacable charisma, and some mouth-covering gags only built and built the longer protagonist Liza (Foster) kept up the charade of being a 26-year-old publishing assistant (her real identity: a 40-year-old divorcée). The show’s glitzy charm is still readily available for fans planning to tune in to the second season premiere this month and, better yet, Star doesn’t rest on his laurels the second time around.

The show immediately ups the ante by bringing home Liza’s daughter Caitlin (Tessa Albertson) from her time abroad in India. She packs herself into Maggie’s (Debi Mazar) aggressively rustic Brooklyn loft, and there’s some fun tension between Liza’s internal battle of divulging every secret to her daughter...

Recently, CBS served up the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "The Good Wife" episode 11 of season 7. The episode is entitled, "Iowa," and it turns out that we're going to see some very interesting stuff go down a plot to get additional votes has Pater doing some very risky stuff. Also, tensions will run high all around, and more! In the new, 11th episode press release: Peter Attempts A High-risk Political Stunt To Gain Votes For His Presidential Bid At The Iowa Caucuses, On "The Good Wife," Sunday, Jan. 10. Press release number 2: Tensions are going to run high as the entire Florrick family is crammed into Peter's campaign bus with Eli and Ruth on their way to the Iowa Caucuses. Once there, Peter will end up trying a high-risk political stunt to gain votes for his presidential bid. Guest stars feature: David Krumholtz (Josh Mariner), Mo Rocca (Ted...

Hilary Duff and Sutton Foster’s new show Younger premiered tonight on TVLand with back-to-back episodes, and millennials need to rejoice. Duff’s first big television return since her glorious Lizzie McGuire days isn’t just good: it’s absolutely delightful. If the show’s 20-minute pilot is any indication, Younger is a brisk, bubbly, and snappy dramedy filled with solid acting, glitzy story lines, and one very hot man. While it’s not innovative or groundbreaking by any means, Younger is positioning itself to be the perfect Tuesday night guilty pleasure. And with Pretty Little Liars getting ridiculous Af, we’re in desperate need of a new show. (Warning: spoilers ahead!)

The first episode introduces us to 40-year-old Liza (Foster), who is recently divorced and struggling to find a job in publishing — an industry she dominated before leaving to raise her daughter for 15 years. After a ridiculously sexy and...

Hilary Duff and Sutton Foster’s new show Younger premiered tonight on TVLand with back-to-back episodes, and millennials need to rejoice. Duff’s first big television return since her glorious Lizzie McGuire days isn’t just good: it’s absolutely delightful. If the show’s 20-minute pilot is any indication, Younger is a brisk, bubbly, and snappy dramedy filled with solid acting, glitzy story lines, and one very hot man. While it’s not innovative or groundbreaking by any means, Younger is positioning itself to be the perfect Tuesday night guilty pleasure. And with Pretty Little Liars getting ridiculous Af, we’re in desperate need of a new show. (Warning: spoilers ahead!)

The first episode introduces us to 40-year-old Liza (Foster), who is recently divorced and struggling to find a job in publishing — an industry she dominated before leaving to raise her daughter for 15 years. After a ridiculously sexy and...

Actor-comedian Paul F. Tompkins (Comedy Bang! Bang!) will star opposite Molly Shannon in ABC’s single-camera comedy pilot from creator Brian Gallivan, Sony TV and Olive Bridge Prods. It centers on an overworked father (Tompkins) dreaming of being “on vacation all year” who decides to uproot his family from the city and move them to New Hampshire, where they open a group of tourist cottages but rarely, if ever, feel like they’re on vacation. Shannon plays his wife. Also cast in the pilot is Tessa Albertson as the couple’s older daughter. Repped by Innovative/Mksd. Related: 2014 ABC Pilots Strangers With Candy‘s Amy Sedaris will co-star opposite Jane Krakowski in Fox‘s half-hour pilot Dead Boss, from Wbtv and Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment. An adaptation of the BBC3 series, Dead Boss is a comedic mystery that finds overachiever Helen Stephens (Krakowski) wrongfully convicted of murdering her boss...

New clips and images have been added for THINKFilm's "Phoebe in Wonderland," starring Elle Fanning, Felicity Huffman, Patricia Clarkson, Bill Pullman, Ian Colletti, Caitlin Sanchez, Tessa Albertson, Peter Gerety, Conor Carroll, Maya N. Blake and Alicia Nakhjavan. Daniel Barnz directs the drama based on his own screenplay. The film was a nominee of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. All clips are embedded within the same player below: See all the images in the gallery. What's "Phoebe in Wonderland" all about? Phoebe In Wonderland, which recently had its world premiere at Sundance 2008 and is based on Daniel Barnz’s original screenplay, concerns a young girl (Elle Fanning) who longs to be in her school’s production of “Alice in Wonderland.” After being cast in the lead role of Alice by her eccentric drama teacher (Patricia Clarkson), Phoebe reveals a unique talent but, much like Alice herself, is...

New clips and images have been added for THINKFilm's "Phoebe in Wonderland," starring Elle Fanning, Felicity Huffman, Patricia Clarkson, Bill Pullman, Ian Colletti, Caitlin Sanchez, Tessa Albertson, Peter Gerety, Conor Carroll, Maya N. Blake and Alicia Nakhjavan. Daniel Barnz directs the drama based on his own screenplay. The film was a nominee of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. All clips are embedded within the same player...

New clips and images have been added for THINKFilm's "Phoebe in Wonderland," starring Elle Fanning, Felicity Huffman, Patricia Clarkson, Bill Pullman, Ian Colletti, Caitlin Sanchez, Tessa Albertson, Peter Gerety, Conor Carroll, Maya N. Blake and Alicia Nakhjavan. Daniel Barnz directs the drama based on his own screenplay. The film was a nominee of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. All clips are embedded within the same player...

Daniel Barnz will direct as well as write CBS Films' teem romance "Beastly." Susan Cartsonis producing with her Storefront Films. Film will be based on Alex Flinn's fantasy novel which is a modern day "Beauty and the Beast" and takes place in New York.   The story follows an arrogant seventeen-year-old who is changed into a beast in order to find a true romance.   CBS picked up the feature rights to "Beastly" at the end of 2007.   Barnz write and helmed "Phoebe in Wonderland" starring Tessa Albertson, Felicity Huffman and Patricia Clarkson. The film was a nominee of the Grand Jury Prize at last year's Sundance Film Festival.