If you're a Netflix subscriber and a romantic comedy fan, you might be primed to fall in love with the streamer's upcoming series, "Too Much." That's based on the trailer, which the streaming giant just dropped for Lena Dunham's star-studded new Netflix rom-com this week,

Too Much,” Netflix’s upcoming Netflix rom-com series starring Lena Dunham, has added five guest stars to its cast: Jessica Alba, Rita Ora, Andrew Scott, Kit Harington and Jennifer Saunders. Along with the news,

Lena Dunham got candid about her last affair before marriage in a new essay ahead of the release of her upcoming Netflix series 'Too Much'.

The planned 'The Birds' TV show also got a shout-out as SXSW London brought together Surian Fletcher-Jones of Working Title Television, Heyday Television's Sue Gibbs and Carnival Films' Noemi Spanos.

In today’s fragmented, content-saturated world, a curated festival is more vital than ever—not just to champion great shows, but to foster real collaboration.” Indeed, the original festival played a pivotal role in launching breakout Italian hits like “Gomorrah” and “The Mafia Kills Only in Summer,

"I promise to make the shows we DO have together memorable and thank you always for your understanding," the singer wrote

On top of all of that, its Tony Awards weekend, and considering Rannells is a Broadway vet—having performed in everything from Hairspray to The Book Of Mormon to Hamilton—you