In the latest edition of the Emmy-winning “Black Mirror” installment, Cristin Milioti had intense stunts and action sequences ...

Will Poulter, Rashida Jones, Chris O'Dowd and Cristin Milioti lead an all-star season of "Black Mirror" that doubles down on the weirdness ...

Cristin Milioti had just finished playing Sofia Falcone ... Nanette Cole and her digital copy in the Infinity game — are pretty traumatized. Yep, they are. I understand that you filmed this ...

She was pretty much on set every day ... “Callister” upgraded! Cristin Milioti as Captain Cole in the “Callister” sequel, leader of the spaceship in the game. Nick Wall/Netflix And ...

Nearly a decade after filming “USS Callister” for “Black Mirror” Season 4, creator Charlie Brooker reunited the cast and crew — including stars Cristin Milioti and Jimmi Simpson and director Toby ...

Issa Rae and Emma Corrin’s enigmatic turns in “Hotel Reverie,” Peter Capaldi’s unhinged villain in “Plaything,” rising star ...

The cast of Seven Sisters has added seven stars. The new FX drama, centered around a large family that begins to fall apart ...

Maybe now she would be more of a loose cannon, because before it was pretty focused on him and ... Connell as Cobb’s mother Francis, and Cristin Milioti as Sofia Falcone. Seriously, she ...

Perhaps the biggest change since the USS Callister flew off into server space unknown in 2017, however, is the ascendent status of its Captain Nanette Cole, played by Cristin Milioti. First ...

Cristin Milioti wants someone to dig through the archives and bring back Made for Love. While speaking to journalists, including TV Insider, in support of Black Mirror Season 7’s release (she ...

A family-looking picture of a seated Vernon holding a young baby as actress Cristin Milioti stands behind him, hands on his shoulder. Naturally, the situation is causing some confusion.

That clone has all of her memories and experiences baked in there,” says Milioti of why the sequel ... digital copy in the Infinity game — are pretty traumatized. Yep, they are.