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Dev radiates goodness. His humanity shines through every time he graces the screen, leaving you no choice but to root for him even when his character is doing something foul; his presence makes you understand where he’s coming from. With a career that always elevates, his latest performance in Monkey Man is my favorite. Giving us a fierce, soulful empathy, a channeled rage, shades of him we have yet to see—knowing he was so into martial arts during Skins, he’s brought it all together. Monkey Man is his moment, and an incredible directorial debut. Dev sets the pace. He’s limitless. He’s fearless. Our responsibility as a generation is to go into familiar spaces and see them through new perspectives, thus creating, finding, and sharing a space that has never been touched before. He has that gift. He continues to surpass himself and surprise us, and we are all waiting for where he’ll take us next. — THE 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE OF 2024 (photo: Devin Yalkin—The New York Times)

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Jane Fonda and long time gal friend Lily Tomlin for T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Culture issue in an interview with Ella Riley Adams to reflect on the first time they worked together, and how their partnerships have, even in the face of creative differences and personal spats, endured.

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Dev Patel for The New York Times (ph: Justin J. Wee)

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Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin photographed by Kanya Iwana for T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Culture issue

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♥ Will McAvoy and Mackenzie McHale Master list ♥

Hello dear reader and welcome to my Will / Mac Master list. This is my current youngest baby so join me and watch it grow!

Smut = 🔥 Romance = 💖 Fluff = 🌸 Angst = 🌧 Prompt = ✨ Episode = 👩🏻‍💻 One-shot = 🌱 Multi chaptered = 🌲 Collection = 🪴

Never Stopped 🔥💖🌸🌧👩🏻‍💻🌱 Will didn’t just leave a voicemail on Mac’s phone. He turned up at her door.

A Small Room in New York 💖🌧 ✨🌱🪴 Mackenzie walks back into Will’s newsroom and life but bringing with her not just memories of their past. She brings a two-year-old on her hip without a father.

Teething Problems 💖🌸🌲🪴 Sequel to ‘A Small Room in New York.’ Will has accepted the little boy who turned up out of the blue to be his son. Easy. Now all he has to do is get to know him. Mission Pancakes | Drafting Apologies | 96 Hours | The Restless Night |

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Dev Patel for BBC Radio 1

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Dev Patel & Jordan Peele Rate Indian And American Food

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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: The Newsroom (US TV) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Will McAvoy/MacKenzie McHale, Will McAvoy & MacKenzie McHale Characters: Will McAvoy, MacKenzie McHale, Jim Harper (The Newsroom) Additional Tags: Musical References, like an insane amount of musical references, Angst and Hurt/Comfort Summary:

One night, one ring, one promise, one parable about a boy who eats paper… there’s no one thing that can fix everything between Will and Mac. Explores their relationship in the space between seasons 2 and 3.

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I really didn’t think anyone was gonna show up [to the Monkey Man screening at SXSW]. We were on our way there in the car and there was a queue three blocks down. And I was like, “is the Ryan Gosling film showing tonight?” And they’re like, “no, they’re here for you.”

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Teething Problems - Chapter 1 Will and Mackenzie

Chapters: 1/? Fandom: The Newsroom (US TV) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Will McAvoy/MacKenzie McHale, Will McAvoy & MacKenzie McHale Characters: Will McAvoy, MacKenzie McHale, Original Child(ren) of Will McAvoy and MacKenzie McHale Additional Tags: Fluff, Domestic Fluff, Tooth-Rotting Fluff, Family Fluff, Pining, Mutual Pining, Family, Family Feels, Romance, Eventual Romance Series: Part 2 of a growing home. Summary: Sequel to ‘A Small Room in New York.’ Will has accepted the little boy who turned up out of the blue to be his son. Easy. Now all he has to do is get to know him.

“Mum?” “Daniel!” Mackenzie jumped from her seat on the toilet. She pulled her shirt down to give her whatever modesty she had left. “What did we say about the bathroom? It’s a private place!” “But there’s a strange man sleeping on the sofa.” Daniel said casually, pointing towards the living room. “He’s not a strange man, his name is Will.” She sighed. “He works… or will work with mummy.” “But what’s he doing on the sofa?” Daniel asked. “He’s an old friend of mummy’s and he came over to see me, to see us, last night.” “But what’s he doing on the sofa!” Daniel asked a little louder this time. “We did a lot of talking last night and it got late. I let him sleep on the sofa.” Daniel considered his mother’s reply. “us?” he asked. “What?” “You said ‘us’ Why us?” “Did I?” Mac feigned ignorance. Her son looked at him with a stare she was only now realizing he got from his father. It was his ‘really? You think that’s going to work’ face. Mac sighed again. “I want him to spend some time with us.” “Why?” “to get to know you.” “Why.” “Because you’re important to me and so is he.” “Wh…” “Don’t!” she warned him. Daniel smirked cheekily as his mother rolled her eyes, flushed the toilet, and redressed her lower half.

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DEV PATEL by Justin J. Wee for The New York Times

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S2E07: Red team III