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Michaela Coel

  1. overnights
    Mr. & Mrs. Smith Recap: Full-blown Emotional AffairThe Smiths have failed their mission, marriage, and each other.
    By Ben Rosenstock
  2. coming soon
    Prime Video’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith Series Is Actually HappeningWith a trailer to prove it.
    By Bethy Squires
  3. walk walk fashion baby
    La La Anthony, Chloe Fineman Will Play Fashion Correspondents at Met Gala 2023Here’s how to watch them host the event’s red carpet, together with Derek Blasberg and Emma Chamberlain.
    By Zoe Guy
  4. yes
    Anne Hathaway Enters Her Hyperpop Era for A24’s Mother MaryShe’ll be starring opposite Michaela Coel in a movie about the relationship between a musician and a fashion designer.
    By Rebecca Alter
  5. lost in translation
    Wakanda Forever Could’ve Done Better By the Midnight AngelsThe comics’ queer revolutionaries become royal pawns in the big-screen sequel, with little more than a throwaway romance.
    By Siddhant Adlakha
  6. trailer mix
    Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Trailer: Danger Rushes InA new Black Panther takes the mantel to fight an aquatic threat, Namor.
    By Zoe Guy
  7. michaela coel universe
    Michaela Coel Transforms Into a Combat Leader in Black Panther: Wakanda ForeverAs Aneka, a warrior in the Midnight Angels, with an excellent head shape.
    By Alejandra Gularte
  8. deserving
    Michaela Coel’s Emmy Acceptance Speech May Destroy You“I dedicate this story to every single survivor of sexual assault.”
    By Rebecca Alter
  9. one grand books
    Michaela Coel’s 10 Favorite BooksBreakfast of Champions, Society Within, The Book of Eels, and more.
    By Michaela Coel
  10. fall preview 2021
    40 Books We Can’t Wait to Read This FallIncluding Sally Rooney, Colson Whitehead, Tiphanie Yanique, and, yes, Jonathan Franzen.
  11. mcu
    Michaela Coel Joins Black Panther 2Marvel really said Wakanda for-ever ever.
    By Rebecca Alter
  12. tv
    Michaela Coel Dedicates BAFTA TV Award to I May Destroy You Intimacy Coordinator“Thank you for your existence in our industry, for making the space safe.”
    By Halle Kiefer
  13. books
    Michaela Coel Announces Her First Book, Misfits: A Personal ManifestoSet to destroy you this September.
    By Zoe Haylock
  14. endings
    The Queasy Ending of Promising Young WomanIn Emerald Fennell’s incendiary revenge movie, rage can be a sanctuary, and it can also be a dead end.
    By Alison Willmore
  15. connective tissue
    I May Destroy You, I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, and the Therapeutic Power of StoryThough markedly different, the two series are complementary voices in the ongoing conversation about sexual assault and its aftermath.
    By Jen Chaney
  16. close reads
    Let’s Talk About That I May Destroy You EndingIf trauma is a closed loop, then fantasy — which Michaela Coel makes nimble use of in “Ego Death” — is a field of endless potential.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién
  17. backstories
    How Michaela Coel Wrote I May Destroy You’s Dreamlike Ending“The more she runs from David, the nightmare, the bigger the monster becomes.”
    By E. Alex Jung
  18. needle drops
    Michaela Coel Always Knew How She Wanted I May Destroy You to SoundA soundtrack so good, the series didn’t need a traditional score.
    By Monica Castillo
  19. close reads
    I May Destroy You’s Structural EpiphaniesIn the penultimate episode, Arabella remembers what has been eluding her all season. But it is what comes just before that is the true revelation.
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  20. profile
    Michaela the DestroyerHow a young talent from East London went from open-mic nights to making the year’s most sublimely unsettling show.
    By E. Alex Jung
  21. the view from home
    How Protesting Helped Tayarisha Poe Feel Normal AgainThe Selah and the Spades director isn’t expecting a “yes, the revolution has arrived” moment — but she is feeling a lot of hope.
    By Tayarisha Poe As told to Alison Willmore
  22. chat room
    I May Destroy You’s Weruche Opia Became Instant Friends With Michaela Coel“A lot of people would ask how long Michaela and I have known each other, and we only really properly met on the set.”
    By Monica Castillo
  23. overnights
    I May Destroy You Recap: A Hellish WhodunitAs Arabella pieces together the fragments of the night, she plays a sleuth to solve her own traumatic mystery.
    By Monica Castillo
  24. tv review
    I May Destroy You Confirms Michaela Coel’s Stunning TalentAn unflinching, dynamic exploration of desire and consent stands on the strength of Coel’s work as a writer, director, and performer.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién
  25. trailer mix
    I May Destroy You Trailer: Michaela Coel’s New Show Warns Us Right in the TitleHer Chewing Gum follow-up tackles sexual assault head-on.
    By Zoe Haylock
  26. the vulture transcript
    Michaela Coel Isn’t Going to Tweet ThisThe Chewing Gum creator on avoiding Twitter, racial fetishes, Brexit, and Black Earth Rising.
    By E. Alex Jung
  27. trailer mix
    Been So Long: Michaela Coel Stars in Netflix’s Swoon-Worthy London MusicalPremiering October 26.
    By Jackson McHenry
  28. sexual assault
    Michaela Coel Says She Was Sexually Assaulted When She Worked on Chewing Gum“The first people I called after the police, before my own family, were the producers.”
    By Hunter Harris
  29. chewing gum
    Michaela Coel Is Working on Chewing Gum Season 3, This Time With a Writers RoomShe got the idea for a writers room from working on Black Mirror.
    By Dee Lockett
  30. music
    Chewing Gum’s Michaela Coel Talks Colorism and Appropriation on New Song“With darker pigmentation, you become an example of exoticism under that Western microscope.”
    By Hunter Harris
  31. trailer mix
    Black Mirror Season-4 Trailer Recruits Jesse Plemons, Michaela Coel, and MoreThe future is coming faster than you expected.
    By Jackson McHenry
  32. trailer mix
    Watch Chewing Gum Season Two Trailer“WTF Happened?”
    By E. Alex Jung
  33. vulture recommends
    5 Reasons to Check Out Chewing Gum, a Netflix Hidden GemLet’s gush about Michaela Coel.
    By Jackson McHenry