Writer, actress, and comedian Natasha Rothwell has waited a long time to share her passion project, Hulu and Onyx Collective’s How To Die Alone, with the world. Over eight years, to be exact ...

Rory (Conrad Ricamora) and Melissa (Natasha Rothwell) on "How To Die Alone" (Ian Watson/Hulu) Kelli showcases Rothwell’s dexterity with slapstick while Belinda demands restraint, a necessity to ...

“Follow the fear” is a phrase that Natasha Rothwell says has been imprinted ... “OK, ‘How to Die Alone,’” she said over a video call. “I want to write a show that explores how ...

With “How to Die Alone,” Rothwell wants to remind others that ... punches and done the thing that would’ve been easier for Natasha, but done the disservice for the spirit of Natasha ...

Natasha Rothwell moved to the big city of New York ... Her solution to dealing with those feelings was to create “How to Die Alone.” The half-hour comedy series developed under the Onyx ...

One conversation with Natasha Rothwell accomplishes what a decade ... Before that, however, comes How to Die Alone, a series that, finally, allows Rothwell to be what she deserves—a leading ...

Speaking about the show and her approach to storytelling more broadly, Rothwell added, “How to Die Alone is a show about the need to feel seen, to be valued just as you are. And for Black ...

Natasha Rot h well's career continues to ascend. Along with creating Hulu's comedy "How to Die Alone" (now streaming), Rothwell also stars as Melissa Jackson, an employee at New York City's John F.

Natasha Rothwell and Conrad Ricamora in "How to Die Alone." I can guarantee you you've never had a worse birthday than How to Die Alone's Melissa Jackson (Natasha Rothwell). Her best friend Rory ...

Natasha Rothwell is living her dream, and audiences are the lucky beneficiaries. With the release of her new Hulu series “How to Die Alone,” Rothwell steps into the role of creator ...

Natasha Rothwell swaps her White Lotus spa garb for a neon, air traffic vest in the new How to Die Alone trailer. In the two-minute clip, released Tuesday, Rothwell’s Mel is out of gas ...

and Rothwell depicts her as both protagonist and antagonist of her own story. Frequent flyers will delight in the peek into the complex inner workings of an airport. “How to Die Alone ...