Survivor’ star Parvati Shallow explores her relationship with Mae Martin and shares intimate details in her memoir, ‘Nice ...

Parvati Shallow is sharing all the details of her life -- and some bedroom stories -- in her new book Nice Girls Don't Win: ...

Mae Martin and Parvati Shallow's relationship is "an in flux situation.". In January 2025, Shallow told PEOPLE that dating has been “the most challenging area of my life" and is admittedly ...

Mae Martin has some for you in the Netflix comedy special ‘SAP’ LOS ANGELES, CA - MAY 1: Mae Martin is photographed at Fancy Studios in Los Angeles, CA on May 1, 2023. (JJ Geiger / For The Times) ...

When comedian Mae Martin first moved to L.A., they held a monthly residency at Largo at the Coronet. Martin, star of the biting sobriety comedy “Feel Good” and many beloved standpup specials ...

Comedian Mae Martin has made a career from wearing her heart on her sleeve. Her colourful life has served as a launch pad for her two biggest stand-up shows Us and Dope and their spin-off podcasts ...

LOS ANGELES, CA - MAY 1: Mae Martin is photographed at Fancy Studios in Los Angeles, CA on May 1, 2023. (JJ Geiger / For The Times) Mae Martin is used to being modified. “And that’s evolved as ...

Mae Martin: ‘We have to give ourselves a break for being turned on by weird stuff’ The new season of the comedian’s Netflix series Feel Good tackles trauma, gender identity and addiction.

Mae Martin (left) and Sophie Thompson (right) attend the press launch of new C4 & Netflix comedy "Feel Good" at Channel 4 on February 11, 2020 in London, England. Photo: Dave Benett/Getty Images ...

But unlike Roy Kent, Mae Martin has real-life origins for their rage, embarrassment or insecurities, and they naturally stem from the impact puberty had on their gender identity.

Mae Martin is dropping their first Netflix special this week. Directed by Abbi Jacobson of Broad City fame, the special is material that Martin worked on during the pandemic and while trying out ...

The new season of the comedian’s Netflix series Feel Good tackles trauma, gender identity and addiction. It’s also extremely funny. They tell Alexandra Pollard why they’re not ready to be a ...