Yes, God, Yes, which Maine both wrote and directed, stars Stranger Things breakout Natalia Dyer as Alice, a midwest teen who “discovers masturbation and is overwhelmed with guilt” following a racy AOL ...

Perri Nemiroff is the 2025 Press Award winner at the ICG Publicists Awards. She's the senior producer at Collider where she hosts and produces the interview series, Collider Ladies Night, a show ...

Natalia Dyer doesn't remember the first time she discovered female masturbation. "I remember it being, in my mind, far too late,” the Stranger Things star tells Bustle. “[I was] ‘Like, ‘Why has nobody ...

It’s an idea that’s probably a tough sell to anyone who never came of age in the cloistered world of Catholic high schools: that the coolest event imaginable to upperclassmen was a weekend-long ...

I remember so little about my own Catholic high school junior-year retreat, except that the religious discussions didn’t have a chance up against the severity of everyone’s crushes. That’s my memory ...

Karen Maine, the co-writer of Gillian Robespierre’s effervescent abortion comedy “Obvious Child,” mines her own awkward teenage experiences for her directorial debut, “Yes, God, Yes.” Anyone who has ...

Horny high schooler Alice (Natalia Dyer) is in the process of discovering masturbation, but her sex-demonizing Catholic school is determined to shame her for it. That more or less describes the ...

"In the Midwest in the early 00s, sixteen-year-old Alice (Natalia Dyer) has always been a good Catholic girl. But when an AOL chat turns racy, she discovers masturbation and becomes guilt-ridden.

EXCLUSIVE: Vertical Entertainment has acquired U.S. rights to Yes, God, Yes, the coming-of-age pic that stars Stranger Things‘ Natalia Dyer and had its world premiere earlier this year at SXSW, where ...

Karen Maine's "semi-autobiographical" comedy charts a teenage experience both relatable and specific. First-time filmmaker Karen Maine (who previously co-wrote the Sundance hit “Obvious Child”) ...

I remember so little about my own Catholic high school junior-year retreat, except that the religious discussions didn’t have a chance up against the severity of everyone’s crushes. That’s my memory ...