Before HBO’s ‘I Love LA,’ Rachel Sennott Helped Create One of the Wildest Teen Comedies of the La…

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Before HBO's 'I Love LA,' Rachel Sennott Helped Create One of the Wildest Teen Comedies of the Last 10 Years

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Rachel Sennott is bringing her sharp comedic edge to Max’s new series, I Love LA. New fans are discovering her talent for skewering modern absurdity. While the series takes aim at LA’s influencer culture, Sennott has already perfected the art of satire in 2023's cult-classic comedy, Bottoms. Bottoms didn’t just showcase Sennott’s comedy, it established the specific satirical voice she’s now bringing to I Love LA.

Rachel Sennott Amplifies Satire in HBO Max’s I Love LA Following Bottoms Success

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Rachel Sennott is making waves in the comedy landscape with her role in Max’s new series, I Love LA, where her sharp comedic style dissects modern absurdities, particularly within the influencer culture of Los Angeles. Following her acclaimed performance in the cult classic comedy Bottoms, Sennott has established a unique satirical voice that resonates with audiences in 2023.

Bottoms, co-written by Sennott and director Emma Seligman, has been pivotal in shaping her comedic identity. The film cleverly twists the beloved tropes of teen romantic comedies, which have long captivated audiences. With its roots in classics like 10 Things I Hate About You and She’s All That, Bottoms flips the genre on its head, delivering both laughter and reflection.

All the Cool Girls Brought Their Best Berlin Black to Timothée Chalamet’s After Party

While the premiere of Marty Supreme was full of bold red carpet fashion from its stars, the film’s after party took on a more laidback vibe. Timothée Chalamet and girlfriend Kylie Jenner coordinated in bright orange that screamed Southern California, but guests at the posh fête at the Chateau Marmont opted for pared-back outfits based in black that might have been better suited for Berlin.

Blackpink’s Rosé led the pack in a cropped black baby tee worn with flared blue jeans. Her pants went all the way over her shoes and featured a distressed, raw-edge hem. To avoid being too basic, she styled her look with a leather trench coat, worn chicly over her shoulders, glasses, and tousled hair.

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