Soon the 2012 Olympics will end, and the games of life as we know it will continue. Here are five things I love right now that may help fill up all of our lives in between the Closing Ceremonies and the raging amusement parks of the Conventions.

In Celeste and Jesse Forever, co-writers Rashida Jones and Will McCormack inject new life into the often tired romantic-comedy genre.

Lee Toland Krieger wasn't planning to read the script for "Celeste and Jesse Forever" in one night. It just sort of happened that way. "I thought, ...

If you want to watch something other than Ryan Lochte in a speedo this weekend, you have a limited number of options. You could check out Len Wise...

Rashida Jones is somewhat new to Twitter, but with an indie film out in New York and Los Angeles theaters, she's taking full advantage of the social n...

Both are about intense relationships between young adults that end -- and yet go on. Both are stories of love that has grown one-sided. And both ache with the unavoidable self-pity that goes along with that kind of situation -- while finding the laughs in that same circumstance.

It's the classic dilemma: You're at the movie theater with your significant other and the two of you can't agree on what to see. "I want to see the mo...

"Celeste and Jesse Forever" -- the writing debut of "Parks and Recreation" star Rashida Jones -- premiered to strong reviews at the Sundance Film Fest...

Rashida Jones is one of the early stars of the Sundance Film Festival, and not just for her acting. The star is both the lead and the co-writer of ...