Parker Posey doesn’t seem to care too much about the tsunami of hate she initially got for her accent on “The White Lotus” — and her indifference isn’t due to Lorazepam. The “Dazed and Confused” alum visited “Late Night with Seth Meyers” Thursday night,

Parker Posey is winning rave reviews playing Victoria Ratliff in the latest season of “The White Lotus.” The role was a long time coming.

"The White Lotus" is back to add some chaos to the 2025 TV schedule, and there’s already an early favorite casting choice to talk about: Parker Posey! Since Season 3 of The White Lotus premiered over the weekend,

Posey has been playing funny Southern characters for years, from roles in Dazed & Confused to Waiting for Guffman and more. Through it all, she's clear about the fact that her upb

Last week, actor Parker Posey had TODAY’s Craig Melvin in giggles when she practiced her “White Lotus” character’s Southern drawl in a clip that since went viral. Now this week, her co-star Patrick Schwarzenegger got in on the joke.

Parker Posey has said the cast of The White Lotus were “always going to hospital “ in Thailand. The actor, who plays Victoria Ratliff on the hit series, told The Sunday Times Style magazine that she fell ill after eating some dodgy fish, which also left her co-star, Sam Nivola, 21, poorly.

New footage reveals Parker Posey ignoring journalist Kjersti Flaa during the Café Society interview, alongside Blake Lively.

In a new interview about the show with The Times, Parker described the process of making The White Lotus season three as an “endurance test” – thanks, mainly, to the high temperatures, as well as the snakes and critters the actors would occasionally come face-to-face with.

What’s up with the Ratliff family? Why does Rick need to go to Bangkok? And whose dead body is in the water? Answering all your questions about Mike White’s HBO series.

Those that are obsessed with Parker Posey's Southern accent, and those that hate it. To play the lorazepam-dependent southern matriarch, Victoria Ratliff, Parker put on a thick North Carolinian accent that is both mesmerizing and perplexing,