Jamie Tartt became a fan-favorite character during his tenure on the show, and he delivered some of Ted Lasso’s funniest ...

A good Saturday night film that everyone (ahem, me and my husband) can agree on is hard to find. In fact, it was right at the ...

Slow Horses is a British spy thriller series based on Mick Herron's Slough House books, and its plot revolves around a group of MI5 agents who are moved to Slough House after making critical mistakes.

The fourth season of Ted Lasso — winner of back-to-back Outstanding Comedy Series Emmys for its first two seasons — just ...

Nick Mohammed (L) stars in two of summer’s best comedies for two separate streaming giants, Peacock and Apple. Pic credit: Peacock Nick Mohammed is one of those great talents you never see coming.

Nate (Nick Mohammed), an assistant football coach for Richmond who has gradually morphed from affable lad to embittered schemer, tears into the relentlessly optimistic coach Lasso (Jason Sudeikis).

Nick Mohammed, who has portrayed Nathan “Nate the Great” Shelley in the Jason Sudakis-developed comedy drama throughout three seasons, is bringing his critically acclaimed alter ego Mr ...

Out of everyone in the Ted Lasso cast, the character that has gone through the greatest physical change is Nick Mohammed’s kit-man-turned-coach, Nate Shelley. As he went from black-haired, sweat ...

The season 2 finale of 'Ted Lasso' premiered on Apple TV+ on Oct. 8. In the episode, fans see the aftermath of Nate's betrayal. After the episode premiered, actor Nick Mohammed told TVLine in an ...

Sometimes, Nick Mohammed refers to his character’s Season 2 arc on “Ted Lasso” with a professional wrestling term, calling it “a heel turn.” ...

Nick Mohammed poses in the press room during the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards | Rich Fury/Getty Images Nate transformed from a shy kit man to an assertive assistant coach When Nate Shelley is first ...

Apple recruited Nick Mohammed — one of the stars of “ Ted Lasso,” Apple TV+’s biggest show — for a short film (i.e., a commercial) extolling the built-in privacy features of the iPhone.