'World's Hottest' Weather Girl Grabs Attention With Yoga Pants Photo originally appeared on The Spun. The "world's hottest" weather girl is grabbing attention with her latest photo. Yanet Garcia, a ...

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It would be fair to say Weather Girl was the talk of last year’s Edinburgh Fringe. With a Scotsman Fringe First, a Lustrum Award, and a queue stretching back into the Summerhall courtyard, it was only ...

Julia McDermott and Brian Watkins. Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SCAD. The buzzy Edinburgh Fringe play Weather Girl, which Netflix has acquired for a limited series, will transfer to London’s Soho ...

Robert Downey Jr., Susan Downey, and A24 are all teaming up to produce a limited series adaptation of Brian Watkins' Weather Girl for Netflix, Variety reports. The solo show, which first debuted at ...

Weather Girl, at London’s Soho Theatre until 5 April, is a frantic and funny one-woman show about the looming climate apocalypse. Written by Brian Watkins, it stars Julia McDermott as Stacey, a local ...

Every so often, you’ll hear a critic — and by “a critic,” I mean me — lamenting over theater that, in its DNA, it’s actually much closer to being television. These are plays that take little or no ...

Izora Armstead and Martha Wash (a.k.a. The Weather Girls) performing at the Vic Theater in Chicago, Illinois on March 22, 1986. (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images) When “It’s Raining Men” was released ...

In the new play by Brian Watkins, a California meteorologist struggles to deliver daily weather reports that whitewash our unfortunate climate reality. Julia McDermott, who plays Stacey in the play ...

The show starts in unlit gloom, as Stacey unspools her inner thoughts in a babygirl voice. Why did she become a weather girl? Was it her way of staying one jump ahead of an act of God? The world seems ...

A guy sidles up to me in the queue outside the Summerhall performance space. “Yeah.” “Can I buy your ticket off you?” “No… I’m okay.” “Oh.” He walks on. It’s unusual for an Edinburgh Fringe show to be ...