Gingham gets a chic makeover in Amy Sedaris's guest apartment bedroom – it's a masterclass in styling the farmhouse pattern ...

Oh, Mary! fans hoping to see Amy Sedaris take on the role of Mary Todd Lincoln might be out of luck. Watch a video of her discussing taking on the role in Cole Escola's comedy on Amy Poehler's podcast ...

Amy Sedaris, Susan Sarandon spar over cupcakes in At Home with Amy Sedaris clip At Home with Amy Sedaris season 2 trailer features nuclear bakes, Patty Hogg slapping Michael Shannon ...

Amy Sedaris returns for another season of bizarre DIY projects, questionable cooking tips, and some very special guests in At Home With Amy Sedaris. Season 3 of the absurd comedy show premieres ...

The “Amy Sedaris Can’t Drive” level, available to Apple Arcade subscribers starting June 22, features ludicrous and delightful design and props inspired by Sedaris’ hobbies and projects ...

“At Home with Amy Sedaris” (truTV) might be best described as a deviled egg spiritually possessed by an imp of the perverse. The cult celebrity of its charming host rests on the satirical ...

Amy Sedaris wiggles her toes. She’s sitting in a makeup chair, wearing bright-green high heels and a black-and-white print dress with a full skirt, admiring her perfect pedicure.

Amy Sedaris knows what it feels like to get bossed around by something small. The kooky, NYC-based actress — who is beloved for her comedic turns in “Strangers With Candy” and “Unbreakable ...

Rachel Dratch and Sedaris on “At Home with Amy Sedaris.” [Photo: Jon Pack/truTV] “In the back of my head, I always knew I wanted to do this kind of show,” she says.

The wild satire of a homemaking show — starring comedian and consummate crafter Amy Sedaris as a deluded domestic diva with a dark side — kicks off its third season at 10 p.m. Wednesday on TruTV.

Amy Sedaris might be a comedian, but her love of all things hospitality is not a joke. In fact, her new truTV lifestyle series, At Home With Amy Sedaris, wasn’t even necessarily conceived as ...

Amy Sedaris, left, with Paul Giamatti in “At Home with Amy Sedaris” on truTV. Alison Cohen Rosa Turner The show is intentionally absurd (and often, grotesque) but always very funny.