In a career-spanning chat, the filmmaker — a fixture of New York's hardcore punk scene in the 1980s — discusses his brushes with Downey, Robin Williams and Bill Murray.

Jennifer Coolidge looks back at her party girl days in her 20s in New York City while promoting her new film, Riff Raff.

Jennifer Coolidge opens up to PEOPLE about her impression of the 'unpredictable' Pete Davidson after he pulled up to the set of their new movie 'Riff Raff'

"I couldn't stop the train," the 'Riff Raff' actress tells PEOPLE, explaining how her experience influenced the roles she takes today

During Schiaparelli 's haute couture spring/summer 2025 runway show for Paris Fashion Week on Jan. 27, the Deliver Us from Eva star rocked a form-fitting black gown with sheer panels. Instead of the strappy style, Union went with an off-the-shoulder neckline.

A true naked dress is meant to look, well, naked. Just ask Gabrielle Union, who attended the screening of her new film Riff Raff last night in New York City wearing a gauzy nude illusion number.

"Riff Raff" is a solid crime comedy with unusual wiring. There's no heist, no bag of money or suitcase of drugs. Instead, the director, Dito Montiel, puts the focus on

Through a number flashbacks and the reluctant admissions of dark secrets, we learn that Rocco ran afoul of psychopathic underworld figure Lefty (Bill Murray), who sets out for revenge alongside his equally deranged henchman Lonnie (Pete Davidson).

Gabrielle Union took to the New York City streets in two stylish getups. On Feb. 26, she opted for the matte chocolate brown slip dress from Fendi’s Spring 2025 collection while attending a screening of "Riff Raff,

Bill Murray met talent coordinator Margaret Kelly while filming his 1981 movie, Stripes. The pair later married in a spontaneous Las Vegas wedding on January 25, 1981, which the actor had planned. Reflecting on her unexpected and sudden marriage to the actor, Kelly recalled her reaction in an interview with Rolling Stone:

For a movie set during the holiday season, it’s almost shocking how little Montiel takes advantage of this backdrop, which could have provided a nice juxtaposition to the crime-comedy he’s steering. Same thing goes for the tale’s Maine setting—there isn’t enough specificity in the film’s locations and production design that makes “Riff Raff” feel like a lived-in New England picture.