A desperately unfunny mix of tepid showbiz satire and formulaic romantic comedy.

It's much better than a lot of the stuff playing in theaters.

Works best when its sharp bite is aimed at the double standard within the film industry, but falters when it aims its much deserved anger at female pop stars rather than the system that built them and the media landscape that exploited & abused them.

Pfeiffer and Rudd give strong comic performances, some of their best in recent years. Moreover, the film is a bright, enjoyable romantic comedy, filled with light feminist ideas on Hollywood’s absurd fixation on youth. This one is worth seeking out.