Remembering the 2006 Emmys, When the Clock Ran Out for Network TV
Awards Circuit Podcast: We look back 20 years to 2006, when '24' won the last outstanding drama series Emmy for broadcast network TV.
Awards Circuit Podcast: We look back 20 years to 2006, when '24' won the last outstanding drama series Emmy for broadcast network TV.
The FX Gen Z hangout sitcom 'Adults' finds its footing in a much-improved Season 2 driven by cast chemistry.
Independent Film Company has acquired "Tangles," the hand-drawn Cannes animated feature for an Oscar-qualifying run.
David Byrne's long-running, visually dazzling tour is being captured on film by Brady Corbet, director of 'The Brutalist,' shooting in 70mm.
From 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' to 'Clue' to 'It,' the late British star Tim Curry proved that you could be serious about unserious acting.
Awards Circuit Podcast: We look back 20 years to 2006, when '24' won the last…
'This is How the World Ends' claims to be the first straight to VHS release in 20 years, but it's also a deliberate middle finger to AI
Kit Harington and Peter Dinklage reunite for the first time since 'Game of Thrones' concluded on HBO seven years ago.
Lan Hongchun's Teochew dialect family drama opens June 18 across Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei.
Brad Pitt is on the set of motorcycle racing movie 'Isle of Man' as production kicks off during the iconic event.
Cercamon has picked up sales agency duties on tragicomedy "Black Money for White Nights," which has its world premiere at Karlovy Vary Film Festival.
‘The Indies’ from ‘The Currents’ production banner Alina Film has a chance to bag the ECAM Forum Last Push $17,500 prize.
The president finally canceled the 'Freedom 250' concert series, to be replaced with 'the greatest rally ever,' starring himself and Lee Greenwood.
Ol Parker's breezily watchable 'Office Romance' is amiably carried by Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein — and aggressively stolen by Betty Gilpin.
James Handy, a longtime actor who appeared as the bartender in "Top Gun: Maverick" and had guest roles on dozen of TV shows, was killed Wednesday.
Phoebe Bridgers played eight unreleased songs at Madison Square Garden at a show that required 18,000 people to lock up their phones — and it worked.