Why ‘Widow’s Bay,’ Matthew Rhys and Breakout Kate O’Flynn Should Scare the Rest of the Emmy Comedy Field
Apple TV's horror comedy 'Widow's Bay,' led by Matthew Rhys and breakout Kate O'Flynn, is surging late in the Emmy comedy race. Can it win?
The TCA Awards Must Bring Back An In-Person Ceremony to Ensure Its Longevity
Awards Circuit Column: With no more semi-annual press tours, the TCA Awards are a crucial calling card for the Television Critics Association.
Jamie Bell on ‘Half Man,’ Fatherhood and Wanting to Make a Tap-Dancing Movie After Fred Astaire Biopic Fell Apart
Jamie Bell discusses his performance in “Half Man,” fatherhood, and still hopes to make a tap-dance-film after Fred Astaire biopic fell apart.
‘Give Me a Call Back, HBO’: Why Brittany Allen Submitted Herself for an Emmy as a Dying Cancer Patient on ‘The Pitt’ After the Network Ignored Her Calls
HBO didn't submit Brittany Allen for an Emmy for 'The Pitt,' so she's running her own FYC campaign for guest drama actress, and it's worked before.
Alessandro Nivola on Playing Calvin Klein in ‘Love Story’ and the Todd Haynes Movie He Says Could’ve Won Michelle Williams an Oscar
Alessandro Nivola on playing Calvin Klein in FX's "Love Story," the Todd Haynes movie that fell apart and finally entering the awards conversation.
Walk on the Wild Side: Comedy Series Like ‘Matlock’ and ‘The ’Burbs’ Star Funny Women in Dark Situations
From ‘The ‘Burbs’ to ‘Matlock,’ this year’s comedies shine a light on women in darker roles.
No Drama Required: The Emmys Movie Category Proves Comfort and Fun Can Win Statues
At the Emmys, the TV movie race favors comedies, thrillers and romances over prestige drama, and that's a good thing.
Love Is on the Air: From ‘Nobody Wants This’ to ‘Bridgerton,’ TV’s Buzziest Shows Mix Romance With Prestige
Love and romance are center stage on buzzy shows like 'Nobody Wants this' and 'Bridgerton.'
Jason Bateman on Five Possible Emmy Noms, a ‘Game Night’ Sequel, AI and His Spielberg-Size Studio Dream
Jason Bateman on his shot at five Emmy noms for "Black Rabbit" and "DTF St. Louis," a "Game Night" sequel, AI and his Spielberg-size studio dream.
Ashley Padilla on Writing a Book With Diane Keaton, Staying Off Social Media and Becoming an ‘SNL’ Breakout Star: ‘I Assumed People Would Go, We Hate Her’
"SNL" breakout Ashley Padilla opens up about her insecurities in getting the job and becoming a breakout star, and why she stays off social media.