‘Cobra Kai’ Star Ralph Macchio Finally Finds a Reason to Revive His ‘Karate Kid’ Past — Turn It On Podcast
“Outside of a couple wrinkles and the hairline receding, it felt like yesterday,” Macchio told IndieWire of revisiting Daniel LaRusso.
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The Best TV Performances of 2018, So Far
These performances may have debuted during the first half of the year, but they’ll be remembered at the end.
‘Roseanne’ Lives: ABC Orders 10 Episodes of ‘The Conners’ Spinoff With All The Cast — Except Roseanne — Returning
Executive producer Tom Werner has struck a deal to continue the show without Roseanne Barr, who will not have a creative or financial stake in the spin-off.
Leslie Jones on ‘SNL,’ ‘Game of Thrones,’ Her ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Obsession, and Her Nude ‘Timeless’ Protest
“We’re so up our ass,” Jones tells IndieWire. “The world could really take a break and stop being an asshole, because that’s what we are at this point!”
Amy Sedaris and Andrea Savage on Passion Projects, Racist Kids, and the Joy of Packing Tape — Turn It On Podcast
The stars of truTV’s “At Home with Amy Sedaris” and “I’m Sorry” meet on stage and discuss juggling so many roles on their critically acclaimed series.
Emmys: ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Face Off in Ultimate Drama Battle — Screen Talk Emmy Edition Podcast
Episode 4: Also, Sterling K. Brown and Elisabeth Moss in the hunt for repeat wins.
Antonio Banderas Finally Faces His Toughest Critics By Playing Pablo Picasso —Turn It On Podcast
“Genius: Picasso” stars Banderas and Alex Rich on figuring out how to play an artist who was respected and powerful — but also very cruel.
MTV General Manager on Why The Network Moved the ‘Movie & TV Awards’ Into the Middle of Emmy Season
TV stars were front and center at this year’s award show, which took place as Emmy nomination voting is underway.
Dr. Drew Pinsky on What ‘Patrick Melrose’ Can Teach About Addiction, Alcohol — and Anthony Bourdain
Pinsky started watching the Showtime limited series with a skeptical eye, but now refers people to its depiction of how addiction works.
James Corden Hopes to Bring Families Together by Recruiting Paul McCartney for ‘Carpool Karaoke’
As “The Late Late Show with James Corden” returns to the U.K. this week for another round of shows, the host extols the virtues of still doing a nightly show on broadcast TV.
Craig Zadan & Neil Meron: ‘Jesus Christ Superstar,’ Figuring Out ‘Hair’ Nudity, and ‘Smash’ on Broadway — Turn It On Podcast
The producers say “Smash” may be one step closer to revival on stage. Also, they say Aaron Sorkin continues to work on a major rewrite of “A Few Good Men” for their live NBC play, hopefully next year.
’24’ Reboots Update: Producer Howard Gordon Gives Details on the Two Projects Being Developed
Gordon and creators Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran are back at work and could be behind at least two new takes on the “24” franchise.
