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Daily Reads: A Fond Farewell to ‘American Idol,’ The Story of ‘The Bad News Bears,’ and More

Daily Reads: A Fond Farewell to ‘American Idol,’ The Story of ‘The Bad News Bears,’ and More

Apr 8, 2016 1:34 pm /

Television

/ By Riyad Mammadyarov

‘The Americans’ Annet Mahendru on Nina’s Fate, Her Future and Seeing Spies as ‘Peacekeepers’

‘The Americans’ Annet Mahendru on Nina’s Fate, Her Future and Seeing Spies as ‘Peacekeepers’

Apr 7, 2016 8:30 am /

Television

/ By Ben Travers

Review: ‘The Americans’ Season 4 Episode 4 ‘Chloramphenicol’ Proves Everyone’s in Peril

Review: ‘The Americans’ Season 4 Episode 4 ‘Chloramphenicol’ Proves Everyone’s in Peril

Apr 6, 2016 11:00 pm /

Television

/ By Ben Travers

Review: ‘The Americans’ Season 4 Brings Grave Consequences, Long Coming

Review: ‘The Americans’ Season 4 Brings Grave Consequences, Long Coming

Mar 14, 2016 12:45 pm /

Television

/ By Liz Shannon Miller

‘The X-Files’ Revival: What We Know and What We Don’t Want to Know (So Far)

‘The X-Files’ Revival: What We Know and What We Don’t Want to Know (So Far)

Sep 28, 2015 1:13 pm /

Television

/ By Alison Willmore

In Its New Season, Spy Drama ‘The Americans’ Ratchets Up the Tension By Bringing Its Dangers Closer to Home

In Its New Season, Spy Drama ‘The Americans’ Ratchets Up the Tension By Bringing Its Dangers Closer to Home

Feb 21, 2014 4:17 pm /

Television

/ By Alison Willmore

Critic’s Picks: The 8 Most Underappreciated Supporting Actors (and Characters!) on TV

Critic’s Picks: The 8 Most Underappreciated Supporting Actors (and Characters!) on TV

Dec 6, 2013 11:08 am /

Television

/ By Alison Willmore

‘The Americans’ Ups Annet Mahendru (Nina) and Alison Wright (Martha) to Series Regulars

‘The Americans’ Ups Annet Mahendru (Nina) and Alison Wright (Martha) to Series Regulars

May 7, 2013 1:30 pm /

‘Stranger Things’ Star David Harbour Dissects ‘The X-Files’ and His Favorite TV Episode Ever — Turn It On Podcast

Emmy-nominated Harbour breaks down the 1999 “X-Files” episode “Field Trip,” and why it still resonates. Plus: His favorite “Stranger Things” episode.

Emmys: Donald Glover and Rachel Brosnahan Appear to Be Comedy Locks, But Spoilers Lurk — Screen Talk Emmy Edition

Episode 11: Don’t count out Bill Hader, Tracee Ellis Ross and other strong contenders in the comedy performer races, however.

‘Insatiable’: Gauging the Odds for Season 2 After What Looked Like a Disastrous Debut

By all measurable metrics, “Insatiable” was a disaster for Netflix, but that doesn’t mean Season 2 is off the table. — Very Good TV Podcast

Best Popular Film Oscar: Why the Academy Can Do Better Than This — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast

Screen Talk, episode 209: The announcement about the new Oscar for “Best Popular Film” has mortified the film industry. But what’s really at stake here?

Rihanna and Donald Glover In Cuba: ‘Guava Island’ Is Likely Much Bigger Than a Music Video – Report

Director Hiro Murai, "Atlanta" cinematographer Christian Sprenger, and "This Is America" creative director Ibra Ake have been in Cuba prepping most of the summer.

Emmys 2018: 19 Beautiful Shots From Every Best Cinematography Nominee

This year, 19 cinematographers received Emmy nominations for their work in one of three categories: Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series (Half-Hour), Single-Camera Series (One Hour), and Limited Series or Movie.

Solange Saves the Day: Indie Filmmakers Break Down Their Approaches to Engaging Audiences in Unexpected Places

Find out how Solange changed Yance Ford’s approach to using social media, Flavio Alves raised over $100,000 on eBay, and Eliza Hittman laid meaningful roots through college campus screenings.

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