What’s better than getting your first Emmy nomination for playing your childhood heroine? For Qualley, it might just be the relationship she formed with Reinking during production.
The gorgeous, soaring trip through the fundamentals of the “Star Trek” universe at the start of each episode is a delicate balance of color, deconstruction, and emptiness.
With the “Veep” star on the precipice of setting a new Emmy record, there’s still plenty to discover from this once-in-a-lifetime talent.
Two scenes in “Chernobyl” reveal the genius of Mazin’s process: matching clear intentional writing with masterful acting and mise-en-scene.
We’re not saying that “Game of Thrones” ruined these races. It just didn’t help any.
Beyond their cable counterparts, the bosses on “SEAL Team,” “SWAT,” and “The Blacklist” discuss the realities of making the biggest stunts possible.
By doing away with traditional narrated experiences and familiar predator/prey divides, the nature documentary gets a harsh, necessary reimagining.
NoHo Hank’s stunning reveal came in the first episode, and Anthony Carrigan’s hardest day came in the second.
The opening of a new Paley Center exhibition in New York turned into an unofficial Emmy campaign event.
Emmy-nominated writers Josh Siegal and Dylan Morgan credit actress D’Arcy Carden as the secret ingredient for their brilliant script.
IMAX screenings, celebrity endorsements, a guerrilla campaign Hollywood has never seen — they’re all on the table, as Megan Amram chases her destiny.
Inside looks at “SNL,” “Pose,” and “Fosse/Verdon” give a better understanding of those shows, but short form nonfiction has so much more to offer.
