‘The Crown’ and ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Emmy Sweeps Are Bad News — TV Podcast
Emmy category sweeps by “The Crown” and “Schitt’s Creek” are good news for fans, but bad news for fans of TV.
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Oscars: Why the Best Picture Race Is Already Crowded with Contenders
From “Belfast” to “The Power of the Dog” and “King Richard,” Best Picture contenders are leaving a mark on the festival circuit. So what’s left?
Netflix and Thrill: Sunday’s Emmy Ceremony Might Be the Streamer’s Crowning Achievement — TV Podcast
After years of watching other streaming services win the biggest Emmys categories, the industry behemoth has two big shots at history on Sunday night.
Oscar Season Dominates Fall Movie Buzz, but It’s Not the Whole Story
Yes, this week’s Telluride and TIFF updates are accelerating awards season, but at what cost?
Why It Only Took One Day of Telluride and Venice for Oscar Season to Take Off
From “Cyrano” to “Spencer” and a whole bunch of docs, the awards race got busy this week, and fast.
Here’s the Big Question for All the Movies About to Launch at Fall Festivals
Festival buzz is about to unleash some exciting films. But what kind of life will they have after that?
‘Ted Lasso’ Star Brett Goldstein on the Thawing of Roy Kent, His Retirement Speech, and More — TV Podcast
“Ted Lasso” writer and actor Brett Goldstein stops by “Millions of Screens” to chat about how much he fucking loves Roy Kent.
Why Major Film Festivals and Studios Aren’t Showing Movies Online This Fall
Some audiences aren’t thrilled that Telluride and NYFF won’t have virtual programming, but who’s behind those decisions?
‘Reservation Dogs’ Is the ‘Freaks and Geeks’ and Quentin Tarantino Mash-Up Everybody Needs — TV Podcast
This Indigenous American Life.
How Premieres of Fall Movies Could Impact Oscar Buzz, from ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ to TIFF Docs
It’s one thing to look at the release calendar and speculate about contenders. But these festival updates have changed the conversation.
Yes, Kevin Hart and Snoop Dogg Have the Best Olympics Show in Town — TV Podcast
Give Snoop Dogg a gold medal for being the coolest cat in Olympics coverage.
Scarlett Johansson’s Disney Lawsuit Makes Us Wonder Whether Movie Stars Have a Future
With IP driving the future of franchises more than famous faces, Johansson’s lawsuit raises questions about how stardom can retain its currency.
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‘Fire on the Plain’ Review: Rising Talent Burns Up the Screen in Gutsy, Gorgeous Chinese Noir
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BTS Take ‘Permission to Dance On Stage’ to Los Angeles This Fall
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Stephen Colbert Celebrates “Crushing Humiliation” For GOP As Arizona Election Audit Reaffirms Biden’s Victory
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The Good Doctor's 'Internal Nemesis' Revealed in Game-Changing Season 5 Premiere — Grade the Episode!
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Why ESPN Can Afford to Sit Out the Sportsbook Ad Frenzy