‘Roswell, N.M’: How The CW Series Worked to Promote an Authentic Citizenship Story in Season 2
The need for authentic storytelling takes more than just a screenwriter, and ‘Roswell, N.M.’ is taking the extra steps to tell genuine stories.
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Television Productions Taking Wait-and-See Coronavirus Approach: ‘We Aren’t Impacted Yet’
With the exception of Disney+’s halt on “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” the vast majority of shows are emphasizing business as usual.
‘Stranger Things’ Teaser: Netflix Releases Glimpses at the Cast’s First Season 4 Table Read
The behind-the-scenes video showcases all the stars, from Winona Ryder to a not-dead David Harbour.
IndieWire Hires Libby Hill as TV Awards Editor
Hill will oversee interviews, analysis, and in-depth reporting of the Emmys, Golden Globes, and more.
Vincent D’Onofrio Consults Twitter Before Accepting Racist Role in TV Drama, Says Our National Morality ‘Is in Shreds’
Topher Grace faced a similar dilemma before joining “BlacKkKlansman.”
‘The Terror’: How They Recreated Two 19th-Century Ships and All That Snow
Built on sets designed to tilt like their historical counterparts, the HMS Terror and HMS Erebus have become two of the most important characters on the show.
Golden Globes 2018 TV Predictions: Bold Picks in Every Category
What TV show will shock the entertainment world at this year’s Golden Globes?
Paley Center to Host Historic Event Celebrating Women in Television
The event will feature a special tribute to the iconic Betty White.
‘The Crown’ Season 2: The Real Cost Per Episode, Elizabeth Faces ‘Attack on Monarchy,’ and More Details Revealed
Showrunner Peter Morgan sets the record straight on the show’s budget — and why he hates those “Downton Abbey” comparisons.
Emmys Add Diverse Range of Nominees In 2017
Television continues to reflect a more diverse world than movies.
‘Game of Thrones’ Season 7: This Mysterious Clash Could Make ‘Battle of The Bastards’ Look Like A Fist Fight
TIME’s “Game of Thrones” spotlight reveals some interesting, if ambiguous, teases about a major battle in Season 7. Plus, quotes from the cast on their characters.
Why ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Is the Most Anticipated Screening of the Tribeca Film Festival
Director Reed Morano debuted indie film “Meadlowland” at Tribeca in 2015, and returns to premiere dystopian series “The Handmaid’s Tale” right before its Hulu airdate.
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Zoë Kravitz Calls Out Hulu for Lack of Diverse Shows After ‘High Fidelity’ Cancellation
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There’s No Way AirPods Should Be This Cheap, But Amazon Has Them For Just $139 Right Now
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Hollywood Celebrates International Cat Day With Online Salutes
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Shark Week 2020: A Complete Guide to Discovery's 'Fincredible' Programming
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Paul Mescal (‘Normal People’) on playing a character who ‘isn’t particularly articulate’ [Complete Interview Transcript]