‘Country Music’: From Johnny Cash to Racism, Ken Burns’ New Docuseries Rubs Between Fact and Lore
Rosanne Cash, Marty Stuart, and producers spoke to IndieWire about making the eight-part miniseries for PBS.
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‘The Dark Crystal’: Nathalie Emmanuel and Beccy Henderson Break Down Playing Deet’s Two Voices
The “Game of Thrones” alum and “Derry Girls” star both had a hand in bringing the little Grottan to life.
‘The Terror: Infamy’ Questions Who We Label the Enemy
Showrunner Alexander Woo breaks down what happens when Chester interrogates a Japanese POW.
‘Lodge 49’ Is Stellar Storytelling That’s Making People Believe in Each Other
This one-of-a-kind gem continues to prove the value of having faith, especially when faced with the impossible.
‘On Becoming a God’ Star Discusses That Kinky, Slap-Happy Scene
Théodore Pellerin and the Showtime series’ co-creators break down that shocking shift in the dynamic between Krystal and Cody.
‘The Dark Crystal’ Gelfling Guide: How to Tell the 7 Different Clans Apart
Brian and Toby Froud break down the design of each Gelfling based on their geography and culture.
‘The Dark Crystal’: Inside That Magnificent, Political Gelfling Makeover
Netflix’s “Age of Resistance” crew breaks down Seladon’s diabolical dark transformation and how it reflects an unpopular yet realistic POV.
‘Why Women Kill’ Main Titles Put a Cheeky Comic Book Twist on Marital Murder
Creator Marc Cherry breaks down the inspirations behind the CBS All Access series’ opening credits.
‘Chasing the Cure’: Crowdsourcing Health Diagnoses in the Era of Fake News
Verified viewer engagement is a key part of Ann Curry’s television series on mysterious medical issues.
‘The Terror: Infamy’ Ghost Reveals Her Terrifying True Face in the Most Heartbreaking Episode Yet
Showrunner Alexander Woo outlines some of the rules the yurei must abide by on AMC’s anthology horror series.
‘The Dark Crystal’ Producers Discuss That Epic Ending and Season 2 Possibilities
A breakdown of the big battle, the sacrifices made, and what could be next for Netflix’s “ecological parable” with puppets.
‘On Becoming a God’: Kirsten Dunst’s Character Was Written as a Killer, but Became Something Smarter
The actress plays a clever single mom in Showtime’s ’90s-set satire about a pyramid scheme.
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