With ‘Homeland’ in the Rearview, Claire Danes Explains Why Carrie Could Not Kill Saul
With the series finale behind them, the “Homeland” crew is back in the Emmy race.
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Emma Watts Is Paramount’s Knight in Shining Armor: Here’s Why
As the movie business lurches forward during a global pandemic, Watts could help steer the studio in the right direction.
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Joins Bursting Netflix Oscar Slate
The streaming giant has also dated Charlie Kaufman’s next, further beefing up its growing slate of contenders.
With Three Shows in Emmy Contention, Reese Witherspoon Has Honed Her Creative Voice
With HBO’s “Big Little Lies,” the Apple TV+ series “The Morning Show,” and Hulu’s “Little Fires Everywhere,” Witherspoon is on a roll.
The Academy Invites 819 New Members, Including Awkwafina, Cynthia Erivo, Ari Aster, and More
The Academy has met its A2020 goal of doubling the number of women and people of color in its membership.
James Corden Rose to Meet Lockdown, from ‘HomeFest’ to Stanley Tucci
The nimble and scrappy “The Late Late Show” adapted quickly to shooting in Corden’s family garage.
In Major Shift, the Academy Grants Agent Members Voting Privileges
Those cheers you hear are agents finally being allowed to vote for the Oscars.
True/False Film Fest Gains New Leadership as the Future Remains Uncertain — Exclusive
Three women are taking charge of the Ragtag Film Society, which runs one of the most respected documentary festivals in the country.
Stream of the Day: James Cameron’s Pandora Wouldn’t Exist Without Miyazaki’s Fantasy Adventure ‘Princess Mononoke’
“Princess Mononoke,” along with the floating islands in “Castle in the Sky,” influenced Cameron’s jungle paradise Pandora in “Avatar.”
As the Summer Movie Calendar Keeps Shifting, ‘Tenet,’ ‘Mulan,’ and ‘Unhinged’ Explore a Future in Theaters
As this summer shows, when you’re trying to land on a moving target, you have to be nimble.
The Academy Explains Plans to Diversify Its Ranks Over the Next Five Years
At an online Cannes market panel, the Academy’s membership team pulled back the curtain on the Academy’s new diversity initiative, Aperture 2025.
HBO’s ‘The Outsider’ Is Playing Catch-Up at the Emmys, as Cynthia Erivo Shines
Erivo could follow up her Tony win and Oscar nomination with an Emmy nod for creating an otherworldly investigator in HBO’s “The Outsider.”
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Mary ‘Mickey’ Diage, Capitol Records Staffer Going Back to the Beatles, Dies at 82
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As Slaveholder Statues Come Down, America’s Birthday Party Gets Weird
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‘The Outpost’ Director Rod Lurie On Looking Beyond Box Office Numbers To Find Validation In Films Released During Pandemic – Guest Column
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Christina Applegate on Decision to End Dead to Me With Season 3: 'We Felt This Was the Best Way to Tie Up the Story'
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‘The Last Dance’ director Jason Hehir on ‘the turning point’ that changed the trajectory of the Michael Jordan doc [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]