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Watching Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara riff with their characters was the “greatest takeaway” of Dan Levy’s “Schitt’s Creek” experience.
Series creators, including Chuck Lorre and Dan Levy, exchange ideas on what new TV productions might look like. Think cellophane for starters.
Two Emmy-nominated series — Schitt’s Creek and ‘The Good Place’ — left the air this season, but their themes of kindness will not be forgotten.
Women lag behind men in television production jobs for a variety of reasons, but things are slowly changing
‘Tiger King’ made a lot of celebrities’ lists for TV watching while stuck at home. Others caught up on oldies: ‘Mad Men,’ anyone? And some went for the laughs.
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Jennifer Lopez, Charlize Theron and other Oscar contenders discuss their roles
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Robert De Niro. Eddie Murphy. Antonio Banderas. Why wouldn’t you watch?
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They directed films on everything from 'Joker' to 'Mister Rogers.' Time for group therapy
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The naked truth from Hollywood’s top costume designers
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Designer Ruth E. Carter's dynamite 'Dolemite' designs
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‘The Irishman:’ Costumes for the ages
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Julian Day's out of sight 'Rocketman' designs
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A nightmare in construction and tailoring, but it works
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Costumer Paul Tazwell moves from ‘Hamilton’ to ‘Harriet’
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Finding the contrasts of 'Hollywood' behind and in front of the camera
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The Daytime Emmy Awards are skipping a theater ceremony because of the coronavirus, but the honors will be presented on a TV broadcast. -
Television Academy reiterates a rule change made in March after Oscars relax rules amid pandemic.
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Photos capture Hollywood’s movie houses in this pandemic moment.
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With movie theaters closed for at least a significant chunk of the year, the impact on awards season is not yet known, but several Oscar contenders will be ready to go when moviegoing resumes.
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At today’s board of governors meeting, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to create one consolidated category: “Achievement in Sound.”
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With movie theaters shut down due to the pandemic, the motion picture academy’s board voted Tuesday to temporarily suspend its long-held rule requiring a theatrical release for Oscar consideration
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YouTube and Tribeca Enterprises will launch the 10-day digital event We Are One: A Global Film Festival to benefit the World Health Organization and those affected by coronavirus.
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Coronavirus may have shut down movie theaters, but even if they stayed closed, we’d have a strong slate of Oscar contenders beyond Elisabeth Moss in “Invisible Man.”
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Want to get some awesome added value out of movies you already own? Look for these neat tricks to find the Easter eggs hidden in popular DVDs.
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Peter Chernin, producer of the Oscar-nominated ‘Ford v. Ferrari,’ strikes a movie deal with Netflix.
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In his first in-depth interview as Academy Museum director, Bill Kramer talks budget, construction time lines and, most important, what you’ll see inside.
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Shirley Knight, the Kansas-born actress who was nominated for two Oscars early in her career and went on to play an astonishing variety of roles in movies, TV and the stage, has died.
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How can artists respond to the COVID-19 pandemic? Joaquin Phoenix’s much-ridiculed Oscar acceptance speech actually suggests an answer.
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Emmy ceremony stays on schedule, but FYC events are banned, the period during which “hanging” episodes can qualify expands and the voting schedule pushes back.
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A new short film from director Spike Lee edits together footage of the police killings of George Floyd and Eric Garner with a scene from “Do the Right Thing.”
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HBO Max launched with all but one Studio Ghibli movie in its library. This is the best order to watch them.
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White people who want to be allies need to worry less about the George Floyd protests and more about the systemic racism that sparked them.
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