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Jared Harris talks about his Emmy-nominated role as a Soviet scientist in HBO’s surprise hit, “Chernobyl.”
Emmy standouts “When They See Us” and “Game of Thrones” reflect our cultural moment’s profound ambivalence.
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Actor Richard Madden was shut out of Emmy nominations on Tuesday, but his show “Bodyguard” was honored. Cue the Twitter backlash and memes.
Your favorite TV shows weren’t snubbed. They just weren’t eligible.
The 2019 Emmy nominations have been revealed in Los Angeles
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Emmy nominations arrive Tuesday, roughly nine weeks ahead of the September show and a year out from Meryl Streep unfurling another acceptance speech — this time for her supporting turn on the second season of “Big Little Lies.”
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Know why executive producer George Clooney wanted Kyle Chandler to play the obsessive Col.
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If Christopher Abbott looks like he’s acting, then he’s not doing it right.
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American audiences know Ruth Wilson through her ongoing role on TV shows like “Luther” and “The Affair,” but her latest project, Masterpiece’s “Mrs.
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Of all the topics TV series may cover, philosophy doesn’t get a whole lot of traction.
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In only three seasons, it has already been a long, strange trip for Kevin Pearson.
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In Bravo’s eight-part true-crime anthology series “Dirty John,” Connie Britton plays Debra Newell, the four-time divorcée and wealthy Newport Beach business owner who meets and falls in love with a man who is not what he seems.
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Neil Gaiman has thrived for decades on entertainment’s fringe, crafting novels (“American Gods”), comics (“The Sandman”) and YA books (“Coraline”) about gods, monsters and parents with button eyes.
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Nuclear disasters, small town murders, self-harm, self-loathing, police coercion and innocence stolen.
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It’s hard to watch Netflix’s “Queer Eye” and not go running out to upgrade your wardrobe, your skin care, whatever.
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Netflix’s “Dead to Me” is a dark comedy, serious drama and mystery all at once.
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After five seasons, “Schitt’s Creek” received its first-ever Emmy nominations.
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The first-time Emmy nominee said she wants the Hulu series to change perceptions about Blanchard, who is serving jail time for the death of her mother.
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Yes, the Hot Priest got snubbed, but Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s comedy “Fleabag” cleaned up with 11 Emmy nominations Tuesday.
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From “The Good Place” to “Russian Doll,” this year’s Emmy-nominated comedies live closer to the edge than the mainstream.
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Guillermo del Toro, a master of making on-screen monsters, unveiled his latest at Comic-Con 2019: The Jangly Man, from his upcoming film “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.”
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By fusing animation and live-action techniques, Disney’s ‘The Lion King’ remake essentially creates a new medium that’s both and neither.
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The Russo brothers discussed ‘Avengers: Endgame’ and what’s next for the filmmaking duo at their Comic-Con Hall H panel
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