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While “The Crown” might not pull in awards for all five drama categories, Emma Corrin and Gillian Anderson figure to collect trophies.
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Emma Corrin, Hugh Grant, Ethan Hawke, Anthony Mackie, Elisabeth Moss and Jurnee Smollett take us behind the scenes to talk narcissists, grandparents and delivering meaningful work.
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The 2022 Oscars look to get out from the Super Bowl and Olympics and will now take place a month later than originally planned.
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In “Ratched,” Sarah Paulson dives deep into the background of the harsh “Cuckoo’s Nest” character.
The actor takes his Perry Mason from shaggy private investigator to ad-hoc law student to fledgling attorney in HBO reboot.
With that family adage propelling him along a rough road, ‘Lovecraft Country’ star Jonathan Majors has arrived.
“Bridgerton” doesn’t shy from sex on screen. There’s the act itself, the fighting about it, even the learning about it.
TV bosses decide how much COVID-19 is too much in viewers’ lives. Do they let their characters live in it, or escape it?
Envelope Drama Roundtable videos 2021
‘The Crown’s’ Emma Corrin on dancing her way to the heart of Princess Diana
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‘Lovecraft Country’s’ Jurnee Smollett on Leti’s 'true character'
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Ethan Hawke, star of ‘The Good Lord Bird,’ on why he made the show
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‘The Undoing’s’ Hugh Grant on getting the scene he needed
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Elisabeth Moss, star of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’, on June’s character arc
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‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’s’ Anthony Mackie on the show’s 'amazing' fans
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Emma Corrin, Hugh Grant, Ethan Hawke, Anthony Mackie, Elisabeth Moss and Jurnee Smollett take us behind the scenes to talk narcissists, grandparents and delivering meaningful work.
Showrunners: How Colin Firth inspired ‘Bridgerton’ and other surprising stories from 6 top TV bosses
Showrunners: How Colin Firth inspired ‘Bridgerton’ and other surprising stories from 6 top TV bosses
The Envelope Showrunners Roundtable gathers the creators of ‘Bridgerton,’ ‘Dickinson,’ ‘Hacks,’ ‘The Handmaid’s Tale,’ ‘Genius: Aretha’ and ‘Small Axe’ to talk television today.
The Comedy Roundtable calls on Wanda Sykes, Jane Krakowski, Kenan Thompson, Anna Konkle, Robin Thede, and newcomer to funny Michiel Huisman to cheer us up.
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Memory has played a key role in the presentation of ‘This Is Us,’ and for next season, it may be key for Mandy Moore’s character, Rebecca, as well.
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History as we know it has likely been brushed over. ‘Bridgerton,’ ‘Dickinson,’ ‘Good Lord Bird’ and other TV series look at the past through a modern lens.
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Sara Bareilles and Renee Elise Goldsberry lead a quartet of girl group has-beens through their musical paces in ‘Girls5eva.’
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A family show like no other, there was no bridge ‘Shameless’ wouldn’t burn to get a laugh, or make a point about families living on the edge.
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Although the running biscuit gag is hard for the actress to take, the love coming in from fans is more than worth it.
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The two veteran actors have a blast taking on Tina Fey’s comedic look at Los Angeles.
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The gentle comedy may not pull a ‘Schitt’s Creek’ total victory, but Jason Sudeikis should still break out his dress hoodie for the Emmys ceremony.
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The actress recalls working on “Romancing the Stone” with her “Kominsky Method” costar.
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The veteran actress stretches in opposite extremes for two HBO projects, the comedy ‘Hacks’ and the dramatic murder mystery ‘Mare of Easttown.’
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Her anachronistic ‘Dickinson’ addresses political polarization, gender inequity and systemic racism then and now. Oh yeah, and Wiz Khalifa plays Death.
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The Recording Academy has updated its rules for the album of the year Grammy, giving more producers and songwriters a better chance at winning the top award.
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Awards columnist Glenn Whipp rounds up the Emmys news in his weekly newsletter.
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Columnist Glenn Whipp rounds up the good Emmys news for “Ted Lasso” in his weekly newsletter.
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I’ve been staring at the tacos on this animated illustration for a good 30 minutes, absolutely hypnotized, which makes me think that, unlike my colleague Jenn Harris, I wouldn’t be able to make it out of the Caesars Palace Bacchanal Buffet within the newly imposed 90-minute time limit, probably because I’d be spending half the time wondering who had been handling the tongs at the food stations.
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The ‘Orange Is the New Black’ and ‘Mrs. America’ actress says the series can help destigmatize mental health issues in this time of pandemic-related concerns.
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Latinx audiences, key to the success of “Fast and Furious,” are Hollywood’s most dependable customers. Now they’re helping movie theaters bounce back after COVID-19. Will they be rewarded?
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Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jon M. Chu, Olga Merediz and others break down ‘Paciencia y Fe,’ the immigrant ballet sure to give viewers a ‘big gasp moment.’
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Nicole Kidman, whose casting as Lucille Ball raised eyebrows, says she’s not remaking ‘I Love Lucy.’ Her biopic is a ‘very deep’ story about a marriage.
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