Awards
Oscars: Germany Picks Cannes Winner ‘Everytime’ as Best International Feature Selection
Sandra Wollner’s drama about grief and loss won the Un Certain Regard section in Cannes.
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Awards Categories Set for Cannes-Winning ‘All of a Sudden’ Actresses Virginie Efira and Tao Okamoto (Exclusive)
Neon, which will release Ryusuke Hamaguchi's French-language film in the U.S., will push Efira, who plays the director of a Paris nursing home in the film, for best actress, and Okamoto, who plays a terminally-ill Japanese playwright, for best supporting actress.
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‘I Love Lucy’ Set for TV Academy’s Inaugural Legacy Award
The landmark sitcom premiered 75 years ago and won four Emmys during its original run.
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There Are Scores of Great New Animated Shows. The Emmys Won’t Nominate Them.
Fresh creations like 'Among Us' and 'Haha, You Clowns' are getting snubbed for old snoozes. But there’s a way out — if the TV Academy will listen.
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‘Tucci in Italy’ Cinematographer Matt Ball on Making Italy Look Delicious
The three-time Emmy-nominated craftsman talks filming seaside meals, Renaissance palaces and hidden culinary gems while resisting the urge to make every frame too polished.
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Before ‘The Pitt,’ There Was ‘St. Elsewhere’
The Emmy-winning NBC medical drama that launched the careers of Denzel Washington and Mark Harmon ended by suggesting its entire six-season run existed inside the imagination of an autistic child — a twist that remains one of television’s most debated endings.
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Emmy Nominee Patrick Ball on His Rollercoaster Journey to ‘The Pitt’ and How His Own Addiction Battle Has Informed His Performance
The Yale School of Drama alum also reveals just how close he came to quitting acting after years of financial struggle and how he is acclimating to success: "I need to come up with some new dreams because all of my dreams are coming true."
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‘Palm Royale’ Went Full ‘Dynasty’ for Its Biggest Fight Yet
Mallory Thompson and her stunt team channeled vintage TV catfights for a mansion-wide brawl that ended with Claudia Ferri hog-tied — and earned Emmy recognition.
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“Defying Democracy”: How Political Satirist Randy Rainbow Sang His Way Into His First Emmy Performer Nomination
The six-time shorts nominee breaks down his comedic YouTube hits and explains why he’s less interested in changing minds than he is getting people to listen.
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How ‘Fallout’ Made 120-Pound Power Armor Look Effortless
Emmy-nominated stunt performers Jeremy Fitzgerald and Tim Soergel reveal what it took to run, fight and fall in suits with 12-inch feet.
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Why ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Broke One of ‘Game of Thrones’ Biggest Musical Rules
Composer Dan Romer explains the decision to ditch the HBO franchise’s iconic sound for a warmer, stranger blend of spaghetti Western guitars, whistles and modern drums.
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‘Widow’s Bay,’ ‘Heated Rivalry’ Take Top Honors at 2026 TCA Awards
The Apple TV horror comedy earns three awards, and 'Heated Rivalry' takes home program of the year.
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