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Hollywood Reporter Critics Pick the 50 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century (So Far)
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2024 Daytime Emmys Winners: Dick Van Dyke Makes History, ‘General Hospital’ Wins
The 98-year-old actor became the oldest-ever winner of a Daytime Emmy for a his guest performance in 'Days of our Lives.' See the full winners list.
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‘Bridgerton’ Star Golda Rosheuvel Motorized Swan Wig in Season 3 Took Two Years to Design
The actress, who portrays Queen Charlotte in the hit series, explained there were health and safety concerns that had to be addressed before she wore it.
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The Secret Sauce to Impersonating Capote, Dior, Prince Andrew and Dodi Fayed
Khalid Abdalla, Tom Hollander, Ben Mendelsohn, and Rufus Sewell on how they prepped to portray real people, some of whom are still alive.
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Christina Ricci Talks ‘Yellowjackets’ Season 3: “It’s Going to Be Even More Shocking… and Brutal”
Christina Ricci is opening up on that scene in Showtime’s Yellowjackets finale and offering fans a small glimpse at what they can expect from season three. Ricci’s character, Misty — spoiler alert! — accidentally killed Juliette Lewis‘ Natalie at the end of season two as the Yellowjackets continue to do what it takes to survive […]
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James Lafferty Says He Almost Walked Away From Acting Before Booking ‘One Tree Hill’
Before starring on One Tree Hill for nine seasons, star James Lafferty says he was close to walking away from acting. In an interview with People published Friday, the actor reflected on spending his childhood in the “acting game” that eventually led to the OTH opportunity. “I started when I was really young and I […]
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‘X-Men ’97’ Vinyl Unveils First-Look
To me, my vinyl collectors! The music of X-Men ’97 is coming to physical media, with the Newton Brothers’ score arriving as part of a two-record set. The Hollywood Reporter has the first look and details of the package, which features art from Phantom City Creative and contains two, 140-gram color vinyl discs housed in […]
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Carla Gugino Talks Finding Humanity in Horror
When Mike Flanagan first spoke to Carla Gugino about his latest Netflix production, The Fall of the House of Usher, he didn’t yet know what it would be beyond something inspired by the work of Edgar Allan Poe. “It was going to be something around a family and elements of Succession,” recalls Gugino. Having worked […]
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Netflix Data Dump: The Biggest Bombs (and Hits)
The streaming giant’s massive May 23 data trove for the second half of 2023 includes almost 16,000 series, movies and specials, which accounted for about 90 billion hours of viewing worldwide. The shows and movies below are … not a big part of that number, to say the least. Rather, they’re some of the higher-profile projects that, […]
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Banff Boss Brings It On
It’s perhaps fitting that as top TV creators and execs facing an industrywide contraction head to the Canadian Rockies for the 2024 Banff World Media Festival, one of the panels they will encounter is called “Moving Mountains: Canadian Producers Tackle the Rocky Landscape.” Indeed, this year’s confab, which focuses on content in the development phase, […]
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Riley Keough, Sandra Oh and More Reveal Which Actors Left Them Starstruck
Sarayu Blue Expats (Prime video) The ways in which I am like my character We don’t have many similarities, but I’d say our sarcastic humor? My husband says the one moment he sees me in Hilary is in episode four, when she realizes she miscalculated her mother’s arrival date. It makes me laugh because it’s […]
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For Eric Kripke, ‘The Boys’ Was Always About Trumpism
Eric Kripke had a Midas touch long before the Hollywood establishment gave him credit for it. In 2005, he created Supernatural — one of the 10 longest-running primetime dramas in history, only wrapping in 2020. But it was a cheap, genre show on an unsexy network, The CW, so even an ensuing string of doubles […]
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Pat Sajak’s Final Spin: ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Host Signs Off After Four Decades
Pat Sajak hosted his final episode of Wheel of Fortune on Friday, and took time to thank the viewers of the enduringly popular game show he’s hosted for more than 40 years. “The time has come to say goodbye,” Sajak said during the episode. “I have a few thanks and acknowledgments before I go, and […]
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Amazon Expands ‘Top Class’ Franchise With Tennis Offshoot (Exclusive)
Amazon continues to push into the world of tennis. With the debut of its Roger Federer doc, Twelve Final Days, coming this month, the retailer-streamer has ordered a new installment of the Top Class franchise that will explore the world of junior tennis. Uninterrupted’s Top Class Tennis will follow four junior tennis players as they […]
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‘TV’s Top 5’: What Should the Emmys Do With ‘The Bear’? Here’s an Idea
Welcome to the 262nd episode of TV’s Top 5, The Hollywood Reporter’s TV podcast. Every week, hosts Lesley Goldberg (West Coast TV editor) and Daniel Fienberg (chief TV critic) break down the latest TV news with context from the business and critical sides, welcome showrunners, executives and other guests, and provide a critical guide of what to watch (or skip, as […]
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Daniel Brühl on ‘Becoming Karl Lagerfeld,’ Meeting the Fashion Icon and Being Seduced by His Co-Star
Daniel Brühl and his portrayal of the late, iconic fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld in new Disney+ series Becoming Karl Lagerfeld were in the spotlight on Thursday at a screening of the first two episodes at the cinema at Selfridges in London. During a Q&A after the screening, the star said he had to laugh at first […]
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‘Palm Royale,’ Starring Kristen Wiig, Renewed for Second Season at Apple TV+
Apple TV+ is booking a return trip to circa-1969 Palm Beach. The tech giant’s streaming service has renewed Palm Royale for a second season. The pickup for the Kristen Wiig-led comedy comes about a month after the 10-episode first season concluded. Palm Royale comes from Apple Studios and creator Abe Sylvia (Dead to Me, Nurse […]
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