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5 Takeaways From The 2021 Emmy Nominations By at 12:17 pm NPR This years Emmy nominations cover a time when the coronavirus pandemic turned the TV industry upside down. So it makes sense that the shows and performances announced today might include some choices that are a bit ... unconventional. Netflixs continuation of The Karate Kid franchise, Cobra Kai, nominated as best comedy series? Lovecraft Country, a series that was essentially canceled by HBO when they decided not ...

Emily in Paris Got an Emmy Nomination HOW? By Vivian KaneJul 13th, 2021, 6:08 pm When  Emily in Paris received multiple Golden Globe nominations, we were all befuddled. People’s enjoyment of the show seemed to be entirely of the hate-watch variety. It was a fun show to mock and as someone who binged it in one day while down with the flu, I can tell you it’s a great sick day show–meaning pleasant, mindless banality. But did anyone actually think the show was good? Of course not! When th...

Tell us who should play Lestat and Louis! Plus, a "Game of Thrones" star signs on for Taika Waititis pirate comedy, Jerry Seinfeld has a Pop-Tarts movie in the works, Peabody Awards, 2022s Walk of Fame stars, and more of the biggest news in TV and streaming this week.

Small Axe and The Cave round out 2021 Peabody Awards winners

Jack Lowden. Photograph Paul Stuart THE things you don’t expect to talk to actors about, part 627: “See trying to get car insurance as an actor. It’s a nightmare. You’re in a red group.” Jack Lowden is sitting in a cafe somewhere in London, headphones on his ears talking to me on Zoom about the challenge of getting cover in his profession. “I always thought it was to do with them thinking you’re going to have Al Pacino in your back seat or something like that,” he continue...

Apple TV+ has announced 'Liaison,' a new contemporary thriller series starring Vincent Cassel and Eva Green.

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The annual ceremony, which celebrates every corner of the arts from Dance, Theatre, Pop, to TV Drama, Film, Classical Music, Literature, Opera, and more, is back on July 18

For its online Season 10, the fest does what it does best, virtually

LONDON, June 7 — Michaela Coel, the star and creator of drama series I May Destroy You, was the big winner at Britain’s Bafta awards yesterday, taking home the television awards for the miniseries and leading actress. The show, which approaches the story of a woman who tries to rebuild her life...