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How ‘This Is Us’ Star Jon Huertas Rose From The Ashes Of ‘Castle’ To Achieve Acting, Directing Success
Jon Huertas was in Puerto Rico when he learned that he was suddenly unemployed—the series he starred in, Castle, had just been canceled by ABC after eight seasons. As a seasoned actor, he knew this was par for the course. But little did he know that what was coming up next for him would change his life and his career…
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By Rosy Cordero
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Creative Arts & Lifestyle Emmy Awards: ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’ Triumphs; ‘Judy Justice’ Wins First Emmy
The Kelly Clarkson Show dominated at the 49th Annual Creative Arts & Lifestyle Emmy Awards Saturday, while Judy Justice took home its first trophy for Best Legal/Courtroom Program after launching in 2021.
Ten Emmys went to syndicated shows while nine went to Netflix, three to CBS and three to PBS.
The Daytime Emmy…
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By Lynette Rice
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Why Julianna Margulies Thought ‘The Morning Show’ Role As An LGBTQ Journalist Was Too Good To Pass Up
After a seven-year run on The Good Wife, three-time Emmy winner Julianna Margulies is more selective than ever about where she lands. In joining The Morning Show as Laura Peterson, an anchor who, after being outed in the '90s and losing her position at the titular show, re-emerges as one of the country's top…
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By Carita Rizzo
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Notes On The Season: Emmy Crunch Time, Talk Shows Get Short Shrift, The Sorry State Of The TV Movie Category
A column chronicling conversations and events on the awards circuit.
Emmy ballots are live now, marking the first weekend of voting before they are due back June 27, and I have managed to pick up a real sense of anxiety and tension out there from the many campaigners doing everything they can possibly do to grab the…
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By Pete Hammond
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Samuel L. Jackson On His 10-Year Quest To Bring ‘The Last Days Of Ptolemy Grey’ To Apple TV+
The eyepatch may be gone, but Samuel L. Jackson is still playing the hero. In The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey, Jackson—best known for playing Nick Fury in the Marvel Cinematic Universe—plays a reclusive old man with dementia who is given a miracle drug to help him remember his past. Though the cure is only temporary…
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By Lynette Rice
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Emmy Hotlist 2022: As Ballots Are Cast, These Are The Stars, Creators And Shows That Made An Impact
Admit it, Emmy voters, there's a very slim chance you'll have enough time to binge all the terrific new and returning dramas available via broadcast, cable and streaming this season. And how to prioritize, really? Yellowjackets should be a mandatory first stop, but you might want to cleanse your palate with The Gilded…
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By Lynette Rice
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Chris Rock & Dwayne Johnson Approached About Hosting Emmys As Producers Aim High
EXCLUSIVE: Following the infamous Oscar slap, Chris Rock has been in demand. There already is a call for him to host next year’s Oscars, and he has also been asked to host the Primetime Emmys on NBC this September, I have learned. Also approached about hosting the Emmys is Dwayne Johnson, who was at the top of the…
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TV Talk Podcast: Emmy Voting Begins Today; Here Are Our Top Picks In Acting Categories
Emmy voting started Thursday, and for our penultimate TV Talk podcast of this stage of the season, we have some names for you to consider.
Euphoria's Zendaya, Dopesick's Michael Keaton, Hacks‘ Jean Smart and Paul W. Downs, Squid Game's Lee Jung-jae, the Succession gang, Grace & Frankie's Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, Thi…
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Late-Night Emmy Category Set To Lose Another Nomination Slot After Submissions Low; ‘Conan’ In For Last Shot
The late-night community has had its Primetime Emmy Awards hopes hit once again after it emerged that this year there will likely be only four nominees in the Outstanding Variety Talk Series category — losing a spot compared to the 2021 awards.
It reduces the chances of preventing Last Week Tonight with John Oliver…
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By Peter White
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How A Pivotal Moment In NBA History Became HBO’s Hit ‘Winning Time: The Rise Of The Lakers Dynasty’
Who could have imagined that the dramatization of the Los Angeles Lakers' '79-'80 NBA Championship season known as 'Showtime' would interest anyone other than die-hard hoop fans?
Basing the narrative on Jeff Pearlman's book, and every news report and book written by members of the Lakers, and taking more than a few…
Team ‘Ted Lasso’ On Why A Mix Of Comedy And Tragedy Makes For Great TV
EXCLUSIVE: For years I sat right by a UK national newspaper sports desk. Few things excited me more than when, if I happened to be in the office of an evening, a rare thing, and there was a big soccer game showing on the giant screens located where the sports writers lived, then I'd dive right in and watch.
Understand…
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It Starts On The Page: Read The Season 2 Premiere Of ‘Bridgerton’ Written By Chris Van Dusen
For Bridgerton, showrunner Chris Van Dusen wanted to bring a fresh, new perspective into the historical fiction genre. The first season, based on Julia Quinn’s first novel The Duke and I, was met with critical acclaim and received 12 Emmy nominations. Season 2 quickly became Netflix’s most watched English-language seri…
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By Ryan Fleming
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June 23, 2022
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