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Best Actress Nominee Vanessa Kirby On Bringing “Unspoken Stories Of Grief” To Light In ‘Pieces Of A Woman’
In Pieces of a Woman, Vanessa Kirby plays Martha, a first-time mother who loses her baby daughter at birth. Based on the experiences of screenwriter Kata Wéber and her director partner Kornél Mundruczó, the narrative explores Martha's journey through grief, forgiveness and identity, as her mother Elizabeth (Ellen…
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Chris Rock Q&A: His Childhood Inspiration For ‘Fargo’, Loneliness During Covid And The “Supreme Court Of Science” That America Needs Now
It's been the best of times, the worst of times, and undeniably busy times for Chris Rock.
In September, the comedian, writer, director and actor drew rave reviews for his dramatic turn in the fourth season of Fargo, opposite the likes of Jason Schwartzman, Ben Whishaw, Jessie Buckley and J. Nicole Brooks. His…
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By Matt Grobar
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‘The Good Place’s William Jackson Harper On Wanting To Play A Villain & His Realization Making ‘The Underground Railroad’
William Jackson Harper's role of Chidi ultimately formed the backbone of all that is good in The Good Place, and perhaps in our real world, too. Through multiple left-field twists, Harper brought lovable humor, humanity and an inspiring moral compass to his tightly-wound ethics professor character, earning an Emmy…
Holland Taylor Would “Absolutely” Do ‘Hollywood’ Season 2; Upcoming ‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’ Is “Very Much In The Spirit Of The First One”
Playing a role in Netflix limited series Hollywood has not only been "truly, one of the happiest jobs” ever for Holland Taylor, and the source of her well-deserved eighth Emmy nomination, but she also found herself personally very moved by the series' revisionist history. In Ryan Murphy and co-creator Ian Brennan's…
After Starring In ‘The Morning Show,’ Writer-Director Mark Duplass Reassesses All Of His Endeavors
When The Morning Show kicked off the release of original content featured on the Apple TV+ streaming platform, much conversation was about its detailed #MeToo breakdown of a sexual harassment incident, affecting everyone who worked on the fictional news program. Trying to rein everyone in, executive producer Chip…
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By Stevie Wong
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Sonoya Mizuno: Working On Alex Garland’s Drama ‘Devs’ “Always Felt Collaborative”
From her unforgettable strut down the water-filled aisle as Araminta Lee in Crazy Rich Asians, to her turn as a chain-smoking scientist in Cary Joji Fukunaga's Netflix series Maniac, Sonoya Mizuno has in the past few years proven that she can disappear into characters, even without a costume as extreme as the faceless…
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By Carita Rizzo
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Shira Haas On The “Enormous, Amazing” Reaction To ‘Unorthodox’: “I Always Believed In The Show”
The day Shira Haas auditioned for the role of Esty Shapiro on Unorthodox, she got drenched in the rain. When she arrived at the venue, she cleaned herself up, took a few deep breaths, walked into the audition and sang Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah. A year and-a-half after the Israeli actress nailed the audition, she's…
Danielle Macdonald: In ‘Unbelievable’ We Were “Really Giving A Voice To The Survivors”
Based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning article by ProPublica and the Marshall project, and an episode of the podcast This American Life, limited series Unbelievable follows the true story of a group of sexual assault survivors and the two detectives (Merrit Wever and Toni Collette) who track down their attacker. Danielle Ma…
‘Watchmen’ Star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II On “Relentless And Courageous” Storytelling Of Damon Lindelof’s HBO Drama & Doctor Manhattan’s Real-Life Inspirations
After his experience with Watchmen, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has been thinking a lot about disruption. In the show’s timely exploration of systemic racism in America, the actor plays two roles—stay-at-home dad Cal, and the Black god known as Doctor Manhattan. The HBO series' reception was so powerful that it changed the…
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By Matt Grobar
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Ramy Youssef On Depicting “Anti-Blackness” In ‘Ramy’ Season 2: “There’s A Lot Of Work To Do”
In its first season, Hulu comedy Ramy garnered widespread acclaim, striking a chord with its portrait of a first-generation American Muslim, his family and his politically-divided New Jersey community. Released in May, Season 2 resonated all the more powerfully, its themes speaking to events playing out on the world…
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By Matt Grobar
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Emmys: ‘St. Louis Superman’ Directors And Star On Black Lives Matter Protests And “Defunding” Police
The Oscar-nominated short documentary St. Louis Superman introduces viewers to Bruce Franks Jr., whose voice has become a clarion call against racial injustice. His message was first manifested as a practitioner of battle rap—an art form noted for its contest of ideas between two performers—before he became a Black…
‘Making The Cut’ Hosts Tim Gunn & Heidi Klum Play With Fashion Competition Formula After Leaving ‘Project Runway’ Behind
With Amazon's Making the Cut, Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn set out to create an all-new kind of competition series that would be reflective of the fashion industry, as it is today.
Hosted and executive produced by the Project Runway alums, the show would center on a diverse, global batch of designers competing in New York…
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By Matt Grobar
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