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‘Supacell’ Creator on George Floyd Inspiring His Hit Netflix Series and Hopes for Season 2
[This story contains spoilers from season one of Supacell.] Supacell is, in many ways, a love letter to drama, sci-fi, Black talent and south London — but it is not a superhero story. That’s what its showrunner, Rapman, wants fans to know. The six-part series has stormed into Netflix‘s most-watched programs this month and currently sits […]
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Watch The Hollywood Reporter’s Roundtables With Jennifer Aniston, Kristen Wiig, Anthony Mackie, Jon Hamm and More
The Hollywood Reporter’s award-winning Roundtable series features top talent working in television today. The most recent discussions included such talent and Emmy contenders as Jon Hamm and Nicholas Galitzine (Drama Actor Roundtable), Jennifer Aniston and Jodie Foster (Drama Actress), Anthony Mackie and Ricky Martin (Comedy Actor), Quinta Brunson and Kristen Wiig (Comedy Actress), Ramy Youssef and Taylor Tomlinson […]
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‘The Boys’ Star on Black Noir and How Season 4 Sets Up a Perilous Final Season
[This episode contains spoilers from season four, episode seven of The Boys.] The penultimate episode of The Boys season four could be seen as a coming out for some of the key characters. Viewers finally saw A-Train (Jessie T. Usher) reveal himself to the Seven to be the supe traitor they’ve all been searching for. […]
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Daniel Ezra Unpacks the ‘All American’ Season 6 Finale and Stepping Down as Series Lead
[This story contains spoilers from the two-episode season six finale of All American.] Two couples in the vortex, as the group of friends at the center of CW’s All American call themselves, have forever changed their relationship statuses from will-they-won’t-they romances to ‘til-death-do-us-part bonds in season six of the sports drama. After Jordan Baker (Michael […]
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‘Stranger Things’: What We Know About the Final Season
[This story includes major spoilers for all four seasons of Stranger Things.] After seven years, Stranger Things is readying to say goodbye. And on Nov. 6 (when this story first published) — Netflix’s annual Stranger Things Day — what better way to mark the notable date in the world of the Upside Down than by […]
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Michelle Buteau Talks ‘Survival of the Thickest’ Season 2 Guest Stars, Directors, and Why Season 1 Won’t Score Any Emmy Nominations (Exclusive)
Survival of the Thickest star Michelle Buteau is promising a “bigger and blacker and better” season two as filming commences amid a mixture of emotions for the co-creator and co-executive producer for the show, whose work on season one alongside her cast and crew was locked out of this year’s Emmys nominations due to a “glitch” in […]
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‘House of the Dragon’ Actor Tom Glynn-Carney Has Some Thoughts About Aegon’s Fate and Future
Note: The following contains mild spoilers for House of the Dragon season two, episode five. King Aegon II Targaryen has survived. But isn’t looking so great. Bed-bound and suffering, the insecure and impulsive despot has paid a high price for recklessly flying Sunfyre into battle at Rook’s Rest during last week’s episode of House of the Dragon. […]
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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Reece and Hopefuls Charly and Kelly Talk “Surreal” ‘America’s Sweethearts’ Journey
[This story contains spoilers from America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.] The internet’s latest obsession, America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, has legions of viewers attempting the legendary cheer squad’s iconic “Thunderstruck” dance and, once again, talking about the hot-button topic of low NFL cheerleader pay. The seven-episode Netflix docuseries brought viewers behind-the-scenes of the Dallas Cowboys […]
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What ‘Euphoria’ Stars Zendaya, Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney and More Are Working on Next
When Euphoria premiered in 2019, most of its stars were still early in their careers. For some, the hit HBO series was their first role. Others had been around for some time — but they all achieved a new level of stardom as the Sam Levinson series exploded in both popularity and acclaim. As Euphoria […]
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Nobody Else Is Making Art Like Julio Torres
Eleven o’clock on Friday night is easily one of the worst time slots in what remains of linear TV. But, for the past five weeks, that’s been the designated drop for Fantasmas. A surrealist odyssey through New York, one rendered via sets that recall Dogtown and Gremlins 2: The New Batch in equal measure, each half-hour depicts […]
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Heather Dubrow and Tamra Judge Say ‘RHOC’ Feels Like the “Glory Days” After a Tumultuous Season 17
Being a reality TV housewife is big business. Not just for the Bravo network which, upon the premiere of season 18 of The Real Housewives of Orange County on Thursday, marks 100 seasons of The Real Housewives franchise over a span of 18 years and 11 cities. But also for the women who are chosen […]
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‘Land of Women’ Star Santiago Cabrera on Nearly Landing the Role of Aquaman and His Secret ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Part
In Land of Women, Chilean actor Santiago Cabrera stars as Amat, a Spanish resident in the fictional Catalonian town of La Muga and the sole male participant in the all-female wine cooperative on which the city’s economy relies. He also becomes an unexpected and much-needed aide to Eva Longoria’s Gala Scott, who, along with her […]
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‘UnPrisoned’ Creator on Her Dad and the Real Nadine Dying One Day Apart Before Show’s Launch
Comedy isn’t the first genre most would assign a show about a man getting out of federal prison and reuniting with his family after serving decades behind bars. But humor is the instinctive approach UnPrisoned creator and writer Tracy McMillan took for the Hulu series, which draws from her lived experience growing up in the […]
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Every Episode of ‘The Bear,’ Ranked
The Bear is breakneck television — often more of a thriller than a comedy, despite what certain awards shows would have you believe. The FX series from creator Christopher Storer and co-showrunner Joanna Calo stars Jeremy Allen White as professionally and emotionally embattled chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, a restaurant superstar trying to turn his family’s sandwich […]
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How That Brutal ‘House of the Dragon’ Battle Death Played Out in the Book
[This story contains spoilers from season two, episode four of House of the Dragon, “The Red Dragon and the Gold.”] If the Dance of the Dragons wasn’t already officially on, it certainly is now. In its fourth episode, House of the Dragon season two finally went there — “there” meaning, full-on dragon-on-dragon violence, in the much-hyped […]
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‘House of the Dragon’: Ewan Mitchell on That Cliffhanger Dragon Battle and Why “There’s No Going Back”
[This story contains spoilers from season two, episode four of House of the Dragon, “The Red Dragon and the Gold.”] It’s always Aemond, isn’t it? House of the Dragon fans were finally awarded some dragon-to-dragon action Sunday night when, in episode four of season two, titled “The Red Dragon and the Gold,” Ser Criston Cole […]
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