Jerry Seinfeld Applauds Ted Sarandos’ Impact on Hollywood: “The Most Loved Industry Executive I Have Ever Seen”
Ted Sarandos was inducted into the TV Academy Hall of Fame alongside Jean Smart, Ted Danson, Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Sheila Nevins and Ed Bradley.
‘Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse’ Trailer Drops Online, Christopher Miller Slams Leak
Nearly five minutes of 'Beyond the Spider-Verse' footage circulating online has writer-producer Christopher Miller condemning leakers.
Bring Me ‘The Pitt’ Stats — Stat!
Five of The Pitt’s Emmy nominees talk candidly about playing an addict while sober, who throws the best parties and their favorite line.
‘Camp Rock 3’ Breakout Lumi Pollack on Learning to Play the Cello and the Advice She Got From Demi Lovato
'Camp Rock 3' actress Lumi Pollack gives interview on learning to play cello and shares advice the cast got from Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers.
Megan Thee Stallion Signs Distribution Partnership With Interscope, Will Remain Independent
Megan Thee Stallion has signed a new partnership with Interscope where she will retain ownership of her masters and publishing.
Ken Burns Says Election Rigging Fears Unearthed in ‘American Revolution’ Doc Sounded So Trump-Esque He Had to Cut Them
Acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns spoke at the Edinburgh Film Festival on Friday about Donald Trump, 'The American Revolution' and his Barack Obama doc.
How ‘Walter Boys’ Star Noah LaLonde Went From Hockey Player to Heartthrob
Noah LaLonde talks My Life With the Walter Boys season three, potentially starring in a Hockey TV show, Leonardo DiCaprio comparisons and more.
‘Black Mirror’ Director Says She Rejected HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’: “Absolutely F***ing Not”
Directors Ally Pankiw and Kate Herron posted on social media that they turned down the HBO Harry Potter series over J.K. Rowling's trans views.
Critics Pick Summer TV’s Beauties and Bores
The World Cup, Hulu's feminist thriller 'Furious' and Amazon's refreshing YA drama 'Sterling Point' emerged as Summer TV winners.
Christine Vachon Jokes She Likes Pedro Pascal Better Than Joaquin Phoenix in Todd Haynes’ ‘De Noche’
The Killer Films producer spoke at an Edinburgh Film Festival session on Friday, where she spoke about Todd Haynes' gay romance 'De Noche.'