Awards
Tonys Snubs: ‘Lost Boys’ Actor Ali Louis Bourzgui Scores Surprise Win Over André De Shields as ‘Rocky Horror,’ ‘Two Strangers,’ ‘Titaníque’ Shut Out
The 2026 Tony Awards snubs include shutouts Rocky Horror and Titaníque as well as Nathan Lane and Christopher Abbott as Ali Louis Bourzgui surprised.
Tony Awards 2026: ‘Book of Mormon’ Stars Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells Reprise Their Roles
Josh Gad, Andrew Rannells and Rory O’Malley of Broadway’s original ‘Book of Mormon’ cast reunited for a performance at the 2026 Tony awards.
‘Schmigadoon!’ Wins Best Musical at 2026 Tony Awards as ‘Liberation’ Wins Best Play
At the 2026 Tony Awards, Schmigadoon, based on the Apple TV series, won best musical and Liberation won best play. Ragtime won musical revival.
Sarah Snook on Why ‘All Her Fault’ Was the Perfect Post-‘Succession’ Role
Sarah Snook talks taking on ‘All Her Fault’ for a post-‘Succession’ role.
Matthew Rhys Reveals He and Dave Annable Unsuccessfully Pitched a ‘Brothers & Sisters’ Holiday Special
Matthew Rhys on pitching a ‘Brothers & Sisters’ holiday special, ‘The Beast in Me’ and trying his hand at comedy in ‘Widow’s Bay.’
Michael J. Fox’s ‘Family Ties’ Emmy Win Changed the Record Books
Michael J. Fox 1986 Emmy win made him the youngest winner ever in his category, a feat that still defines one of TV’s standout Emmy moments.
Grace Gummer on Her Emotional ‘Love Story’ Finale and Criticism From Caroline Kennedy’s Son Jack Schlossberg
Grace Gummer unpacks her emotional ‘Love Story’ finale with THR and addresses criticism from Caroline Kennedy’s son, Jack Schlossberg.
Tonys: Apple TV, Backer of ‘Schmigadoon!’ on Screen and Stage, Poised to Become Fastest Streamer to an EGOT
Apple TV could become the fastest streamer to win an EGOT at the 2026 Tonys if Schmigadoon! wins a Tony Award.
‘Bojack’ Creator on His New Netflix Show: No Talking Animals, Lots of Kvetching Humans
Raphael Bob-Waksberg on his new Netflix series, Long Story Short, an animated comedy diving into family dynamics across generations.
Constance Zimmer on ‘Love Story,’ Personal Grief and Why Hollywood Needs More Women Over 50
Constance Zimmer talks with THR about ‘Love Story,’ the finale, losing her mom and Hollywood’s need for more roles for women over 50.