Emmys 2026
The Secret to ‘It: Welcome to Derry’s’ Nastiest Nightmares
How HBO series ‘It: Welcome to Derry’ pushed old-school horror techniques to new extremes.
Inside ‘Widow’s Bay’s’ Creepiest Sound Cue: The Voice of the Island
Widow’s Bay’s’ sound team spent more time on the demonic voice than any other element.
‘Alien: Earth’ Doesn’t Hide Its Xenomorph — But It Did Tone Down One Gory Attack
‘Alien: Earth’ Editor says the creature’s reveal was never the priority, though one episode-two scene proved too intense even for FX.
TV’s Hottest Stars on Growing Chest Hair, Bulking Up and Peeing in Buckets — For Art, Of Course
Tom Hiddleston, Richard Gadd and Paul Anthony Kelly also gather for The Hollywood Reporter drama actor Emmy roundtable.
From Gilead to the Wasteland, Costume Designers Are Building TV’s Most Stylish Dystopias
Explore how costume designers craft iconic looks in dystopian TV worlds like ‘The Testaments,’ ‘Fallout,’ ‘Pluribus,’ and more.
How ‘The Madison’ Pulled Off Michelle Pfeiffer’s Freezing Montana Creek Scene
THR breaks down a pivotal scene in ‘The Madison’s with Michelle Pfeiffer and Rebecca Spence.
How Leslie Iwerks Turned 200 Hours of Silent Footage Into ‘Disneyland Handcrafted’
THR explores how Leslie Iwerks transformed 200 hours of silent footage into the film ‘Disneyland Handcrafted.’
Inside Jack Thorne’s ‘Lord of the Flies’ Twist on Jack and Simon’s Most Intimate Scene
In episode three of Netflix’s ‘Lord of the Flies,’ two stranded boys bond over lessons from their dads. Jack Thorne breaks down the scene.
Pod: Mindy Kaling on ‘Running Point’ and ‘Not Suitable for Work,’ and Serving — and Being Scrutinized by — the Indian-American Community
In THR’s Awards Chatter podcast, Mindy Kaling talks about ‘Running Point’ and ‘Not Suitable for Work, and serving the Indian-American community.
How ‘Deep Cover’ Went From Dead Script to Tony Scott-Inspired Emmy Hopeful
Colin Trevorrow talks about reviving ‘Deep Cover’ after 16 years, casting Bryce Dallas Howard, Orlando Bloom and Nick Mohammed.