Emmys 2026
Kristen Kish Crossed Into ‘The Traitors’ Territory, But ‘Top Chef’ Is Still Her Emmy Focus
Kristen Kish on her unusual overlap with reality hit ‘Traitors’ and why Bravo’s ‘Top Chef’ remains the network’s longest-running series.
What Happens When ‘Finding Your Roots’ Uncovers a Famous Family Secret Too Big to Air?
‘Finding Your Roots’ Henry Louis Gates Jr. explains how the PBS series navigates shocking ancestry revelations and guest privacy.
Colman Domingo on Directing: “I Don’t Like to Hear the Word ‘No’”
Colman Domingo talks bringing a “yes, and” energy to set as he stepped behind the camera again for season two of Netflix’s ‘The Four Seasons.’
Brittany Snow Is Done Being Underestimated
Brittany Snow talks shedding her “good girl” image through The Hunting Wives, Murdaugh: Death in the Family — and playing dangerous women.
These Sports Shows Aren’t Playing the Game You Think They Are
Explore how sports-themed TV shows like ‘Stick’ and ‘Off Campus’ use the Pizzolatto Rule to tell deeper human stories beyond the game.
TV’s Top Showrunners Are Reading Your Comments
Lucia Aniello, Erin Foster, David E. Kelley, Bill Lawrence, Lee Sung Jin and Dan Levy admit they are reading your comments.
Inside ‘Pluribus’ Ice Hotel Illusion
The ‘Pluribus’ production designer talks transforming a soundstage into one of the series’ most striking sets.
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.