Interview: Jeremy Podeswa talks ‘Station Eleven,’ the challenges of keeping the tone of the series and what media he’s clung to through the years
Finding a good director, or directors, for a project is one of the most important pieces of the creative puzzles. A good direct can lift... Read More
Tyler Doster
Tyler is the TV Awards Editor for AwardsWatch and from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He’s been obsessed with movies and the oscars since he was about 14. He enjoys reading, but even more, talking about Amy Adams more and will, at any given moment, bring up her Oscar snub for Arrival. The only thing he spends more time on than watching TV is sitting on Twitter. If you ever want to discuss the movie Carol at length, he’s your guy. You can find Tyler at @wordswithtyler
2022 Emmy Predictions: The top Limited Series categories
The Television Academy is in the middle of voting for this year’s Emmys, so it’s time to take a look at every category for Limited... Read More
Interview: Himesh Patel talks ‘Station Eleven’ and how being a new father affected his performance
A limited series can offer some of the best forms of television that there are. It often provides a story within a certain amount of... Read More
2022 Emmy Predictions: All the top Drama Series categories
With Emmy ballots coming out last week in accordance with the first day of voting for Emmy nominations, it’s time to look at all the... Read More
‘Loot’ review: New comedy series with Maya Rudolph, Joel Kim Booster and Michaela Jaé Rodriguez is right on the money [A-]
“You never think stuff like this is going to happen to you,” Molly Novak tells her assistant Nicholas, not long after she finds out that... Read More
2022 Emmy Predictions: All the top Comedy Series categories
The time has come. After awaiting them for a couple months – the official Emmy nomination ballots are out – so it’s time to take... Read More
‘Only Murders in the Building’ review: More murder and more mayhem makes season two of the mystery comedy a must-see [Grade: A-]
In any media, there’s something known as the “sophomore slump.” This is when a great first entry, including music and television, paves the way into... Read More
Interview: Hamish Steele talks the queer sensibility of ‘Dead End: Paranormal Park,’ the origins of the idea and crafting a musical episode
Over the last decade, trans representation in media has been coming to the forefront. Series such as Orange is the New Black, Pose and Genera+ion... Read More
Interview: Britt Lower talks the innies and outties of ‘Severance,’ finding her character’s vulnerability and life in the center of a ring just like a circus
Britt Lower’s life has turned into a circus (literally). The Illinois-born actress most recently known for her portrayal of Helly in AppleTV+’s buzziest show of... Read More
Interview: Juno Temple talks ‘The Offer’ and ‘Ted Lasso,’ her collaborative process into her characters and what she’s learned about comedy
Juno Temple has come a long way. She originally broke into the acting scene with her first feature film performance in Richard Eyre’s Notes on... Read More
Producers Guild of America Announces Finalists and Expansion of “PGA Innovation Award” for the 36th Producers Guild Awards 
2025 Cinema Eye Honors Nominations: ‘Sugarcane,’ ‘Dahomey,’ ‘No Other Land’ Lead Documentary/Nonfiction Awards 
2025 Oscar Predictions: ADAPTED SCREENPLAY and ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY (November) 
Adrien Brody to Receive Desert Palm Achievement Acting Award from Palm Springs International Film Awards