‘Rooster’ Review: New Series from ‘Ted Lasso’ Creator Gives Steve Carell Something to Crow About [B-]
Life at Ludlow College hasn’t been the same since a married couple, both professors, has had a public break-up after one of them slept with... 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
Producers Guild (PGA) and Screen Actors Actors Guild (SAG) Awards Television Predictions: Stop Me If You Think That You’ve Heard This One Before
It’s time for the Actor Awards, formerly known as the SAG Awards but now different and more serious! It’s going to be the year of... Read More
‘DTF St. Louis’ Review: Jason Bateman and David Harbour Star in Sex and Death Mystery That’s Mostly Flaccid [D]
I was 18 the first time I downloaded Grindr, an app I had been fully unaware of before an explanation from a close gay friend... Read More
‘Industry’ Season Four Review: Let Them Eat Bank [A-]
Is there anything sexier than capital accumulation? Industry has, for three seasons now, been begging its audience to answer this question while simultaneously proving itself... Read More
32nd SAG Actor Awards Nomination Predictions – Television
The year might be ending, but award season never does. The Screen Actors Guild will present their nominations on January 7, 2026 for the newly... Read More
Interview: Sabrina Impacciatore on Going From ‘The White Lotus’ to ‘The Paper’ and Digging Into Comedy
There were rumblings of frustration when Peacock announced its spin-off of The Office, mostly raising the question of the necessity of sequel and spin-off series... Read More
Rhea Seehorn Breaks Down Carol’s Existential Loneliness as the Last Woman in Albuquerque in Episode 7 of ‘Pluribus’
The loneliness has caught up with Carol Sturka. Vince Gilligan’s newest television entry, Pluribus, has been building an existential loneliness within its lead since The... Read More
Interview: Alexander Skarsgård on His New Dom-Com ‘Pillion’ and Presenting Kink with Care
Alexander Skarsgård’s photo on IMDB is one of the actor “at an event for 2016 MTV Movie Awards” where he showed up without pants. Looking... Read More
2026 Golden Globe Nomination Predictions – Television: Expect Emmy Favorites ‘The Pitt,’ ‘The Studio’ Plus New Fare ‘Pluribus’ and More
With the new year right around the corner, the only thing between all of us and the new year – excluding any holidays – is... Read More
‘Pluribus’ TV Review: Rhea Seehorn is the Worst Person in the World [A]
It’s been three years since Vince Gilligan’s acclaimed series Better Call Saul finished its six season run, expanding the story of Saul Goodman from his... Read More
‘Daughter From Hell’ Review: Gracie Abrams Dulls the Pain with Even Duller Melodies [C] 
Palm Springs International Film Society (PSIFS) Announces Two Awards in Honor of Former Festival Chairman and Philantropist Harold Matzner 
Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink’ to Open 83rd Venice Film Festival 
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