African American Film Critics (AAFCA) TV honors include Viola Davis, Kenya Barris, Sterling K. Brown, ‘Insecure’
Comedian/actress Aida Rodriguez will host the virtual event on August 22nd The African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) today announced the virtual edition of its... Read More
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Final 2020 Emmy Predictions: the LIMITED SERIES categories
The Limited Series categories at the Emmys took a hit from the Television Academy’s new sliding scale rules, carving back some to just five nominations.... Read More
Interview: Mira Sorvino on her Oscar win, her activism and enjoying a second act with ‘Hollywood’ [VIDEO]
Mira Sorvino is ready for her close-up. But this time on her terms. After winning an Oscar for her first big screen role, in 1995’s... Read More
‘Schitt’s Creek’ leads GALECA’s Society of LGBTQ Critics TV Awards nominations
The Good Fight, Schitt’s Creek, Mrs. America, Watchmen, Normal People Stand Out in ‘Best TV’ Categories Cate Blanchett, Regina King, Trevor Noah, Ramy Youssef Also Earn Nods Capping... Read More
Emmy Predictions: Limited Series/TV Movie categories (June)
When the Television Academy upended this year’s rules just weeks before the nomination voting period begins, it sent waves of praise and confusion as to... Read More
Interview: Jim Parsons on ‘Hollywood,’ bringing gay history to the mainstream, and why he loves ‘Succession’
Jim Parsons didn’t ask for any of this. The four-time Emmy winner, back in the awards conversation this year for his role as detestable agent... Read More
Reimagining ‘Hollywood’ – Michelle Krusiec as Anna May Wong
“She is the best part of the series,” I said out loud as I watched Michelle Krusiec’s Anna May Wong give her heartfelt Oscar acceptance... Read More
Interview: In ‘Hollywood,’ Jake Picking is between a Rock and a good place
In Ryan Murphy’s Hollywood, currently streaming on Netflix, the golden age of Tinseltown gets a revisionist and idealized makeover, becoming a place where women, people... Read More
Interview: Jeremy Pope on ‘Hollywood,’ the Oscars and validation through telling Black stories
Jeremy Pope is a two-time Tony Award nominee. With Broadway musical roles in Choir Boy and Ain’t Too Proud, it seems fitting that a triple-threat... Read More
Interview: In ‘HOLLYWOOD,’ Patti LuPone is finally in the driver’s seat
Patti LuPone’s been busy. Between starring in the new Ryan Murphy Netflix show Hollywood, performing in Zoom concerts, giving no-holds-barred interviews in her signature outspoken... Read More
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