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How ‘Buddy,’ a Tale of Children’s TV Gone Wrong, Became the Latest Indie Horror Hit
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The Summer Box Office Blew Past Records. But Can Theaters Sustain the Momentum? | Analysis
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TheWrapBook: The Art of Television 2026
Artists and authors celebrate the films and performances that brought us closer as humans.

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Portraits of 2026 Awards Season: Lamorne Morris, Sarah Pidgeon and More
Twelve of the year’s most compelling performers.

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‘Love Story’ Cast Portraits: The Stars of FX’s Limited Series Go Full Glam
The stars of FX’s record-breaking show have brought Camelot’s most talked-about romance back to life, capturing its glamour, longing and inevitable heartbreak.

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How ‘Love Story’ Star Sarah Pidgeon Cracked the Code of Carolyn Bessette
TheWrap magazine: “There were a lot of times when I thought, ‘What if I’m completely missing the mark?’” Pidgeon says of playing the famously private woman who married JFK Jr.

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‘South Park’ Trolls Donald Trump Again After Winning Emmy — An Award He’s Lost Twice
NBC’s “The Apprentice” lost to “The Amazing Race” in both years it was nominated

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Betty Gilpin Confesses She’s ‘Forever Pitching’ a ‘Widow’s Bay’ Season 2 Return After Emmy Win
The actress also reveals the success of the horror comedy has given her “renewed faith” in Hollywood

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Unlocking Family Offices: Hollywood’s $22 Billion, Under-the-Radar Pipeline
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Holding the Line
Antiheroes are out. TV has handed the lead to exhausted professionals patching institutions too broken to fix.

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The Met’s Galliano Cancellation Doesn’t Resolve the Bigger Question It Raised
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L.A. CONFIDENTIAL: ‘I Love LA’ Reimagined
I Love LA spent its first season skewering and celebrating the ambition, chaos and codependency that comes with trying to make it in Los Angeles. So we asked Elmer Guevara—a native Angeleno whose paintings return again and again to the city and its people—to reimagine the show’s characters in his own hand.







































