‘Star Trek’ Franchise Wins Emmys Governors Award
Since it was created by Gene Roddenberry in 1966, “Star Trek” has spawned seven television series and 13 movies
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Nicole Kidman, Robert Redford, Matthew McConaughey Movies Headed to Telluride Film Festival
World premieres at Colorado festival will include “Boy Erased,” “The Old Man & the Gun,” “White Boy Rick” and “The Front Runner”
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Oscar Season Kicks Off as ‘First Man,’ ‘Roma,’ ‘A Star Is Born’ Launch at Fall Festivals
Fall Movie Preview 2018: Over the course of three weeks, dozens of awards hopefuls will either thrive or crash at the Venice, Telluride and Toronto Film Festivals
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SAG-AFTRA Awards Set Date for 2020 Ceremony
The 26th annual ceremony will be on Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020
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PGA Awards Moves Up Date for 2020 Awards Show
Dramatic Oscar changes set the table for January insanity in 16 months
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Marvel Focuses on a ‘Black Panther’ Best Picture Oscar Nod, Despite New Popular Film Category
Disney hires veteran Oscar strategist Cynthia Swartz to oversee the campaign, according to the Los Angeles Times
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‘Handmaid’s Tale': Joseph Fiennes on Exploring ‘Warped Creatures,’ ‘Ugly Components of the Male Psyche’
“If there is a way to find the nuance and a multifaceted Fred, I search for that as much as I can,” Emmy nominee tells TheWrap
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The Scene at ShortList 2018: TheWrap’s 7th Annual Short Film Festival (Photos)
Filmmakers and filmgoers gathered at AMC Century City to celebrate this year’s slate of award-winning shorts
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‘Blindspotting’ Star Rafael Casal Explains Why We Shouldn’t Doubt Short Filmmakers (Video)
2018 ShortList Film Festival: “It’s like asking a writer whether or not a haiku is valid,” the “Blindspotting” actor tells TheWrap’s Sharon Waxman
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How Nazis, Drunk College Kids and Stubborn Goats Shaped This Year’s ShortList Finalists (Video)
ShortList Film Festival 2018: “We’re not going to pout and cry about it. We’re going to make something happen,” filmmaker David Fortune tells TheWrap at ShortList Film Festival
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‘The Driver Is Red,’ ‘Magic Alps’ Take Top Prizes at TheWrap’s ShortList Film Festival 2018
In addition, Savannah College of Art and Design student Mark Alex Vogt’s “The Peak” won in the student competition
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How ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Choreographer Christopher Scott ‘Dances Through Life’
Scott tells TheWrap about the inspiration behind his Emmy-nominated routines
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Toronto Film Festival Adds Conversations and Events With Mahershala Ali, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jason Reitman
The festival will also include a Hilary Swank conversation and an appearance by Drake, among other new programs
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Larry Karaszewski and Diane Weyermann to Replace Mark Johnson as Oscars Foreign-Language Heads (Exclusive)
Johnson had chaired the committee for 17 of the last 18 years, and was a driving force behind its current system of choosing nominees
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Carl Reiner Is the Oldest Emmy Nominee Ever at 96, but He’s Still Got Work to Do (Video)
Reiner, who was nominated for narrating the documentary “If You’re Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast,” still goes to work every morning — after he’s checked the paper to make sure he’s still alive
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How ‘St. Elsewhere’ Star Christina Pickles Got Another Emmy Shot at Age 83 (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: ‘When you’re old you have to be funny,” the veteran actress says of her role in the web series “Break a Hip”
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Trevor Noah’s First Thought Every Morning: ‘What Can We Talk About That’s Not Him?’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I wouldn’t mind the level of material or the quantity of material if it didn’t have such adverse effects on people’s lives,” says the Emmy-nominated “Daily Show” host
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How Jeff Daniels Landed 2 Emmy Nominations for Playing a Hero and a Villain: Both ‘Wildly Complex’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I never bought that I was a movie star,” the star of “The Looming Tower” and “Godless” says of his award-worthy second act on the small screen
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How ‘Ozark’ Star Jason Bateman ‘Lives Close to the Median’ Between Drama and Comedy
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It’s hard to differentiate between the comedic and the dramatic,” the actor-director says
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How Pasek and Paul Could Score an EGOT for Adding a Hanukkah Song to ‘A Christmas Story’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “‘We’re definitely going to write a klezmer jazz song where you play the violin,” Justin Paul remembers telling actress Ana Gasteyer
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Why ‘Westworld’ Season 2 Focuses on a ‘Woman Who Comes to Power’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “It’s a thing we as a society are trying to navigate,” showrunner Lisa Joy says
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Neil Patrick Harris, Kevin Bacon Remember Producer Craig Zadan: ‘He Had Music and Dance in His Soul’
“He’s been a friend my entire adult life, championed me to host the Oscars, brought musical theatre back to TV,” Harris says
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Craig Zadan, Emmy-Nominated Oscars Producer, Dies at 69
Prolific producer died due to complications of shoulder replacement surgery
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How Emmy Underdogs Kelly Jenrette and Melvin Jackson Jr. Turned Brief Roles Into 2 Unlikely Noms (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I think we were equally surprised,” says Jenrette after she and her husband mounted long-shot campaigns for recognition
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Jimmy Kimmel on Donald Trump: ‘We Will Be Around Long After He’s Gone’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “He fills my head and my monologue and my prescriptions, all at once — he’s omnipresent,” says Kimmel of the president
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‘Game of Thrones’ Star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau on One Thing He Won’t Miss About the Show
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “The costumes were very heavy. But beautiful,” the Danish actor says
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Steve Martin and Martin Short Explain Why They Keep Making Comedy Together (But Not Movies)
TheWrap Emmy magazines: “If I say something that Steve thinks is too mean, I’ll take it out,” Martin Short says
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‘Stranger Things’ Star David Harbour ‘Would Love to See’ Hopper and Joyce Get Together
“That would be a nice thing, wouldn’t it?” the Emmy nominee tells TheWrap
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‘The Crown’ Stars Claire Foy and Matt Smith on What They’ll Miss Most About Royal Roles
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “Something good has got to come out of all the shame and the embarrassment,” Foy says about much-publicized pay disparity with her co-star
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Amy Sedaris: How Mr Rogers and Lawrence Welk Inspired My Retro Domestic Goddess
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “”All my references are from the ’60s and ’70s,” host of “At Home With Amy Sedaris” says
