Tony Hale: If You Can’t Laugh at Trump, Laugh at ‘Veep’ (Video)
EmmyWrap Magazine: “So much chaos is happening in real life, and people feel guilty laughing at what’s happening on the news,” says two-time Emmy winner
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‘Billy on the Street’ Host Billy Eichner Talks Getting Political, Teases ‘American Horror Story’
EmmyWrap Magazine: “We have evolved beyond the Kardashians and the Oscars,” the “Billy on the Street” host says
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Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon and ‘Big Little Lies’ Stars Detail Show’s ‘Tricky’ Journey
EmmyWrap Magazine: “If we had done it as a two-hour movie, it might have been about two of the women, not all five,” producer-star Witherspoon says
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Will ‘Veep’ Star Julia Louis-Dreyfus Be Queen of the Emmys Again?
EmmyWrap Magazine: On the verge of what could be a record-breaking winning streak, the “Veep” star would like to point out that she’s lost a lot of times, too
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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Star Elisabeth Moss Talks Show’s Politics, Teases Season 2
EmmyWrap Magazine: “If you’re seeing parallels, maybe you should take a look at that,” she says to those who think the show is an attack on Donald Trump
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TV or Not TV? Emmy Nominee Ava DuVernay Doesn’t Care
EmmyWrap Magazine: “A lot of directors have embraced this moment where you can do and make anything,” says the director of Emmy and Oscar nominee “13th”
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Double Emmy Nominee Ron Howard on Why the Beatles Are Like Albert Einstein
EmmyWrap Magazine: “The parallels were kind of undeniable,” Oscar winner says
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RuPaul Charles: How Donald Trump Has Led to the Rise of LGBT TV
EmmyWrap Magaizne: “As the government has gone away from acceptance and inclusion, I believe that television and the arts have taken up the slack,” RuPaul tells TheWrap
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Aaron Sorkin, Brie Larson, Louis CK Movies Added to Toronto Film Festival Lineup
Jessica Chastain, Nicole Kidman, Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell, Helen Mirren, Jason Clarke and Willem Dafoe are among the stars featured in new TIFF films
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Academy President John Bailey Vows to Finish the Museum – and Get Along With Dawn Hudson
“It’s a huge undertaking – this is Hollywood, and we do things big,” new president Bailey tells TheWrap of the expensive, behind-schedule museum project
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Toronto Film Festival’s Canadian Content to Include New Margaret Atwood Adaptation
“Alias Grace” will join high school comedy “Public Schooled” and documentary “The Carter Effect” in TIFF lineup
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Why Laura Dern Wasn’t Elected Academy’s New President
The actress (and presumed front runner for Academy president) made a move that could lead to greater change within the organization
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John Bailey Elected President of the Motion Picture Academy
The cinematographer has been a vocal critic of Academy leadership in his time on the board
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NY Film Festival Books ‘The Florida Project,’ ‘The Square,’ ‘The Meyerowitz Stories’ (Full Lineup)
The event will play host to a lineup of international directors including Agnes Varda, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, Hong Sang-soo and Robin Campillo
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Armando Iannucci’s ‘The Death of Stalin’ to Open Toronto Film Festival’s Platform Section
The film from the creator of “Veep” will join works from Mike White, Clio Barnard and Warwick Thornton
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‘The Disaster Artist,’ ‘Super-Size Me 2’ Added to Toronto Film Festival Lineup
Other films added to TIFF lineup include Eminem’s rap satire “Bodied” and documentaries by Brett Morgen, Frederick Wiseman and Lili Fini Zanuck
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‘Suburbicon,’ ‘The Shape of Water,’ ‘Victoria & Abdul’ Headed to Venice Film Festival
Prestigious Italian festival will also showcase films from Alexander Payne, William Friedkin, Paul Schrader and Ai Weiwei
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Toronto Film Festival Books Films From George Clooney, Guillermo del Toro, Angelina Jolie
Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone, Gary Oldman and Daniel Craig are among the stars with films heading to Toronto
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‘Dunkirk’ and ‘Detroit’ Deliver Oscar Season a Month Early
Christopher Nolan and Kathryn Bigelow have both made gripping movies that demand to be taken seriously by awards voters
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‘War for the Planet of the Apes’ Star Andy Serkis to Awards Voters: I’m a Real Actor
“It is crazily Luddite and backward-thinking to not recognize what we do as acting,” the performance-capture virtuoso tells TheWrap
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Emmy Voters Turn Things Over to New Kids Like ‘Stranger Things,’ ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
Freshman shows set a drama-series record and streaming dominates as Emmy voters come to terms with the vast new TV landscape
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Emmy Nomination Predictions 2017: Who Will Julia Louis-Dreyfus Face in Comedy?
While the “Veep” star can set an Emmy record this year, new shows like “Atlanta” will try to crash the party in the other comedy categories
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‘Valerian’ First Look: Really Dazzling, Really Dopey
Cool environments and crazy creatures can’t compensate for a pair of lead actors who drive their one-note repartee into the ground for two-plus hours
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Emmy Nomination Predictions 2017: Women Rule Movies and Miniseries Thanks to ‘Feud’ and ‘Big Little Lies’
Jessica Lange, Susan Sarandon, Nicole Kidman, Laura Dern and Reese Witherspoon are among the formidable actresses who will compete this year
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Who Needs Dragons? How HBO Can Still Dominate Emmys Without ‘Game of Thrones’
EmmyWrap magazine: With its biggest Emmy show ineligible this year, the network must look to movies and limited series to pick up the slack
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Emmy Nomination Predictions 2017: Trump Era Voters Get Political in Variety and Reality Categories
Almost all the top variety-show Emmy contenders have spent lots of time taking shots at our former reality-host president
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Emmy Nomination Predictions 2017: What Newbies Will Score in Drama Without ‘Game of Thrones’?
With “Game of Thrones” and “Downton Abbey” out of the running this year, look for new shows like “The Crown” and “Stranger Things” to step up
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‘A Ghost Story’ Review: Casey Affleck’s Ghost in a Bed Sheet Breaks Your Heart
Rooney Mara co-stars in director David Lowery’s odd, beautiful little story of loss and acceptance
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Todd Haynes Drama ‘Wonderstruck’ Lands Centerpiece Slot at New York Film Festival
The adventurous period piece set in New York in the 1920s and 1970s initially screened at this year’s Cannes Film Festival
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Midyear Oscars Forecast: What Deserves Recognition, What Will Get It
The year’s best movies so far include “The Big Sick,” “Get Out” and “Baby Driver,” but can they get love from awards voters?
