TheWrap Magazine
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Dua Lipa Breaks Down ‘Barbie’ Song of the Summer: ‘It Was Kind of a Jigsaw Puzzle’
The singer came onto the project after the melody for “Dance the Night” had already been written
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‘Maestro’ Cowriter Explains How Bradley Cooper Evolved the Existing Script: ‘It Was Pretty Intense’
TheWrap magazine: “I’m used to going deep. But I’m not used to struggling to keep up, as it was with Bradley as we were writing,” explains Oscar-winner Josh Singer
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How ‘Past Lives’ Director Celine Song Earned Her Cast’s Trust
TheWrap Magazine: “Part of being a director is that you’re the burning, bubbling center of gravity for how much everybody’s going to give,” Song said
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‘Anatomy of a Fall’ and ‘Zone of Interest’ Star Sandra Hüller Explores Shades of Darkness
TheWrap Magazine: With powerful performances in two acclaimed films, the German actress puts her stamp on awards season
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How ‘Oppenheimer’ Ignited an Explosion of 70mm
TheWrap magazine: Film-school administrators and a student weigh in whether the celluloid celebration is here to stay or merely a passing fad
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Dominique Fishback Says ‘Swarm’ Had Her Doing Things ‘That I’ve Never Done Before’
TheWrap Magazine: The first-time Emmy nominee didn’t know what to expect playing a Black, female serial killer on the Prime Video limited series
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Why ‘Ms. Marvel’ Composer Laura Karpman Spearheaded South Asian Music’s Entrée Into the MCU
TheWrap magazine: “It’s good to make [South Asian music] a part of the Avengers, a part of the world of Captain Marvel or the Guardians of the Galaxy,” the Emmy-winning musician says
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Kumail Nanjiani and Annaleigh Ashford Find Levity in the Darkness of ‘Welcome to Chippendales’
TheWrap magazine: The costars snagged two of the five surprise nominations for Hulu’s limited series about the founder of the famous male strip club
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‘Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story’ Cements Niecy Nash-Betts as a Drama Star
TheWrap magazine: Following her nomination, the actress talks about spotlighting the “overlooked and underserved” Glenda Cleveland with Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series
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For ‘Andor’ Star Diego Luna, Being a Producer Was a Dealbreaker: ‘I Want to Be There When My Opinion Matters’
TheWrap magazine: “There’s no project I’ve been part of where I feel the team cares so much about what we’re doing,” the actor/producer said
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How ‘Queen Charlotte’ Costumes Pulled Inspiration From the Met Gala
TheWrap magazine: Lyn Paolo and Laura Frecon drew from fashion’s annual gala of extravagance to create the looks for Netflix’s “Bridgerton” spinoff
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Why ‘Daisy Jones & the Six’ Included Songs by Industry Legends Like Barry Manilow and Patti Smith
TheWrap magazine: “We wanted to show that there were so many different genres of music in the ’70s,” music supervisor Frankie Pine says
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Melanie Lynskey Doesn’t Care About ‘The Last of Us’ Fan Backlash to Her Character: She ‘Wasn’t in the F–king Game’
TheWrap magazine: Double-nominated for her turns on “Yellowjackets” and “The Last of Us,” the likably candid New Zealand actress has no problem tackling less-endearing characters
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Meet the Married Prosthetic Whiz Team Behind HBO’s ‘House of the Dragon’ and ‘The Last of Us’
TheWrap magazine: “We see each other every single minute of the day… it’s testament to a really good partnership that we haven’t killed each other yet,” says prosthetic makeup artist Barrie Gower
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How Jessica Chastain Convinced ‘George & Tammy’ Costar Michael Shannon to Take His First Emmy-Nominated Role
TheWrap magazine: “Jessica fought to get me in there after there was a vacancy,” Shannon said, “because I think some of the powers that be were like, ‘Can we get somebody a little more…whatever?’”
