Awards
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Rebel Wilson’s ‘The Deb’ to Close TIFF Amid Defamation Lawsuit, After All
“Beyond grateful that ‘The Deb’ will be shared with audiences in Toronto this September,” the filmmaker and star says
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‘Nutcrackers’ Starring Ben Stiller to Open Toronto Film Festival
Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut, “The Deb,” will be the festival’s closing-night film
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Emmy Nominations Predictions: ‘The Bear,’ ‘Shōgun,’ ‘Baby Reindeer’ Lead in a Slow Year for TV
Fewer entries mean many of this year’s categories won’t have as many nominees as they did last year
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Jessica Chastain to Be Honored by American Cinematheque
“Oppenheimer” producer Charles Roven will also be saluted at an awards ceremony Dec. 6 in Beverly Hills
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‘Ripley,’ ‘Baby Reindeer,’ ‘Fallout’ Nominated for Location Managers Guild Awards
The guild announced nominees in three television and two film categories
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Why Viggo Mortensen Put Women and Immigrants at the Center of His Western ‘The Dead Don’t Hurt’
Karlovy Vary: “The West was a melting pot,” the actor/director says ahead of receiving the KVIFF President’s Award at the Czech film festival
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Emmys Tap Sheryl Lee Ralph, Tony Hale to Present 2024 Nominations
TV Academy chair Cris Abrego will help unveil nods for the 76th annual ceremony on July 17
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Lily Gladstone, Sandra Hüller, Da’Vine Joy Randolph Among 487 Invited to Join the Academy
The list of prospective Oscar voters also includes Danielle Brooks, Justine Triet, Boots Riley, Jessica Alba, Cord Jefferson and Celine Song
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Oscars Academy Renews Bill Kramer’s Contract as CEO
Kramer, whose current three-year contract expires in 2025, has agreed to remain for an additional three years
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Carrie Preston Says ‘Elsbeth’ Success Is ‘Really Humbling’: ‘I Didn’t Expect It at This Point’
TheWrap magazine: “It’s like a circus has dropped down in a police procedural,” the actress says of the hit CBS drama series
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How Tom Hiddleston Fulfilled His ‘Glorious Purpose’ With ‘Loki’ Season 2
TheWrap magazine: “He would finally end up in a position of responsibility and in a position of belonging,” the MCU actor says of his character’s end game
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Burning Questions About John Oliver, Jon Stewart and the Emmys’ Messy Variety Categories
The variety and talk categories are in increasing disarray, so let’s try to make sense of the jumble
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For Anna Sawai and Hiroyuki Sanada, the Success of ‘Shōgun’ Is ‘So Surreal’
TheWrap magazine: “I don’t know how everyone was feeling about it, but I was not expecting it to be this talked about,” Sawai says
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Carrie Coon Loves Playing ‘Sort of the Bad Guy’ on ‘The Gilded Age’
TheWrap magazine: “People hate her. It’s glorious to play the character who wins at the end. Who doesn’t like to win? I love to win,” Coon says of Bertha
