Will the New Emmy Rules Really Lead to More (and More Diverse) Nominees?
If the rules had been in place last year, they actually would have resulted in fewer nominees
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Why ‘American Son’ Director Kenny Leon Is ‘Radically Optimistic’ Amid Unrest Over Racial Injustice (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: ”This is our moment to really make some progress. It appears that the world is listening in a different way, so I’m hopeful of that,“ Leon says
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‘Little Fires Everywhere’ Showrunner on How Making Mia Black Changed Everything for Hulu Adaptation
TheWrap Emmy magazine: ”What those changes yielded — to me, that’s the conversation,“ Liz Tigelaar says
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‘Unbelievable’ Star Kaitlyn Dever Portraits (Exclusive Photos)
The actress sits down for an interview and photo shoot with StudioWrap
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Award Shows Go Virtual This Year: What Will They Look Like?
”We can’t honor the best moments in the year of sports, when half the year didn’t get played,“ ESPYs producer Jeff Smith says
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ABC Boss Karey Burke on Network’s Fall Schedule and the Possibility of a Virtual Emmys
”The scheduling team has been burning the midnight oil, really since March, coming up with all sorts of contingencies,“ Burke tells TheWrap
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Marta Kauffman Talks Beginning of the End of ‘Grace & Frankie,’ HBO Max’s ‘Friends’ Reunion
”This is a point where Grace and Frankie, after a year of Nick, finally get to be back together,“ Kauffman tells TheWrap
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Jimmy Kimmel to Return as Emmys Host
Awards show still set for late September on ABC
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Television Academy to Reshape Creative Arts Emmys Into a Virtual Event
The Academy also eliminates the Emmys Governors Balls, but still plans to keep the main Emmy show on its original date
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‘The Witcher’ Showrunner Teases Season 2: Hello Vesemir, Goodbye Multiple Timelines (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: ”I think it will be a lot easier for the audience follow and understand, especially a new audience coming in,“ Lauren Schmidt Hissrich says
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How ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Built Dan Levy’s Confidence: ‘Writing This Show Was a Catharsis for Me’ (Video)
”Playing that character for six years really informed a lot in myself,“ actor and showrunner says. ”I was able to carry myself with a little bit more confidence and a little bit more gusto“
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How Rob McElhenney Pulled Off a Quarantine Episode of ‘Mythic Quest': ‘It Was Absolute, Abject Hell’
TheWrap Emmy magazine: ”I am glad we did it, but it was incredibly, exponentially more difficult than a normal production,“ says the actor and creator of the episode shot entirely on iPhones by the actors themselves
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Jennifer Connelly on How We’re All Living in ‘Snowpiercer’ Dystopia These Days (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: ”Everyone on (the train) has been separated from their communities, from the lives they had before, from all the places that they can’t visit anymore,“ she says of the dystopian sci-fi miniseries
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How ‘Rick and Morty’ Made ‘The Vat of Acid Episode’ About More Than Just a Vat of Acid
TheWrap Emmy magazine: Creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland say they have been working on the idea since Season 1
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Bradley Whitford on What Changes COVID-19 Could Force on ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ – and TV in General
TheWrap Emmy magazine: ”I’m afraid it will make them make fewer television shows, fewer movies. It’s concerning to me,“ Hulu star says
