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Emmys: Netflix’s ‘The Perfect Couple’ Will Compete in Drama Categories, Not Limited/Anthology (Exclusive)
It was widely assumed that the six-episode Nicole Kidman show, despite being a hit on the service, was a one-and-done, but that may not be the case after all.
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Screenwriter, Professor and Film Academy VP/Secretary Howard A. Rodman Set for USC Honor (Exclusive)
Rodman, who has taught at the USC School of Cinematic Arts for the past 25 years, will receive the university's Walter Wolf Award on May 7.
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Oscars: Film Academy Revokes, Then Reinstates Screenings Access for Widows and Widowers After Backlash (Exclusive)
Some 300 spouses of deceased Academy members were included — inadvertently, the Academy says — among roughly 1,500 people notified this week that they would no longer be able to attend member screenings, but following their protests, the Academy reinstated their privileges.
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Golden Globes and CBS Set Date for Nikki Glaser-Hosted 2026 Ceremony
The ceremony — which honors the best in film and television, and has become known as "Hollywood's Party of the Year" — will air and stream live on Sunday, Jan. 11, 2026.
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Newport Beach TV Fest: ‘Running Point’ Star Kate Hudson Set for TV Performance of the Year Award, Live ‘Awards Chatter’ Podcast
The Oscar-nominated actress is currently in Emmy contention for her portrayal of a semi-fictional version of Los Angeles Lakers owner Jeanie Buss in the Netflix comedy series.
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‘Awards Chatter’ Pod: Jon Hamm on ‘Your Friends & Neighbors,’ His Decade Since ‘Mad Men’ and the Childhood Tragedies That Shaped Him
The Emmy winner, 54, is back in awards contention for his first leading role in a TV drama series since he played Don Draper.
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Newport Beach TV Fest: ‘Nobody Wants This’ Star Adam Brody Set for TV Performance of the Year Award, Live ‘Awards Chatter’ Podcast
The beloved alum of 'The O.C.' will return to the O.C. for this celebration on Friday, June 6.
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‘Awards Chatter’ Live Pod: Jason Isaacs on ‘The White Lotus,’ Lucius Malfoy and ‘The OA’
In front of an audience at the Miami Film Festival, where he was honored with the fest's Precious Gem Award for “one-of-a-kind artists whose contributions to film and television are lasting and unforgettable,” the English actor reflects on his rollercoaster journey to and with Mike White's hit HBO drama series.
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Oscar Voters Can No Longer Vote in a Category Unless They’ve Seen All Nominees
The film Academy also released key dates pertaining to the 2026 Oscars, as well as updated guidance on the new casting Oscar, artificial intelligence and more.
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L.A. Artist and Basketball Super-Fan Jonas Wood on Reimagining the Clippers’ Hardwood and Uniforms
Wood, whose work has been exhibited at top galleries around the world and was showcased at the Intuit Dome for eight games in its inaugural season, tells The Hollywood Reporter, "I think putting a big flower in the middle of the court is pretty radical. They basically let me put a big painting on the court."
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‘Awards Chatter’ Pod: Legendary Critic Kenneth Turan on New Mayer/Thalberg Book, Sean Baker’s Rise and LA Times Owner Patrick Soon-Shiong
The former LA Times film reviewer reflects on his path from Brooklyn to Hollywood, the current state of film criticism and the LA Times, and what inspired him to spend four years writing the first dual-biography of MGM's two most legendary executives in 50 years.
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‘Awards Chatter’ Live Pod: Amanda Seyfried on ‘Long Bright River,’ Her Regina George Audition and Live ‘Les Mis’ Singing (“I Sing Better These Days”)
In front of an audience at Chapman University, the 'Dropout' Emmy winner and 'Mank' Oscar nominee reflects on early breaks like 'Mean Girls' and 'Mamma Mia!,' and why she's so passionate about her Peacock limited series.
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