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Jamie Bell, Linda Cardellini, Camila Morrone, Michael Peña, Andrew Rannells and Constance Zimmer sit down with moderator Mark Olsen for the 2026 Emmy Limited Series / TV Movie Roundtable.

Lauded and loved in the U.K. for her roles in iconic series including 'Unforgotten,' 'River' and 'Last Tango in Halifax,' Nicola Walker is getting her first big American push with 'Alice and Steve.'

This Emmy season, moms' (and dads') looks aren't limited to yoga pants. Top costumers explain how casual chic, on-trend office wear and quiet luxury are reshaping parental fashion.

As an ethically compromised therapist to Silicon Valley bigwigs in 'The Audacity,' Goldberg shines in yet another role that defies easy categorization. That's exactly how she likes it.

In an essay for The Envelope, writer Jack Thorne explains how the medium's 'chapter structure' breathes fresh life into William Golding's classic parable.

DC's James Gunn reminds fans that he's already explained how Supergirl could have pierced ears with her introduction in 'Superman.'

American Federation of Musicians alleges that Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group have not compensated musicians as part of the companies' settlement with AI companies Suno and Udio.

'The Last of Us' fans had a scare when online rumors spread that the wildly popular HBO post-apocalyptic drama had canceled filming.

Echo & the Bunnyman postponed its Philadelphia show after frontman Ian McCulloch was injured in a 'road traffic incident.'

Opening its first post-Neil Peart tour with high energy and a smartly chosen set list, the band also has a showstopper in touring drummer Anika Nilles.

From Los Angeles to Sacramento, Zinzi Clemmons wrestles with Didion's narrative of California against her own.

From 'Survivor' to 'The Traitors,' 'The Valley' to 'Top Chef,' reality TV fame doesn't have to be fleeting. Why familiar faces are increasingly central to the form.

A love letter to late actor Paul Walker, FuelFest is a global car show coming to Orange County on Saturday. Organizers plan to celebrate the first 'Fast and Furious' movie.

In his triumphant new novel, 'Contrapposto,' the author follows two lifelong friends as they collide over money, ambition and the radical dignity of creating art purely for yourself.