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‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ Wins First-Ever Emmy in Wake of Cancelation
[ad_1] “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” may have been canceled, but it won the respect of the Hollywood industry. The long-running late-night program picked up its first-ever Emmy statuette,...
‘Nuremberg’ Courts Oscar Buzz: Russell Crowe Delivers His Best Work Since ‘Cinderella Man’ as Leo Woodall Emerges as a Breakout Contender
[ad_1] James Vanderbilt’s courtroom drama “Nuremberg” may be rooted in history, but it’s also quite possibly one of the season’s most timely and awards-worthy films. Centered on the first international...
NBC Taps NFL Kickoff to Spotlight New NBA Rights
[ad_1] NBC hopes to score a marketing touchdown as it launches the first weekend of “.” Yet NBC’s goal isn’t necessarily to call attention to the NFL, which started its...
Creative Arts Emmy Awards: Night 2 Winners (UPDATED LIVE)
[ad_1] The second night of this year’s Creative Arts Emmys is underway at downtown Los Angeles’ Peacock Theatre. Sunday’s Creative Arts ceremony focuses on unscripted, reality and documentary programs, just...
Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Debuts at No. 1, Marks Biggest Female Debut of the Year
[ad_1] Sabrina Carpenter is back at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with her latest, “Man’s Best Friend.” The 12-song set debuts as her second consecutive chart-topper in a little...
After ‘Conjuring: Last Rites,’ Warner Bros. Makes Box Office History With 7 Consecutive Movies Opening Above $40 Million
[ad_1] Talk about a scary-good box office streak. “The Conjuring: Last Rites,” which scored a franchise-best launch of $83 million domestically and $187 million globally over the weekend, has extended...
Aziz Ansari on Writing for ‘Iconic’ Keanu Reeves, the Prospect of a ‘Parks & Rec’ Spinoff and Wanting to Complete His Bill Murray Film ‘Being Mortal’: ‘I Think There’s a World Where I Could Finish’
[ad_1] Aziz Ansari is making his directorial debut with the existential comedy “Good Fortune.” But technically, it’s not his first time helming a feature. In 2022, he was halfway through...
Target Plans to Do Midnight Openings at 500 Stores to Sell Taylor Swift’s ‘Life of a Showgirl’ Album
[ad_1] Which century is this? Midnight openings for stores to sell hot new album releases at the moment they’re allowed to go on sale are largely an artifact of the...
Everest Pioneer Tabei Junko Biopic ‘Climbing for Life’ to Open Tokyo Film Festival
[ad_1] The 38th Tokyo International Film Festival has tapped “Climbing for Life,” Sakamoto Junji’s biographical drama about legendary mountaineer Tabei Junko, as its opening night selection. The film chronicles the...
Wagner Moura on Oscar Buzz and Returning to Brazil With ‘The Secret Agent’: ‘It Was Liberating to Act in Portuguese Again’
[ad_1] Wagner Moura is no stranger to intense roles, but his latest performance in Kleber Mendonça Filho’s “The Secret Agent” may be the one that defines his career, at least...
NBC Universal Chief Donna Langley Apologizes for Sending ‘Fast & Furious’ Into Space: ‘We Can Never Get That Genie Back’
[ad_1] Even Donna Langley admits that the “Fast and Furious” crew never should have ventured into zero gravity. “I’m sorry that we sent them into space,” Langley said of the...
‘A Little Prayer’: David Strathairn and Director Angus MacLachlan Break Down Their Quiet, Heart-Wrenching Sundance Indie
[ad_1] A film editor friend of mine makes the same complaint every time I see him: “No one makes movies about the way people live now.” It’s not incorrect. The...