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Greg Whiteley on Finding the Humanity Behind ‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ Season 2

Emmy-winning filmmaker Greg Whiteley discusses the surprising emotional depth behind Netflix’s “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders,” the physical demands of professional cheerleading, the sisterhood that defines the team, and why the hit docuseries continues resonating with audiences ahead of its newly announced third season.

Colin Hanks and Ryan Reynolds Honor a Comedy Icon in ‘John Candy: I Like Me’ at FYC Event

Amazon MGM Studios hosted a special Los Angeles FYC event for “John Candy: I Like Me,” the upcoming documentary from Colin Hanks and Ryan Reynolds celebrating the life and legacy of the beloved comedy icon. The film blends archival footage, personal stories, and heartfelt reflection ahead of its TIFF premiere and Prime Video debut.

Film Review: ‘Michael’ Trades Complexity for a Carefully Curated Legacy

A visually striking and musically immersive biopic, "Michael" captures the spectacle of Michael Jackson’s rise but stops short of revealing the man behind it. While Jaafar Jackson impresses in the role, the film’s carefully controlled narrative leaves out the complexity that defines its subject.

‘Beef’ Season 2 Review: Netflix’s Acclaimed Anthology Evolves Beyond Its Original Formula

When “Beef” premiered in 2023, creator Lee Sung Jin delivered one of television’s sharpest examinations of resentment and emotional collapse. Driven by unforgettable performances from Ali Wong and Steven Yeun,... Read More...

PaleyFest 2026: Noah Wyle and the Cast of ‘The Pitt’ Preview a High-Stakes Season Finale

As “The Pitt” heads into its season two finale, the acclaimed drama continues to examine the emotional toll of life inside an emergency department. Noah Wyle and the cast reflect on a season defined by burnout, moral complexity, and characters pushed to their limits, with no guarantee of resolution.

Production Designer Nina Ruscio on the Detail and Scale Behind ‘The Pitt’

On the eve of its season two finale, “The Pitt” stands as one of television’s most acclaimed dramas. Production designer Nina Ruscio reveals how an expansive, meticulously detailed set helped shape the series’ realism, allowing audiences to step inside a fully realized emergency department that feels indistinguishable from the real thing.

STICK’s Cast and Creators Talk Golf and Series Insights at FYC Carpet

By Melissa Vaupel On Monday March 30th 2026, Apple TV+ and the Television Academy hosted a vibrant STICK FYC (For Your Consideration) event, welcoming Emmy voters, press, and industry insiders for a night t... Read More...

Film Review: ‘The Drama’ Finds Uneasy Truths Inside a Twisted Love Story

A seemingly perfect couple’s wedding week unravels after a chilling confession forces one man to question everything he thought he knew about love. “The Drama” is an uneasy, thought-provoking blend of romance and psychological tension that lingers long after it ends.

Bobby Moynihan and Craig Robinson Add Comedic Firepower to ‘The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins’

NBC’s “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins” blends sharp, character-driven comedy with timely themes of redemption and perception. Featuring standout performances from Bobby Moynihan, Craig Robinson, and Daniel Radcliffe, it’s an easy, genuinely funny series that feels both familiar and refreshing.

Geeta Gandbhir and Christalyn Hampton on Centering Humanity in ‘The Devil Is Busy’

Geeta Gandbhir and Christalyn Hampton discuss their Oscar-nominated films “The Devil Is Busy” and “The Perfect Neighbor,” exploring faith, race, and perspective through immersive storytelling. By removing narration and traditional framing, both films allow audiences to experience events firsthand and draw their own conclusions.