David Canfield

Hollywood's latest “It” Brit is newly married to Dua Lipa, leading the race to be the next James Bond and starring in the summer's biggest rom-com. No pressure.

The Apple TV+ horror comedy is like nothing else on TV — and everyone from Guillermo del Toro to Jonathan Bailey is taking notice. Creator Katie Dippold says: “I'm relieved that this big swing hasn't led to absolute humiliation.”

From the Mother Thing to a puppeteered Mutant Baby, the HBO series pushed old-school horror techniques to new extremes, treating the prequel like “an eight-hour feature film,” says VFX supervisor Daryl Sawchuk.

"We can come up with this together as fans," the Emmy winner says in a spoiler-filled chat about a potential second season of Prime Video's acclaimed new Spider-Man series.

Apple's new series was such a late-breaking hit this spring that several of its episodes aired too late for the Emmy deadline. That may actually wind up an advantage.

Filming in Italy, the star reflects on Kate Wyler’s fractured marriage, her “tennis match” chemistry with Rufus Sewell and the freedom she’s found in one of TV’s smartest dramas.

As ‘Elsbeth,’ ‘Wonder Man,’ ‘Spider-Noir’ and ‘Widow’s Bay’ crowd an increasingly fuzzy field, the battle over what qualifies as a comedy is only getting messier.

With memorable turns on ‘The Comeback,’ ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ and ‘The Diplomat,’ the Emmy-winning actor has made a specialty of arriving late and leaving a mark.

The Academy's CEO, Bill Kramer, informed members of an organizational shake-up in advance of the major changes coming to the Oscars in a few years' time.

The acclaimed horror-comedy starring Matthew Rhys proved itself as the breakout hit of the spring, with a dominant showing in the 2026 Emmy nominations.