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By: Calie Schepp, Gerrad Hall
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"My boobs are a member of SAG," the actress jokes on EW's "The Awardist" podcast.
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'Shōgun' stars Anna Sawai and Hiroyuki Sanada reflect on their characters' profound journeys and the joy of getting to make the series. Plus, Emmy nomination predictions in the lead acting categories, in EW's 'The Awardist' digital magazine.
It's the top show on Netflix three weeks running — Gadd and Gunning tell EW about their surprise at its success, he explains why he hasn't named his abuser, and more.
The Oscar nominee previews his upcoming drama, which was filmed at the real Sing Sing: "There's no acting that needs to be done when you're in a prison cell."
"The way women talk authentically is often policed and seems raunchy if we're just being ourselves," Glazer tells Entertainment Weekly.
Kaitlin Olson's DJ Vance rules over her mom's roast in the show's new episode. We break it down with Jean Smart, Hannah Einbinder, and the series creators.
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What to Watch this week: 'Bridgerton' season premiere and 'Young Sheldon' series finale. Plus, Ryan Reynolds stars in 'IF,' 'American Idol' and 'Amazing Race' crown new winners, and Jake Gyllenhaal hosts the 'SNL' season finale.
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The cast of the Max comedy previews Deborah's plan to secure a coveted hosting job — plus, Hannah Einbinder teases Ava's fling with Christina Hendricks.
The actress chats exclusively with EW about the movie, where she stars as a mother of 10-year-old twins in a post-apocalyptic world. Plus, check out the first trailer.
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