Colin Farrell Returns to the Streets of LA in Apple TV+’s Stylish ‘Sugar’
When Colin Farrell first stepped into the polished shoes of private investigator John Sugar, audiences were drawn to the Apple TV+ drama’s intoxicating blend of classic noir style, Hollywood mythology and emotional sincerity. Now, Sugar returns for its eight-episode second season on June 19, bringing the detective back to the streets of Los Angeles for a new missing-persons case that expands into a far-reaching conspiracy. While Apple...
Emmy Voting Begins: A Look Back at the Final Weeks of FYC Events
With Emmy voting opening today, the final weeks of the FYC season delivered a packed schedule of screenings, conversations and talent appearances across New York and Los Angeles. From buzzy freshman dramas to returning Emmy favorites, studios made their final appeals directly to Television Academy voters, often pairing handpicked episodes and clips with candid discussions from cast and creatives. HIS & HERS Crosby Street Hotel,...
Dan Levy, ‘Starfleet Academy’ and Jane Lynch Lead a Joyful Critics Choice LGBTQ+ Celebration
Pride Month arrived a few days early in Los Angeles as the Critics Choice Association hosted its 3rd Annual Celebration of LGBTQ+ Cinema & Television on May 29 at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, honoring a diverse group of actors, writers, directors and creators whose work has helped expand queer representation across film and television. The event celebrated both established trailblazers and a new generation...
‘Hacks’ Cast and Crew Get Emotional at Academy Museum Finale Celebration
There was hardly a dry eye inside the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on May 26 as the cast and creative team behind HBO Max’s beloved comedy Hacks gathered to celebrate the series finale and reflect on one of television’s most acclaimed five-season runs. The evening felt less like a traditional FYC event and more like a heartfelt goodbye. Stars Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder, along with co-creators Lucia Aniello, Paul...
The End of Stephen Colbert’s Late Night Run–And a New Beginning
Less than 24 hours after signing off from CBS and ending the storied run of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert popped up in perhaps the unlikeliest place imaginable: public-access television. The comedian resurfaced Friday night hosting Michigan cable program Only in Monroe, joking about his sudden transition from network star to local-access oddball while welcoming guests including Jack White and Jeff Daniels. But Thursday night belonged...
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