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‘Outlander: Blood of My Blood’ Returns — and Reunions Don’t Last Long
Did Julia, Henry and their newborn baby William travel through the infamous standing stones of Craigh Na Dun?
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‘Adults’ Star Amita Rao Is Not Issa, But She Sure Loves Playing Her
The breakout star of FX's Gen Z comedy is ready to dig into season two, especially the internet's favorite love triangle: "What was always been interesting to me was the tension between Issa and Anton as best friends."
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How ‘The Shards’ Re-created a Classic 1980s TV Dance-Off (With a Murderous Twist)
Derek Hough and Tessandra Chavez, the choreographers for the mid-season dance episode, reveal how they whipped Ryan Murphy's starry cast into 'DWTS'-like shape: "They were terrified."
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Tom Colicchio Says ‘Top Chef’ Has Become as Important as a James Beard Award
Host Kristen Kish and fellow judge Gail Simmons tease the upcoming season 24, filming later than usual at a yet-to-be-announced location, and make their pitch for why the "more complicated," "on location" series deserves to win one of the four Emmys it's nominated for this year.
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‘Survivor 51’: Meet the 21 Castaways on Game-Changing New Season
The Sept. 23 premiere kicks off 'Survivor's' "Open Era" — where no twist, advantage or game mechanic is off limits for the hit CBS reality franchise.
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Why Now Was the Time for Golf Channel to Revive ‘Big Break’
"The idea of bringing back golf's original reality show with what is today's version of reality golf — it made all the sense in the world," the cable network's executive vice president Tom Knapp told The Hollywood Reporter.
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How ‘The Five Star Weekend’ Could Expand the Book Into a Multi-Season Series
Writer and executive producer Bekah Brunstetter explains key changes and how she tried to visualize the perfect image vs. messier emotional reality theme from the Elin Hilderbrand book in the Jennifer Garner-starring Peacock series, which was recently renewed for a second season.
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Catching Up With Liz Meriwether on Serial Killers, That ‘New Girl’ Reunion Joke and Britney Biopic
The screenwriter's summer has been defined by dark Hulu hit 'Furious' and a running reunion gag that even has some executives fooled: "I don't know how this happened or how it got so out of control."
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‘Tucci in Italy’ Cinematographer Matt Ball on Making Italy Look Delicious
The three-time Emmy-nominated craftsman talks filming seaside meals, Renaissance palaces and hidden culinary gems while resisting the urge to make every frame too polished.
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Before ‘The Pitt,’ There Was ‘St. Elsewhere’
The Emmy-winning NBC medical drama that launched the careers of Denzel Washington and Mark Harmon ended by suggesting its entire six-season run existed inside the imagination of an autistic child — a twist that remains one of television’s most debated endings.
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‘The Girls’: Khloé Kardashian Wanted Her Friends to Have Their Own Show. Then Things Got Complicated
The reality TV veteran and businesswoman speaks about executive producing her inner circle, the moments when she "regretted doing any of this," what's next for 'Khloé in Wonder Land' and the October premiere of 'The Kardashians' season eight, exclusively confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
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‘Task’ Star Tom Pelphrey on Finding Himself in His Devoted Dad Role — and Nearly Playing Professor X
The two-time Emmy nominee was a runner-up for the new 'X-Men' movie, and jokes that at least audiences won't have to see him bald: "The only hat I can wear is a fitted size eight. It is empirically a big fat head, and I don't know if we want to see it shaved."
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‘Palm Royale’ Went Full ‘Dynasty’ for Its Biggest Fight Yet
Mallory Thompson and her stunt team channeled vintage TV catfights for a mansion-wide brawl that ended with Claudia Ferri hog-tied — and earned Emmy recognition.
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“Defying Democracy”: How Political Satirist Randy Rainbow Sang His Way Into His First Emmy Performer Nomination
The six-time shorts nominee breaks down his comedic YouTube hits and explains why he’s less interested in changing minds than he is getting people to listen.
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Producer Lauren Neustadter Is Redefining What a Hello Sunshine Show Can Be
After a summer going YA with 'Elle' and action on 'Lucky,' the executive talks about wrapping up 'The Morning Show' and brings an update on the return of 'Big Little Lies.'
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Chase Stokes Bids Farewell to ‘Outer Banks’
As the 33-year-old actor moves on from his breakout role in the hit Netflix series, he's opening up about what comes next and the struggles he's overcome since wrapping the show: "I had so much shit wrong."
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