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- Sep 26, 2026
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The Weekend Read: Ari Emanuel Is Taking Names, The State Of The Unions, Brad Pitt’s Dog, James Gray’s Tiger & What Happened To YA On The CW? (opens the original)
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Rejoice! It’s the weekend! And that means it’s time to read all those juicy long-form features you missed. Among our curated picks from the past week: sit-downs with Ari Emanuel, whose new memoir Roll the Calls is rocking Hollywood (including recollections of our founder Nikki Finke), and James Gray, who discusses his New York Film Festival opener Paper Tiger. Plus, a review of new Brad Pitt-starrer Heart of the Beast and a deep dive into documentarian Barbara Kopple’s meaningful look at the wor
Widow’s Bay’ Breaks Emmy Comedy Record With 14 Wins (opens the original)
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After one of the most talked-about Emmy races in recent memory, Katie Dippold’s Apple TV comedy about a group of oddballs living on a haunted Massachusetts island has taken home the Emmy for best Comedy Series, making a record-breaking total of 14 wins for the show — the most of any comedy series in a single year. Last year The Studio held the record with 13 wins, and before that, The Bear with 11 in 2024. Katie Dippold, creator of this year’s Outstanding Comedy Series said from the winner’s pod
Sally Field Wins 4th Emmy For 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' (opens the original)
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Sally Field may be known for telling the Oscars crowd “You really like me!” when she won an Academy Award back in 1985, but this year, when her name was called at the Emmys for her role in TV movie Remarkably Bright Creatures, she seemed really taken aback. “This wasn’t supposed to happen!” she said, looking over the applauding audience, as she accepted the Emmy for her lead role in the Netflix film. In Remarkably Bright Creatures, based on the novel by Shelby Van Pelt and directed by Olivia New
Bond, Gary Oldman & Jack Lowden (opens the original)
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“It’s Deadline Hollywood, so I’m going to set the record straight,” Gary Oldman said during an interview on Friday at Deadline’s Toronto Film Festival studio. He was, of course, referring to the recent furor around some off-the-cuff remarks he made about the casting of James Bond in a recent interview, and the resulting speculation that Oldman’s Slow Horses co-star Jack Lowden might be the new 007 in the upcoming Denis Villeneuve-directed Bond film. Oldman told Deadline his words had been entire
The Weekend Read: 'Ink', 'The Uprising', 'Tenzing' & 'Chad Powers' (opens the original)
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It’s that time again — Saturday mornings are for The Weekend Read. If you missed some of our meatier features from the past week, fear not, here’s a selection of them all in one spot. This time we’re going back to the ’80s with Deadline columnist Baz Bamigboye as he reveals some of his tabloid reporter hijinks from back in the day and sits down with director Danny Boyle and writer James Graham to talk about the film Ink. We also find out all about the real-life climbing skills and daredevil feat
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