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New Geena Davis Institute Study Finds Emmys Acting Categories Favor Men Over 50 | Exclusive (opens the original)
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A new study from the Geena Davis Institute shows that over the past 72 years, men over 50 have made up a much larger share of Emmy acting nominees and winners than women in the same age bracket. The report found that men age 50 or higher are almost 30% more likely to be nominated than their female counterparts — and nearly 20% more likely to win. Published on Thursday, “Seventy Years of Fifty-Plus Actors at the Emmys: Gender Gaps in Nominees and Winners” analyzed the Television Academy’s 4,017 n
John Leguizamo, Judy Reyes, Oscar Nuñez Among Honorees at Critics Choice Celebración (opens the original)
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John Leguizamo, Oscar Nuñez and TK are among the honorees for the 6th annual Celebración of Cinema & Television, which will take place Oct. 2 in Beverly Hills. The event recognizes on- and off-screen achievement in the Latino and Hispanic entertainment community. Leguizamo will receive the Career Achievement Award “in recognition of his more than four decades of groundbreaking work across film, television, comedy, and theater,” the release read. The Emmy winner and four-time Tony Award nominee c
Salli Richardson-Whitfield on Her History-Making Emmy Double Header (opens the original)
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A study in contrasts: the Season 3 “Gilded Age” finale, featuring two lavish balls and a fairy-tale marriage proposal, and a late-season episode of “Task” that opens with a 17-minute chase scene through the woods, bullets flying. Both were directed by Salli Richardson-Whitfield and both earned her Emmy nominations, making her the first woman to receive directing nods for two different drama series in a single year. She already made history in 2024 as the first Black woman to be nominated for dir
How the 'Slow Horses' Production Designer Made Slough House Even Dumpier in Season 5 (opens the original)
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Anyone who watches “Slow Horses” knows Slough House is a dump. Since Season 1, the run-down offices with yellowing paint and a permanently jammed back door have functioned as a visual reminder of the status of the disgraced MI5 agents who work there, exiled from the spiffy central London headquarters. When Slough House is nearly destroyed during a shootout in the Season 4 finale, it follows that the place would undergo a long-overdue renovation. But when we reunite with Gary Oldman’s Jackson Lam
How 'Love Story' Star Sarah Pidgeon Cracked the Code of Carolyn Bessette (opens the original)
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Playing a real-life person is never easy. There’s the responsibility of doing justice to the individual, not to mention expectations from a public forever ready to pounce. It’s even harder when the character is a modern-day figure still very much in the collective consciousness and remembered by living loved ones. And if the person was famous but so fiercely private that she never gave a single interview during her brief lifetime? Well, good luck. Such was the task that Sarah Pidgeon faced when
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