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The Ulmer Scale is a ranking system for Hollywood personalities that measures their bankability, notoriety, and general popularity. There is an A List, a B List, a C List, and even a D List. Megan and Malaika are the E-List.
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The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards (opens the original)
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Television’s biggest night is back! The 78th Emmy Awards celebrated the shows, performances, and behind-the-scenes talent that defined the 2025-26 TV season, with The Pitt, Window’s Bay, Hacks, and Pluribus among the night’s biggest nominees. Hosted by America’s darling and Law & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay in her first Emmy hosting gig, the ceremony brought a night of historic wins, great jokes, and even a Taylor Swift Easter egg. Stay tuned, because we’re breaking it down E-List style!
Movie Trailers: A Short, Long History of Previews (opens the original)
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Whether you love them, hate them, or use them to sneak into the theater five minutes late, movie trailers are an essential part of the cinematic experience. But trailers weren’t always the spoiler-filled mini-movies we know today. We’re breaking down the history of the movie trailers, from their early days as simple promotional reels to blockbuster previews that have audiences counting down to movies coming out two years later. We’ll explore how trailers became one of Hollywood’s most powerful m
Fundraising for the Arts ft. Annabel (opens the original)
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The show must go on, but who pays for it? We’re going behind the scenes of nonprofit theatre with Annabel, a development professional who raises funds for the arts. What does “development” actually entail? Why does government funding matter? And what can the U.S. learn from places like the U.K., where the arts are treated as a priority rather than an afterthought? We’re talking philanthropy, public funding, and what it takes to keep theatre thriving, plus some fan-favorite picks for the best of
Inside Theatrely w/ Kobi Kassal (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a media company from the ground up? This week, we're joined by Kobi, founder and editor-in-chief of Theatrely, the Gen Z-focused publication bringing a fresh voice to Broadway and theater journalism. From theater superfan to college radio host to producing a one-of-a-kind show for internet personality Trisha Paytas, Kobi's career has been anything but traditional. We chat about launching Theatrely, covering Broadway for a new generation, and what it takes to build an e
Shakespeare on Film (opens the original)
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The curtain is up on our three-part summer theatre series with a micro-case study on the most famous playwright of all time: Shakespeare! His words may have started on the page and the stage, but they’ve taken on an incredible second life on screen. From She’s the Man to Anyone But You, Shakespeare’s stories have been remixed into hundreds of rom-coms, teen comedies, and blockbuster hits. We’re diving into why his work never goes out of style. What are Shakespeare’s most iconic storytelling trop
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