In season two of the hit CBS comedy Ghosts, the character of Flower really blossoms. In the first season she added to the comedy mix with her unique, far out, often drug-tainted takes to the on-goings of the household. Over the course of the latest season viewer were able to learn much more about the […] More
Awards Radar talks to Production Designer Ramsey Avery on crafting the worlds of season one of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. More
After some significant departures in the cast, Saturday Night Live had the task of shifting focus to a newer crop of talent. While there might be some off seasons here and there, SNL consistently excels at reinventing itself. The behemoth sketch comedy series has been taking new form over and over again for decades at […] More
Workplace comedies like Abbott Elementary, in particular, take a season to find their rhythm, but Abbott clicked right away for viewers and the creatives behind the show. Co-showrunners Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker knew they had something exceptional early in the process. They point to creator & fellow showrunner Quinta Brunson and her perspective on […] More
The legendary Sheryl Lee Ralph has spent decades turning in consistent performances in TV, film, and theater. It’s her versatility and sheer talent that has given generations of viewers memorable characters, from Moesha’s stepmom Dee in the 90s sitcom Moesha to playing Lauryn Hill’s mother Florence Watson in Sister Act 2 and Ginger St. James […] More
Awards Radar speaks to cinematographer Alex Disenhof on crafting episodes six and seven of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. More
Mayan Lopez has been the breakout talent of the season. In the golden era of television, we all have our set expectations when it comes to multi-cam comedies because they’ve been around for decades and, in recent years, have seemed a little passé, but creator and star Mayan Lopez breathes new life into the sitcom […] More
Throughout its three seasons, Ted Lasso has found moments to spotlight supporting characters that make up the AFC Richmond team. As the series winds down, it’s actor Billy Harris‘ time to shine as Colin Hughes. For Harris, Ted Lasso marks his first time on a TV series that he says is “crazy” in hindsight. While […] More
It seems very fitting that Nick Mohammed has performed an amazing feat of magic on Ted Lasso right before our eyes. The actor has transformed his character, Nate Shelley from the loveably, timid A.F.C. Richmond kitman into he rival team’s head coach – and also one of the series’ most reviled characters through some villainous […] More
Joey’s right on both counts: there are three up-in-the-air, far-from-settled acting races this season, and that is unambiguously a great development that should be the norm instead of the exception. I will always find it incredibly hard to believe in any near-unanimous consensus from an overwhelming majority of the various guilds and critics groups across the country […] More
I’m mostly with Joey on the potency and immediacy of She Said. A few complaints keep me from being as laudatory as he was. But the movie, taken as a whole, is indeed sobering and poignant and overall successfully communicates the gravity of this story as not just one man who behaved like a pig […] More
As I sat down to speak with Jeff Goldblum I was a bit uncertain just who would I meet on the other side of the conversation? Is his contagious on-camera persona an act or is it true representation of who he is? It only took a few seconds of speaking with him before realizing Jeff […] More
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