ON THE RADAR
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in Red Carpet, TV
Experiencing the New York Premiere of the ‘Star Trek’ Documentary ‘The Sixty Year Mission’
Just over sixty years ago, Star Trek premiered and changed television and the world forever. Now in theaters, Mark A. Altman‘s documentary The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World, executive produced by the legendary William Shatner, boldly explores the untold early history of the iconic franchise. Some years ago, the LA […] More
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Why ‘You Can See Everything’ is a Legitimate Best Picture Contender
Last weekend, audiences finally got to see what pundits like yours truly have been raving about since the Telluride Film Festival. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim‘s You Can See Everything opened in theaters, taking in a phenomenal $15.6 million in only 855 theaters. This weekend, the film goes wide and may well challenge Clayface for […] More
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Interview: Celebrating Ten Years of the ‘Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’ Theme
The mobile gaming market accounts for the most lucrative sector of the global video game industry, and with that success has come an entire cultural history of iconic games, characters, and musical themes. Fans of the popular Mobile Legends: Bang Bang game, which boasts over 1.5 billion registered players across more than 190 countries, know […] More
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in TV, TV Interviews
Interview: Tyler Posey Talks Joining ‘Line of Fire’ and How His Character Fits into the Story
Episode 5 of Line of Fire, “Cul-de-Sac,” introduces NSA agent Brandon Hayes, portrayed by Tyler Posey, who developed a close friendship with Russell Hollingsworth (Taylor Bloom) while serving together in the Marines. “I just think that my character, Brandon, is a really important character for Russell because Micah has Mike, Clare has Jane, and Russell’s […] More
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in Editor, Interviews
Interview: Writer Ajon Singh Describes the Process of Penning ‘Primetime’
There are a lot of ways that someone could have made a film about Chris Hansen and To Catch a Predator. For writer Ajon Singh, he chose to pen a movie unlike anyone else would have even attempted. That director Lance Oppenheim, as well as producer and star Robert Pattinson, shared that vision, speaks to […] More
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Interview: Discussing ‘Primetime’ with Editor Daniel Garber
Awards Radar speaks to editor Daniel Garber about his ongoing collaboration with Lance Oppenheim on Primetime. More
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Interview: Composer Denise Santos Debuts Personal New Single ‘Full Circle’
Emmy-winning composer Denise Santos has lent her musical talents to everything from nature docs (Primates, Island of the Sea Wolves) to award-winning short films (Taga, KAYA), often pulling from her Filipino roots to develop a sound that also recalls elements of pop, rock, and orchestral music. Her latest single “Full Circle” marks the most personal […] More
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in Op-ed
Why Do They Keep Promoting This Slop That No One Wants?
Last week, Variety ran a totally-newsworthy-and-not-shameless-advertising-for-AI-slop article about the upcoming film Merry the Christmas Witch, with the article going out of its way to note the most unique aspect of its production: [Producer Tom] Walsh tells Variety he loved the idea of a Christmas witch and was eager to adapt the title. But when he […] More
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Ranking the Best Performances to Date from John Turturro
John Turturro is a legend. Wildly, he’s a legend who has never been nominated for an Academy Award. Could this year finally break that drought for him with The Only Living Pickpocket in New York? Not only do I hope so, I think it’s quite deserved as well. We’ll see what his Oscar chances turn […] More
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in Op-ed
Short Drama Fans Are Finding Cheaper Ways to Subscribe to DramaBox as Streaming Costs Rise
Streaming bills keep climbing. Disney raised its standalone ad-free Disney+ and Hulu plans by $2.50, to $21.49 a month each, according to a September 25, 2026, BlackAmericaWeb report citing CBS News. Short drama fans feel that pressure too, and a DramaBox membership is one more charge to weigh against it. Short Drama Apps Keep Growing […] More














