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in Interviews, TVInterview: Sierra Teller Ornelas & Jana Schmieding of ‘Rutherford Falls’ On the Power of Representation and Comedy
Rutherford Falls is one of the freshest series of the year, full of layered and complex characters, unrelenting laughs and intriguing storylines. In addition to being a great piece of entertainment, showrunner / co-creator / writer Sierra Teller Ornelas and star / writer Jana Schmieding made sure there was much more to the series in […] More
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Interview: Brett Goldstein is Roy Kent on ‘Ted Lasso’ and So Much More
During our conversation, Brett Goldstein described himself a couple times as “the luckiest guy in the world.” Sorry Brett, I just don’t see it. There is a difference between luck and creating opportunities. And that is just what this self-proclaimed workaholic did – he created opportunities, time and time again. Even his role as the […] More
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A24 Has a Series in the Works with Ali Wong and Steven Yeun
A24 is staying in the Steven Yeun business, and business is booming. Fresh off his Oscar nomination for A24’s Minari on Monday (the first Asian American to ever be nominated for Best Leading Actor), a bidding war has broken out for a new series produced by the hit studio, starring Yeun and Ali Wong. Netflix, Amazon, FX, and Apple are all […] More
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in Awards, Golden Globes, TV
Golden Globes TV Recap
The 78th Annual Golden Globes handed out their awards Monday night via a ceremony that had Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosting on bicoastal stages, with the nominees dialing in through Zoom to see who would receive the trophies through their mail in a few business days. While the film categories featured a bevy of major surprises, things in […] More
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Awards Radar Golden Globe Television Predictions
Here at Awards Radar, we strive to bring you the best coverage in awards and entertainment. With that in mind, we are excited to announce an increased focus on television and streaming series. Moving forward, we are committed to the same level of passionate, engaged reporting on the world of television and TV awards that […] More
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in Reviews, TV Reviews
TV Review: Netflix Provides ‘Night Stalker’ Victims a Voice, Investigates a Deranged Mind
If you’re a fan of true crime like I am, there are numerous resources for you to get your fix. Podcasts, movies, television series; whatever way you prefer to learn about heinous crimes, there’s an outlet for it. One of the most reliable places to find pieces revolving around true crime is Netflix. Over the […] More
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‘The Queen’s Gambit’: Why Beth is Not a “Strong Female Character” and Why That’s Great
(This review was previously published on our sister site ScreenRadar.com). It’s easy to be cynical in the golden age of streaming. You watch a trailer for The Queen’s Gambit, and you see yet another love letter to the ‘60s (but here’s the kicker: it’s about chess!). Yet another elfin white woman with an intense stare, yet another slew […] More
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TV Review: ‘The Undoing’ is Undone by its Toothless Nature
On paper, The Undoing, based on the Jean Hanff Korelitz novel You Should Have Known, has all the makings of a hit. It re-teams Nicole Kidman with her Big Little Lies writer David E. Kelly. Hugh Grant and director Susanna Bier join the project to elevate its level of prestige. Kelly gets to write grand […] More
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‘Hannibal’ is the Ultimate Expression of Halloween
(This article was previously published on our sister site ScreenRadar.com). Halloween’s going to be weird this year. If it were any other time, we might be brainstorming costume ideas, and toying with the idea of trying on a new identity for a night. Once a year, we can masquerade as evil, sadistic, macabre. Once a year, […] More
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Do We Still Need Saturday Night Live?
It seems like the general consensus around last weekend’s episode of Saturday Night Live was a bit of a bust, with much of the criticism surrounding Jim Carrey’s… less than stellar impression of Vice President Joe Biden (because I guess we’ve all just accepted that Lorne Michaels will not let go of Alec Baldwin’s lackluster […] More
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TV REVIEW: Hulu’s ‘PEN15’ is a Reminder that “You Never Really Leave 13”
(This review was previously published on our sister site ScreenRadar.com). Recollections of seventh grade can be foggy and buried in the back of one’s mind with the other mildly traumatic memories. But the feelings of seventh grade left behind remain, frustratingly, in bits and pieces. Pen15 captures this feeling perfectly, starring show creators Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle as 13-year old versions […] More
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Series Review: ‘Deaf U’ Is An Eye-Opener
The deaf community has been unfairly painted with the same brush for far too long. Frustratingly, most portrayals never look beyond their deafness to see the dynamic stories they have to offer. The new Netflix coming-of-age documentary series, Deaf U, abandons that approach, painting a rich, unfiltered portrait of a community that remains misunderstood, and, […] More
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