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‘The Traitors’ Season 3 Winners on Their Unlikely Alliance, How They’re Spending Their Prize Money
The Faithful winners of Peacock’s hit reality series – Dylan Efron, Gabby Windey, Dolores Catania and Lord Ivar Mountbatten – discuss what they’ll do with their prize from the reality show.
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The ‘Severance’ Star Who Once Led the NEA Talks Season 2 Role, Trump and the Arts
Jane Alexander is an Emmy and Tony winner, Oscar nominee, former chairwoman of the National Endowment for the Arts and now the face of Sissy Cobel in 'Severance.' She says your guess is as good as hers about how all this will end.
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How ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ Became a Show for Everyone
Co-creator and showrunner Jonathan Steinberg discusses the adaptation's runaway success ahead of the Children and Family Emmys.
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‘Industry’ Star Marisa Abela Needed a Break. So She Took a Role Opposite Cate Blanchett
The 28-year-old actress, already a breakout on the HBO hit series, is about to kick her career up a notch with Steven Soderbergh’s new spy thriller.
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How Those ‘Dark Winds’ Surprise Cameos Came Together
Robert Redford and George R.R. Martin, both executive producers of the Navajo detective series, made appearances in the first episode of season three.
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Walton Goggins Unravels That ‘White Lotus’ Revenge Reveal
"You're going to be very surprised where it ends. Everybody has their own destination," says Goggins, who plays one of the guests at season three's Thailand hotel.
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‘1923’ Star Julia Schlaepfer on Her Harrowing Voyage to America
Schlaepfer's character is sexually assaulted when she reaches Ellis Island, in hopes of reuniting with her American husband (played by Brandon Sklenar): "No one should have to go through what she goes through."
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How Dylan Efron Went From Underdog Player to Internet Heartthrob on ‘The Traitors’
The Hollywood Reporter’s newest “Person of Interest” is the breakout star on season three of Peacock’s award-winning reality show who thrives on challenging himself and trying new things.
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‘Drive to Survive’ Boss Teases a Few Different Episodes Amid Controversy and Chaos in Season 7
James Gay-Rees, executive producer of the hit Netflix reality series, talks about the show's experimental approach this season: "There are definitely two or three episodes which are a departure for us."
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Here’s How You Convince Amanda Seyfried to Leave The Farm
The 'Long Bright River' actress and producer says she's done with boredom (and her own insecurities), so stop offering her the same roles she's played over and over... unless it's 'Mamma Mia 3': "Show me the money!"
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‘With Love, Meghan’ Lacks a Key Ingredient
An understandably guarded host makes for an oddly timed and unrelatable lavish lifestyle series, as early critics expected.
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Andrew Schulz on Interviewing Trump, Embracing Netflix and Finding Comedy in His Fertility Struggles
The 'Flagrant' podcast host and arena-touring comic unloads on the demise of cancel culture, the dullness of acting and the reason he decided to, as he puts it, "Get up in front of 15,000 people and be like, ‘Yo, my sperm doesn't swim.’"
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Aimee Lou Wood Finally Finds a Role She Can Sink Her Very British Teeth Into
The 30-year-old made a name for herself in ‘Sex Education.’ But with a breakout role in the third season of ‘White Lotus,’ she’s finally learning how to act like an American.
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‘Paradise’ Creator, Star Answer Finale Cliffhangers and What to Expect in Season 2
Dan Fogelman and Julianne Nicholson reveal Sinatra's fate, talk Xavier's mission and explain how the whodunnit was all in service of a second season that will change the trajectory of Hulu's post-apocalyptic drama.
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Cynthia and Ariana Celebrate, Conan Steals a Trophy: A Peek Backstage With Oscar Photographer John Shearer
The veteran photographer, working in-house for the Film Academy on Sunday night, captured scenes you wouldn’t see on TV.
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‘Mayfair Witches’ Showrunner Unpacks Finale Fates, Talks Anne Rice Crossovers and Hopes for Season 3
"Rowan is thinking about the battle to come," explains Esta Spalding of the ambiguous final shot on star Alexandra Daddario.
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