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The Office star returns with a new series about an author dealing with daughter issues from the producers of Ted Lasso and Scrubs.
The new theater world comedy comes from one of the cocreators of Slings & Arrows.
The two hosts "made their mark on the daytime space forever," Daytime Emmys head Rachel Schwartz tells Gold Derby.
The four-time Emmy-winning musical competition brings coaches Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, and John Legend back together for a whole new era.
In addition to its all-star cast, the Apple TV limited series is backed by heavyweight executive producers Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg. Here's everything to know.
Rogen and Maya Rudolph also join the half-hour special premiering Wednesday on ABC and Disney+.
"I don't think people give comedy the respect that it deserves," the AGT judge tells Gold Derby.
Euphoria, Paradise, The Diplomat, and The Gilded Age are expected to be major players as the field of contenders gets reset.
Plus, executive producer Jess Brownell explains why this is the "season of butts."
Wyclef Jean joins for a roof-raising Fugee reunion on "Killing Me Softly"; while Post Malone headlines a remembrance of Ozzy Osbourne.
The South African comedian's sixth time as the ceremony ringleader celebrates nominees, keeps the politics to a minimum.
The acclaimed director earned music's highest honor on Sunday for producing the Disney+ documentary Music by John Williams.
Their climactic performance of "Defying Gravity" from Wicked earned them the award for Best Pop/Duo Group Performance in a stacked field.
The Emmy-winning actor hosted SNL for the first time, alongside musical guest Cardi B.
Plus, we preview the spring season on Broadway including Death of a Salesman, CATS: The Jellicle Ball and The Rocky Horror Show.
Alex Rudzinski, David Korins, and Zach Woodlee reflect on their time at Rydell High.
Billy Porter, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, Laufey, Adam Lambert, Charlie Puth, Kesha, Maggie Rogers, Teddy Swims, and Taylor Momsen also among the artists who feted the pop diva.
Her nominated tune, "Dear Me," is one of three that will not be performed during the March 15 telecast.
Costars and colleagues pay tribute to iconic actress known for movie roles in Home Alone and Beetlejuice, and TV series Schitt's Creek and The Studio.
The actress was recently a double Emmy nominee for The Studio and The Last of Us.
The executive producer took pen to the page for a long-awaited romantic encounter between two fan favorite characters.
A trio of Oscar screenplay nominees " Blue Moon, It Was Just an Accident, and Sentimental Value " were not eligible due to the guild's strict rules.
"My reality days are over," the comedian and actor tells Gold Derby after being booted from the castle.
How the actor gave voice to a child's final cry for help in The Voice of Hind Rajab and why the film still echoes long after its ovation.
This year's ceremony will air live on CBS and Paramount+
