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They are nominated for Only Murders in the Building and Adolescence, respectively.
Only American Hustle, Chicago, Reds, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and Baby Doll were previously able to score acting nominations across the four categories.
The veteran actor reflects on his role as lyricist Lorenz Hart, his eclectic career and where Troy from Reality Bites would be today.
The director reveals what went into adapting the musical in a new featurette.
One Battle After Another, Sinners, and Marty Supreme expected to be among the top movie contenders.
Chris Chalk breaks down his alter ego's close encounter with Bill Skarsgård's killer clown.
Awards campaigners are pulling out all the stops to impress voters with unique events.
The Oscar-nominated actress hosted for the sixth time, alongside musical guest Dijon.
The Tony-winning 'Sweeney Todd' star headlines an immersive stage production of the Charles Dickens classic adapted by 'Adolescence' Emmy-winner Jack Thorne
Elisabeth Moss will serve as an executive producer on the Hulu spin-off project.
Kristin Chenoweth, Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit, and more enter the Tony Awards race.
JT Mollner spoke with Gold Derby about how the surprising ending shift came to be.
Plus, a former SNL cast member makes the cut as a welcome shocker.
The genre TV icons cross paths for the first time in Netflix's new Western drama.
Sinners and Marty Supreme are also expected to score big on Friday morning.
Jacob Elordi, Kate Hudson, and Rose Byrne also pulled double-duty this year on both the big and small screens.
Supermodels are dying, a perfection-virus is spreading, and a trillion-dollar tech titan is hiding the truth " inside Ryan Murphy's latest globe-trotting thriller.
How the Oscar-winning Brutalist composer adapted 18th century hymns into raw emotional performance.
The FYC reception was hosted by Baz Luhrmann and Jon M. Chu and featured an intimate performance from the film's stars.
The lively discussion is about songwriting and composing processes, the music biz and working with unconventional or old-school tech like Walkmans.
The iconic songwriter discusses writing a song for her own documentary, what she thinks of her famous collaborators' honest commentary in it, and being her own worst critic.
The noms will be unveiled bright and early on Monday, Dec. 8.
The singer and actor recalls the lengthy audition process to Gold Derby.
The Oscar winner scores another musical 13 years after her Best Supporting Actress win for Les Misérables singing songs by Jack Antonoff, Charli XCX and FKA Twigs.
Makeup artists Mike Hill and Stephanie Pasicov share the inspirations behind their work and the passion that drew them to their craft.
