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‘Beef’ Star Charles Melton on His First Emmy Nomination: “Holy Sh**, How Exciting”
The 35-year-old actor is also an executive producer on the Netflix series, earning him a spot on the show’s best limited series or anthology nomination.
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Persona 4 Revival Producer Confirms Some Noteworthy Character Changes Are Coming
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10 ‘The Spectacular Spider-Man’ Episodes That Can Be Called Masterpieces
Episodes of The Spectactular Spider-Man like “Intervention,” “Shear Strength,” and “Opening Night” are all so good they can be called masterpieces.
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TV Academy President Maury McIntyre Talks Emmy Noms, Legacy Award, How Multiple Late-Night Shows Might Win & A Pending TV Rights Deal
The nominations for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards are out and Television Academy president and CEO Maury McIntyre is excited ahead of the show in September. It was a big day for shows such as Hacks, The Pitt, Widow’s Bay, Pluribus and Beef, and McIntyre was pleased with the variety of nominations. In an interview with…
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LISTEN: Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Fight in France Over Streaming Quotas and Theatrical Windowing Rules
On today’s episode of “Daily Variety” podcast, Variety’s Elsa Keslassy explains the battle that is brewing in France between Netflix and other streamers over the country’s programming quotas and its theatrical movie windowing rules. Keslassy, who is Variety‘s international editor based in Paris, says France has a “love-hate relationship” with Netflix. The streamer has invested…
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The 2026 Emmy Nominations Spread the Love, but Not Far Enough
The Hollywood Reporter critics Daniel Fienberg and Angie Han have published a conversational analysis of the 2026 Emmy nominations, announced on 8 July 2026. The headline story is Apple TV’s dominance, with the streamer securing 87 nominations across the drama and comedy categories, including series nods for Pluribus, Slow Horses, Your Friends & Neighbors, Margo’s…
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‘Beef’ Creator Lee Sung Jin Talks Emmy Nominations, Asian Representation & Teases Character-First Approach To ‘X-Men’
“Beef” creator Lee Sung Jin has spoken to Deadline after the second season of the Netflix anthology drama secured 16 Emmy nominations, three more than its debut season. The recognition marks a personal milestone: Lee has become the first Asian television creator to earn multiple Emmy nominations across the Limited or Anthology Series or Movie,…
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Prime Video Is the Best Streamer for Romance, and These 7 Shows Prove It
Collider entertainment writer Jessica Toomer has published an opinion piece arguing that Amazon’s Prime Video has quietly become the strongest platform for romance television, highlighting seven shows that she says prove the case. The article, framed light-heartedly and without any shame about streaming choices, positions the service as the current home of the genre, particularly…
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Florida TV boss rips ‘cringeworthy’ posts as anchor’s bikini-clad social media posts spark buzz
The vice-president of news at Miami ABC affiliate WPLG, Bill Pohovey, sent an internal memo urging staff to stop posting “foolish nonsense” and influencer-style content to their social media accounts, warning that it distracted from the newsroom’s journalistic mission. The memo drew fresh attention when it was linked to Instagram posts by WPLG anchor and…
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Netflix’s Final ‘Night Agent’ Season Brings Back Its Biggest Missing Character [Exclusive]
Netflix has confirmed that Luciane Buchanan will return as Rose Larkin in the fourth and final season of its action-conspiracy thriller The Night Agent. The character, the primary love interest of Gabriel Basso’s Peter Sutherland, was absent from Season 3, a gap many fans blamed for the show’s dip in viewership. Her comeback is being…