The streaming platform HBO Max required “the creation of a whole new medium,” says WarnerMedia’s Robert Greenblatt. But would you expect anything less from the company that brought you The Sopranos, Sex and the City and Game of Thrones?
For a real-life tale of dogs to the rescue, sound pros go to extremes.
With some very prestigious colleagues, a prominent historian brings America’s first president to the screen.
In an Emmy season unlike any other, audiences are lauding these five for their discerning, diverse performances.
On the way to Little America, Lee Eisenberg found a dream team to help him tell immigrant stories.
Seth Meyers credits pal Tina Fey for this lesson learned: more women on a show means more talent. (Cue the eye roll from the women on his writing staff.)
With its never-before-seen images — shot over two years around the world — a BBC America docuseries is enthralling viewers and, perhaps, changing minds.
With a host who’s no master carpenter, a reboot builds sustainable homes for families in need.
A-list producers wanting to work with this composer will have to get in line.
Hollywood history is alive and well at Turner Classic Movies, whose five hosts — each a film expert extraordinaire — shine as brightly in the film firmament as the stars of the silver screen.
