Emmy Magazine Features
On the heels of eight seasons on Castle — and his too-short, but beloved, time on Firefly — Nathan Fillion arrives in another starring role. As a mid-life police recruit, he leads the new ABC drama The Rookie.
At KCET, spirits are high as the nation’s largest independent public station reunites with its PBS family — and reinforces its commitment to community, diversity and innovation.
The final Sharknado takes a surreal spin through the Middle Ages, among other absurdities.
In the late ‘60s — when sit-ins and love-ins were common forms of political and social expression — along came Laugh-In, making NBC the place to be on Monday nights. On the 50th anniversary of its debut, emmy takes a fond look back (through wire-framed hippie glasses, of course).
NBC’s Robert Greenblatt thrives on building — shows, audiences, networks and human connections via the arts.
Singing great Nat King Cole confronted racism throughout his career, but he left behind an unrivaled musical legacy, including many memorable television appearances.
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