Emmy Magazine Features
YouTube’s about-face on originals has analysts reassessing the state of streaming.
A huge novel (1,500 pages) on some essential subjects (good vs. evil, justice vs. injustice…) called for a “startlingly big” production.
Though he quips that everything is “an opportunity to fail,” Alec Berg has not one, but two shows on HBO. Still, for this hyphenate, the stakes remain high — and his expectations higher.
It's the perfect time to board the Soul Train again.
Things have changed since The First Wives Club was released. Tracy Oliver updates one of her favorite films for BET.
An exec from the world of finance — who went on to work throughout BET — now leads the network devoted to the African-American experience.
After a decade in a powerful spotlight, Kit Harington of Game of Thrones happily awaits the show’s final reveal. But the acclaimed HBO drama will cast a long shadow. For many, Harington will always be heroic heartthrob Jon Snow.
“Do you want to play this part, and can you get in your car right now?” So asked one series creator who is crazy for Patton Oswalt. These days, the ultra-busy actor-comedian could use a day off.
Three CAA clients outline their involvement with the agency’s diversity initiatives.
Bringing diverse voices to the industry is a mission for CAA’s Christy Haubegger. Sure, it’s socially responsible, but it’s also just good business.
If you don’t find the perfect piece at Modern Props, it probably doesn’t exist. And if you’re not sure what you’ve found, well, that’s where imagination comes in.
