Emmy Magazine Features
As he wraps his twentieth season on Saturday Night Live, Kenan Thompson has a lot to look back on — and to look forward to — including putting smiles on more people's faces and lots more walks home with his girls.
Based on a popular British series, supernatural comedy Ghosts has become a bone fide hit for CBS. Behind the ectoplasm is an ensemble cast that has as much love for one another as audenices have for their (mostly) incorporeal characters.
A baby on the way was thrilling news for Kaley Cuoco. Then producers agreed to write her pregnancy into Based on a True Story, her new Peacock thriller.
The devil is in the details for these three craftspeople who bring Wednesday's world to life.
In the past year, Lizzy Caplan took on back-to-back roles — in Fleishman Is in Trouble and Fatal Attraction — acquiring a devoted cadre of colleagues at every turn.
As they launch a global espionage franchise with original IP, the Russos expand the concept of world domination in Prime Video's Citadel.
"We're not just the stripper show," says P-Valley creator Katori Hall. Now entering its third season, the Starz series continues to explore issues of race, sexuality and equity in a singular, provocative concoction. "We are a show about humanity."
For Taron Egerton and Paul Walter Hauser, natural rapport as scene partners in the Apple TV+ drama Black Bird led to a "singular experience," Egerton says. "We've both been spoiled by working with great actors, but with none of them did I go on a journey quite like this one."
The actress embraces her inner enchantress in Anne Rice's Mayfair Witches.
In the Bridgerton prequel Queen Charlotte, two young British actors portray a couple bound by familial duty who find themselves, amidst one's rise to power and the other's mental decline, unexpectedly in love.
The duo star in the Yellowstone prequel 1923, performances creator Taylor Sheridan calls "riveting to witness."
The world of Japanese animation is deep and wide, encompassing action, comedy, romance, sci-fi, fantasy, adventure, serious social issues and more — and it's never been just for kids.