Emmys 2025: One Bad Bit Overshadowed TV’s Biggest Night
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The 2025 Emmys honored deserving work in all categories but the celebrations were lost to a cruel charity gimmick that shortened speeches
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Emmys 2025: How Stephen Colbert Stole a Show That Needed Stealing
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe 2025 Emmys were long on tired gags and wonky moments. Luckily, Stephen Colbert came to the rescue and punched a higher floor.
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Devon Walker on ‘SNL’ Exit: ‘We Both Felt Like It Was Time’
Posted in: TV FeaturesFormer 'SNL' cast member Devon Walker talks about exiting the show, working with Lorne Michaels, advice from Adam Sandler, and what's next
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‘Wednesday’ Season 2: Jenna Ortega & Tim Burton Talk Global Hit Show, Music… But Not Lady Gaga
Posted in: TV Features'Wednesday' star Jenna Ortega and director Tim Burton sit down with Rolling Stone AU/NZ to talk Season 2... but not about Lady Gaga
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How a ‘King of the Hill’ Revival Brings Hank, Bobby, and Dale Into an America Gone Mad
Posted in: TV Features'King of the Hill' showrunner talks about the Hulu revival and updating the characters and stories for today's culture of political extremes
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I Worked With Stephen Colbert. Here’s Why His Cancellation Should Scare You
Posted in: TV Features'The Daily Show' co-creator Lizz Winstead on why this particular late-night host losing his job could be a terrifying bellwether
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Yes, ‘South Park’ Went There — And It’s Glorious
Posted in: TV Features'South Park' Season 27 premiere depicts President Trump as a con man with a micropenis who's in bed with Satan, and takes on parent company Paramount
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Politics, Not Performance, Killed ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe end of 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' signals a much bigger shift for late night. But it's not just about money
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‘Too Much’ Is Sometimes Not Enough
Posted in: TV Features'Too Much,' new Netflix series from Lena Dunham starring Meg Stalter and Will Sharpe, has moments of hilarity but an uneven take on its main character
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Remembering George Wendt: Why Everybody Knew Norm’s Name
Posted in: TV FeaturesNo one could have played Cheers' quintessential barfly Norm with more warmth and world-weariness than actor George Wendt, who died today at 76
