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Gold Derby editors search for a winning Drama or Comedy alternative to The Pitt and Hacks and a frontunner in the wide-open Limited Series race.
Deborah Vance confronts a death hoax and rewrites her narrative as Jean Smart and the cast reflect on the final season.
Every Brilliant Thing and Giant were also discussed at the third eligibility meeting of the 2025-26 Broadway season.
Banks and Matthew Macfadyen channeled their Gen X energy into Peacock's marital dramedy.
Riz Ahmed and Aneil Karia explain why they set Hamlet in a modern British South Asian world " and why they refused to change Shakespeare's language.
Dan Levy's Schitt's Creek follow-up blends dark comedy with crime " and early buzz raises awards potential.
Ten losses later, the comedic actor may have found his winning role.
Rodrigo will be her own musical guest, followed by Noah Kahan and Paul McCartney the final two weeks.
No one has anything bad to say about the Tony-contending Broadway production of the 2024 off-Broadway smash.
Three-time Emmy winner Sally Field and one-time nominee Lewis Pullman star in the film based on the bestseller set at an aquarium.
Next year's event will stream live on Feb. 28, while the following year be held on Feb. 20.
Critics praise a satisfying, emotional farewell for Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder, even as some say the final season loses its bite.
"It'll be fun." Wilde directs and stars in the new comedy about a dinner party that takes an unexpected turn, arriving in theaters this summer.
The 2026 ceremony will be held on May 29 in Los Angeles.
Alden Ehrenreich and Madeline Brewer receive glowing notices for their Broadway debuts.
The Andrew Lloyd Webber revival transports the Jellicle cats into the ballroom scene.
The Emmy-nominated actress joined Episode 5 of the Steve Carell series at the "11th hour" as a favor to Bill Lawrence.
The Marjorie Prime star currently shares the all-time record with Jason Robards.
The Golden Globe nominee hosted SNL for the fifth time alongside musical guest Jack White.
The screen-to-stage adaptation of the beloved 1975 film didn't wow the critics, but could still find purchase with voters.
Also, guest judge Teyana Taylor asks to take one queen's runway gown home.
Two big books were announced for TV adaptations with major awards potential.
An excerpt from the forthcoming With a Little Help From Their Friends reveals what author Stuart Maconie calls "perhaps the most tantalizing 'what if'" in Fab Four history.
Gold Derby checks in with our Tony experts on the awards prospects for The Queen of Versailles, Waiting for Godot, Ragtime, and more.
The show, starring Matthew Rhys, Jeff Hiller, and Stephen Root, premieres on April 29.
