TheWrap • 16th June 2025

Transgender Representation Shrinks on TV: 'We're Being Pushed Out of Every Aspect of Public Life'

Eleven years after Time magazine put “Orange Is the New Black” star Laverne Cox on the cover and called it “the transgender tipping point,” those trend lines are heading in the opposite direction amid a GOP pushback against the trans community that has seen the number of trans characters decline for a second year in row, according to GLAAD’s 2023-2024 report.

TheWrap • 4th June 2025

'Yellowjackets': Ashley Lyle and Melanie Lynskey Break Down That Brutal Fight With Hilary Swank | How She Did It

In Season 3 of “Yellowjackets,” Shauna went completely off the rails.

TheWrap • 30th May 2025

7 Great TV Crossovers, From 'Newhart' to 'Abbott Elementary' Meets 'Sunny'

We love it when characters from an entirely different show pop up, like when Sam and Dean got sucked into an episode of “Scooby-Doo" or Mulder and Scully show up in Springfield.

TheWrap • 25th May 2025

Jerrod Carmichael Loved Going to Uncomfortable Places for 'Don't Be Gay'

A lot has changed for Jerrod Carmichael since “Rothaniel” in 2022, where he revealed his unusual first name and the fact that he is gay. Since then, he hosted the Golden Globes and starred in his own HBO reality series.

TheWrap • 21st November 2024

Carnival Films CEO Gareth Neame Sold Peacock's 'Day of the Jackal' to an 'Unusually Strong' 200 Territories – Here's How

Gareth Neame's Carnival Films shepherded “Downton Abbey” to international success: The British powerhouse, which sold to NBCUniversal in 2008, just launched “The Day of the Jackal" for Sky/Peacock.

TheWrap • 20th April 2023

Paul Lee, CEO of 'Mare of Easttown' Producer Wiip: 'Our Special Sauce Is That We Can Break the Rules'

At Wiip, the production company behind HBO murder mystery “Mare of Easttown,” “our special sauce is that we can break the rules,” said CEO Paul Lee. “We can bring in voices that are more distinctive and different."

TheWrap • 10th February 2023

'Podcasting Can Be a Great Development Step and Proof of Concept,' Say Irony Point Co-Founders

Irony Point co-founders Daniel Powell and Alex Bach have specialized in producing hit comedy series such as “I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson,” but their podcasting-focused sister company Radio Point lets them branch out into new genres and develop proof of concepts for future TV productions.

TheWrap • 23rd June 2022

16 Actors Who Have Played Elvis Presley in TV and Film

From Kurt Russell to Michael Shannon, here’s who’s portrayed The King

TheWrap • 17th June 2022

'Minority Report' at 20: Which Tech Predictions Were Accurate?

Where are our jetpacks?

TheWrap • 17th June 2022

Shining Girls: Why Elisabeth Moss Chose Not to Get Graphic With Attack Scene

When we finally see Kirby’s (Elisabeth Moss) brutal attack in the next-to-last episode of “Shining Girls,” it’s shocking, but also, far less graphic than we might have expected.

TheWrap • 4th June 2022

9 Major Stranger Things Season 1 References in Season 4

How many of these did you catch?

TheWrap • 28th April 2022

Why the Creative Chief Behind 'Queer Eye' and 'Legendary' Rejects the 'Niche' Label

Chief Creative Officer Rob Eric says, "The more you start to tell a story — and [the first] 'Queer Eye' did this — people start to come out of the woodwork and express themselves, because they’re seeing representations of themselves. So 'niche communities' are only 'niche' because you don’t know about them."

The Pool • 21st December 2021

Visual Essay: Artist Geoff McFetridge

Artist Geoff McFetridge: “I’m not looking for a job. I wanted to do animation, have art shows, and do design projects. My interests are so broad, I’m going to have to invent this career for myself.”

24700 • 20th December 2021

Filmmaker Rodrigo García’s book is a ‘loving farewell letter’ to his father, Gabriel García Márquez

Director, writer, and CalArts trustee Rodrigo García has penned his first book, "A Farewell to Gabo and Mercedes: A Son’s Memoir of Gabriel García Márquez and Mercedes Barcha," as a tribute to his parents.

24700 • 8th December 2021

Composer Ulrich Krieger Unveils 236 Strings Album

Composer Ulrich Krieger has released his latest album, 236 Strings, a collection of instrumental ambient pieces and electro-acoustic soundscapes crafted on a piano.

HuffPost UK • 30th January 2012

'To Kill A Mockingbird' Star Mary Badham On Being Scout, Gregory Peck And Losing The Academy Award

In 1962, 10-year-old Mary Badham tried out for a role in a movie filming near her hometown of Birmingham, Ala.: "To Kill a Mockingbird." The beloved adaptation of Harper Lee's novel earned Badham an Oscar nomination, making her, at the time, the youngest actress to ever receive one.

The Voluntourist • 28th May 2021

How Joe Morton is paying tribute to Black soldiers at the 32nd Annual National Memorial Day Concert

Joe Morton pays tribute to Korean War veterans, Black soldiers and his own father in the National Memorial Day Concert.

pastemagazine.com • 20th May 2021

The Last of the Hitler Youth Face Their Final Account in Compelling, Disturbing Documentary

Luke Holland’s documentary focuses on the German generation that was indoctrinated into the Third Reich as children.

The Pool • 14th May 2021

Composer Carla Lucero Previews Groundbreaking New Opera, Three Women of Jerusalem

Cal Arts alum Carla Lucero is gearing up for her most ambitious work yet, The Three Women of Jerusalem for the LA Opera.

pastemagazine.com • 26th March 2021

The Legacy of Michael Mann’s Thief: Reluctant Criminals, Big Scores and Mood-Drenched Defiance

Michael Mann's extremely stylish debut film was a calling card that inspired future filmmakers.