Staff reporter at Ballot and Prize, covering Awards.
Olivia Wilde’s Sundance hit *The Invite* has sparked discussion about her chance to become the first woman to direct herself to an Academy Award nomination for acting, a milestone yet unseen in Oscar history.
Jeff Hiller, an Emmy-nominated actor, talks about his experience working on the secretive show 'Pluribus' and his collaboration with Rhea Seehorn.
Taylor Dearden, nominated for an Emmy for her role as Dr. Mel King in *The Pitt*, discusses her character’s representation of neurodivergence, her sisterly bond with Becca, and the show’s record-breaking Emmy nominations.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has announced its annual fundraising gala honorees, including John Carpenter, Colman Domingo, and Charlize Theron.
The 64th New York Film Festival’s Currents program, presented by Film at Lincoln Center and Rolex, showcases 15 feature films-including five world premieres such as Carlos Reygadas’s “Heil Jupiter!” and Tala Hadid’s “Bardi”-alongside 28 shorts from 24 countries, emphasizing experimental forms and boundary-pushing storytelling.
The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics (GALECA) revealed its 18th Dorian TV Awards, honoring a range of drama, comedy, genre and LGBTQ-focused series, with standout wins for Heated Rivalry, Hacks and Apple TV+ productions.
Phoebe Bridgers' latest album, 'Lost Weekend', delves into themes of escape, disconnection, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy. The album features a mix of acoustic and electronic elements, creating an unstable and introspective atmosphere.
The DCU’s latest series, *Lanterns*, offers a refreshing take on the superhero genre, blending a criminal mystery with themes of fear, identity, and power. Led by Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler, the show follows two Green Lanterns-John Stewart and Hal Jordan-as they navigate a tense dynamic while investigating a suspicious shooting in a small Nebraska town. While the series excels in its action, character dynamics, and mid-season climax, it falters slightly in its pacing and narrative momentum p