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Crimes, scandals and nuclear meltdowns: There’s certainly no lack of drama among this year’s Emmy nominees for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie. There’s no lack of awards-show cred, either: Three of the six nominated actors already have an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor sitting

It's been another year of great television performances so it's time to celebrate them as we head into Emmys season. There are over 500 scripted shows on television now, including streaming and digital platforms, which means there is a lot to choose from when trying to decide what the best shows in

With the blissful 48 hours of freedom at your disposal there's only one thing you have to do this weekend: catch up on a week of delightful TV premieres. Snuggle up this weekend with the highly anticipated premiere of the final season of Game of Thrones; a new FX limited series about dance icons in

Fosse/Verdon is one dance drama that isn't content to watch from an orchestra seat. "We very rarely present it from the front. We present it from the inside," choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler told TV Guide. It's a comment that speaks to both the camera's perspective on the FX drama and the

[Caution: some mild spoilers about Fosse/Verdon ahead!] Let's get this out of the way: Michelle Williams absolutely owns Fosse/Verdon, the biographical series about two of the greatest dancers to ever live, Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon. As Verdon, Williams captures the late performer's steely, upbeat