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5 days ago | 
goldderby.com | Debra Birnbaum
“Welcome to the sober circus!”When The Gilded Age returns for its third season on June 22, the fallout from the characters’ ongoing power struggles, both large and small, will be immediately felt, revealed the cast at a panel held Saturday at the ATX TV Festival in Austin. Stars Christine Baranski (Agnes van Rhijn), Carrie Coon (Bertha Russell), and Morgan Spector (George Russell) shared a sneak peek at their upcoming plotlines, as well as plenty of banter about life on the set.
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5 days ago | 
goldderby.com | Debra Birnbaum
It's hard to think of two more different characters on television right now than the unapologetically uptight Agnes van Rhijn on The Gilded Age and the unapologetically outspoken Victoria on Nine Perfect Strangers. And the woman playing them both couldn't be happier about it. Christine Baranski has made a career out of scene-stealing performances, from Cybill to The Good Wife, and was recently recognized by the ATX TV Festival with its annual Achievement in TV eXcellence Award.
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5 days ago | 
goldderby.com | Debra Birnbaum
Damon Lindelof is the first to admit that The Leftovers was a bit of a hard sell for mass audiences. The critically acclaimed show, which ran for three seasons from 2014 to 2017 on HBO, attracted a devoted, passionate but relatively small fan base, who were drawn in by the haunting exploration of grief and its aftermath.
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5 days ago | 
goldderby.com | Debra Birnbaum
L.A. Law. Picket Fences. Chicago Hope. Ally McBeal. The Practice. Boston Legal. Big Little Lies. Nine Perfect Strangers. Presumed Innocent. And that’s far from the complete list. So it’s fitting that David E. Kelley was chosen as the inaugural recipient of the ATX TV Festival’s Showrunner Award.
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5 days ago | 
goldderby.com | Debra Birnbaum
It has been 10 years since Don Draper bought the world a Coke — but the legacy of Mad Men lives on, in (somewhat) good health. "I'm glad I'm still alive, basically, because of the amount of cigarettes I smoked," joked Jon Hamm. "But the amount of work we put into it feels commensurate with the amount of love we're feeling as well.
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6 days ago | 
goldderby.com | Debra Birnbaum
“On August 4th I will be back, and I’m pissed off.”That's how King of the Hill cocreator and executive producer Mike Judge teased the long-anticipated revival of the Hulu animated series, in the voice of Hank Hill. The show will be returning for its 14th season on Hulu, after wrapping a 13-year run in 2009.
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1 week ago | 
goldderby.com | Debra Birnbaum
Kelly Bishop. Alex Borstein. Milo Ventimiglia. Liza Weil. Emily Bergl … and Luke Kirby. When it comes to casting, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino are nothing if not loyal, and their ensembles inevitably feature more than one familiar face from series past. So after his Emmy-winning turn in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, it comes as little surprise that they would put Kirby center stage in their latest series, Étoile.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Debra Birnbaum
Kelly Bishop. Alex Borstein. Milo Ventimiglia. Liza Weil. Emily Bergl … and Luke Kirby. When it comes to casting, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino are nothing if not loyal, and their ensembles inevitably feature more than one familiar face from series past. So after his Emmy-winning turn in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, it comes as little surprise that they would put Kirby center stage in their latest series, Étoile.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Debra Birnbaum
They’re married to their work, their words, their worlds. The husband-and-wife team of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino have created some of television’s most meticulous, hilarious, singular series, populated with unforgettable characters from the Gilmores to the Maisels. And they’ve done it all working side-by-side as creators, writers, directors, and executive producers — and still managed to stay married for “400 years” (according to them). Gold Derby: What's your secret?
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1 week ago | 
goldderby.com | Debra Birnbaum
They’re married to their work, their words, their worlds. The husband-and-wife team of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino have created some of television’s most meticulous, hilarious, singular series, populated with unforgettable characters from the Gilmores to the Maisels. And they’ve done it all working side-by-side as creators, writers, directors, and executive producers — and still managed to stay married for “400 years” (according to them). Gold Derby: What's your secret?
