Gregory Ellwood
Editor-at-Large at The Playlist
Movies, Oscars, Emmys more on https://t.co/kSIvLUgyy3. Insta: @gregoryellwood Bylines: LA Times, Variety, THR, Vox, HitFix
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theplaylist.net | Gregory Ellwood
Seth Rogen has been a busy man. In the middle of a non-stop publicity and Emmy campaign for his acclaimed new Apple TV+ series, “The Studio,” he filmed Dylan Meyer’s “The Wrong Girls” alongside Kristen Stewart. But as the series unfurled, ideas were being thrown up in his office for a potential second season. A green light that officially occurred on May 6th.
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theplaylist.net | Gregory Ellwood
As we continue our countdown of the greatest television programs of the first quarter of this century, a number of themes begin to emerge. In this portion of our list, five series distinctively reflect the nation’s mood following the events of Sept. 11. Moreover, three programs debuted in the previous century, which inherently impacted the world politically and culturally over the past 25 years. As a reminder, a few caveats on how this list was determined.
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theplaylist.net | Gregory Ellwood
After taking the Emmy for Reality Competition Series and Outstanding Host for a Reality Competition Series last year, “The Traitors” is expected to repeat those wins in September after a massively successful third season earlier this year. In the meantime, Peacock announced that the fourth go-around is currently filming in Scotland. This morning, the emcee of this devious game, Alan Cumming, revealed the new cast which features decidedly less “gamers” than previous seasons.
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theplaylist.net | Gregory Ellwood
It may be hard for many to believe, but we are now 25 years into the 21st Century, and it’s time to pause and consider what has been a transformative period in modern media. Since 2000, the internet has reached almost every corner of the globe, social media has overthrown governments, and over 88% of Americans are subscribed to at least one streaming service. A technology that was a pipe dream on Dec. 31, 1999.
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theplaylist.net | Gregory Ellwood
As we round the first quarter of the 21st Century, live-action remakes of iconic animated films have gotten something of a bad rap. And, let’s be honest, there is a long list of titles that have earned that scorn. For the most part, however, it’s the adaptations that stick too close to the source material that become instantly forgettable.
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