
Joe Reid
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3 weeks ago |
vulture.com | Joe Reid |Kathryn Vanarendonk
Keeping pace with Hollywood’s perpetual awards horserace. Sign up for the newsletter here. From left: Lashana Lynch in The Day of the Jackal, Diego Luna in Andor, Keira Knightley in Black Doves. In all the years of the Emmys, only two shows about espionage have ever won the Outstanding Drama Series award: Mission: Impossible in 1967 and 1968 (it was the 1960s) and Homeland in 2012 (we’d just killed Bin Laden).
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1 month ago |
vulture.com | Roxana Hadadi |Kathryn Vanarendonk |Joe Reid |Katie Heaney
When The Last of Us came out for the PlayStation 3 in 2013, critics and gamers alike hailed it as a new achievement for video games as a medium, praising not just the gameplay but its complex story that was closer to what you might expect from prestige TV than most games at the time. Now, a decade later, Chernobyl showrunner Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann, creator of the game, have closed the loop, turning the game into a series for HBO.
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2 months ago |
vulture.com | Nate Jones |Joe Reid
Keeping pace with Hollywood’s perpetual awards horserace. Sign up for the newsletter here. Keeping pace with Hollywood’s perpetual awards horserace. Sign up for the newsletter here. If you think about it, The White Lotus is the Anora of TV, and Severance is The Brutalist. Let us explain. As the 2025 Oscars fade into the rearview, my time as your Gold Rush author is coming to an end.
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Feb 24, 2025 |
vulture.com | Nate Jones |Joe Reid
Keeping pace with Hollywood’s perpetual awards horserace. Sign up for the newsletter here. At Sunday night’s Screen Actors Guild Awards, a Best Actor race that felt like Adrien Brody’s to lose (even Kieran Culkin thought so!) got shaken up by a 29-year-old College GameDay analyst in a leather suit.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
vulture.com | Nate Jones |Joe Reid
Keeping pace with Hollywood’s perpetual awards horserace. Sign up for the newsletter here. Keeping pace with Hollywood’s perpetual awards horserace. Sign up for the newsletter here. As Oscar pundits, we try to be fair to everyone, but we know who we’re rooting for — and also, who we aren’t. As Oscar pundits, we have always preferred to observe the awards race rather than try to influence it.
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