Michael Schneider

1 week ago | variety.com | Michael Schneider

As the news continues to worsen in the real world, every day brings a new horror story. A modern U.S. gestapo tearing families apart with no recourse? A president stuffing his pockets with billions of dollars while eliminating basic social services for those in need? An America turning its back on helping the rest of the world, and pulling funding for crucial programs that will lead to the death of millions? It’s all happening right now. You want more? Journalists being silenced.

2 weeks ago | variety.com | Michael Schneider

Peak TV may be over, but it’s still Peak FYC for quite a few players both in front of and behind the camera. Because we’re no longer in the era of 22-episode seasons — once the rule, now the exception — the idea of exclusivity has been thrown out the door. That’s why you keep seeing your favorite actors all over your TV screens, as there seems to be no stopping of some stars’ work ethic. Fine, I’m talking about you, Nicole Kidman.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Michael Schneider

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysAWARDS CIRCUIT COLUMN LOGOPeak TV may be over, but it’s still Peak FYC for quite a few players both in front of and behind the camera. Because we’re no longer in the era of 22-episode seasons — once the rule, now the exception — the idea of exclusivity has been thrown out the door.

2 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Michael Schneider

Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren and, Of Course, Nicole Kidman Are Just Some of This Year’s Emmy Contender OverachieversPeak TV may be over, but it’s still Peak FYC for quite a few players both in front of and behind the camera. Because we’re no longer in the era of 22-episode seasons — once the rule, now the exception — the idea of exclusivity has been thrown out the door.

2 weeks ago | variety.com | Michael Schneider

Ike Barinholtz is ready for you to start screaming “Sal Saperstein!” at him in the streets. That’s his character’s name on Apple TV+’s Hollywood satire “The Studio,” and in Episode 8 Sal becomes a bit of a running joke in the middle of the Golden Globes. As the faux version of that kudofest proceeds, suddenly everyone gets up on stage to thank “Sal Saperstein,” even though they don’t know who the hell he is. “I’m ready for it.