Laura Bradley

The production designers, visual-effects artists, cinematographers, and more behind this year’s below-the-line Oscar nominations reveal the secrets to their success.

With the help of BD Wong and the perfect bowl of peanuts.

“The world is still on edge over escalating tensions between rival foreign powers that could any moment erupt into a full-blown war,” Colbert said to open The Late Show Monday night. “And everyone is asking the same harrowing question: Can Harry and Meghan really leave the royal family?”

“How the hell does that happen?” the Daily Show host said. “Was it just two people like, ‘What an amazing movie’? ‘Yeah, did you know the movie directed itself?’”

This year’s awards season is getting stranger, and more frustrating, by the second.

It’s probably never an easy year to be a female director hoping for Oscar recognition—but 2020’s awards season has proven particularly rough.

No justice for J. Lo, a celebration for Little Women, and more things that made us gasp this morning.

Justin Chambers’s most recent episode, which aired last November, appears to have been his final on the series.

And meanwhile, Disney+’s Lizzie McGuire reboot just hit a major snag.

FX has released a Season 1 trailer that sets loose powerhouses Cate Blanchett, Rose Byrne, Margo Martindale, and more.

As the Duke and Duchess of Sussex figure out their “progressive” relationship with the royal family, a source confirms that none of this will get the TV treatment.

Meghan and Harry announced Wednesday that they will be stepping back from royal duties and working toward financial independence. Meanwhile, Seth Meyers quipped, “William and Kate announced they’ve sold the queen and they’re going to Cabo.”

“It’s aliiiiivee!”

Even with the number of female leads at a historic high of 40%.

Is this about to be a thing?

“I want to commend all the victims who have come forward and bravely recounted what happened to them,” Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey said in a statement. “It is my hope that all victims of sexual violence find strength and healing as they move forward.”

In a touching note following the singer-actress’s Golden Globs loss, Rodriguez wrote, “To millions of young women who have watched you and have been inspired and empowered to do amazing things in their lives, you are a champion.”

Gervais’s jokes felt perfunctory, and the crowd was on its best behavior.

It’s a twisty tale that stars, among others: Adam Sandler, Josh Safdie, and a guy named “Tuna.”

It’s all about climate change awareness.