Wrap Magazine
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Christina Ricci May Be Funny in ‘Yellowjackets,’ But Don’t Call Her Comic Relief
TheWrap magazine: “I tend to over-empathize with my characters, so the hardest thing was to feel like the character was being laughed at all the time,” the Emmy-nominated actress says
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Here’s the Emmy Rule That Makes Voters Look Lazy
It’s easy to blame Television Academy members for nominating so many actors from the same shows, but is the system itself to blame?
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Why a Short-Form Comedy Program Is the Best Show on TV
TheWrap magazine: “I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson” might well be the most uproarious, humane and disturbing reflection of our troubled times
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‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Cleans Up in Emmy Writing Category — and Clocks Another Win for Diversity
TheWrap magazine: Four years ago, Stefani Robinson became the first Black woman ever nominated for writing and producing. This year, she did it again
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Why Hannah Einbinder Tells the ‘Hacks’ Creators Every Week, ‘You Have Given Me My Entire Life’
TheWrap magazine: “It feels like an honor to be included in something like [this],” said the Emmy-nominated actress who co-stars with Jean Smart
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Comedy Categories Are a Rare Bright Spot for Female Directors at the Emmys
TheWrap magazine: Of this year’s seven directing categories, Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series is the only one where women outnumber men
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Alex Borstein and Tony Shalhoub Face the End (and Brave the Twists) of ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’
TheWrap magazine: The two Emmy-winning actors have been nominated four times each for the comedy series, which is currently filming its final season
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How the Beatles Invaded the Emmys in 2022
TheWrap magazine: Peter Jackson’s documentary series “The Beatles: Get Back” received five nominations, and “McCartney 3, 2, 1” landed another three
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Quinta Brunson, Bill Hader and More: Meet the Comedy Performers With Multiple 2022 Emmy Nominations
TheWrap magazine: The list also includes Steve Martin, Jerrod Carmichael and (with an asterisk) Harriet Walter
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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Judge Michelle Visage on Franchise’s 11 Emmy Nominations: ‘I Have to Pinch Myself’
TheWrap magazine: “There’s not an ounce, an ion, on my body that takes that for granted every time they call our name,” Visage said
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Brett Goldstein Talks ‘Ted Lasso’ and the Art of Nuanced Swearing
TheWrap magazine: “I thought, ‘Well, he’s probably not a very funny character, but as long as he exists in the funny world around him, it’s fine,’” says the Emmy-winning actor and writer who plays Roy Kent
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‘The Staircase’ Exec Producers Respond to Criticism: ‘Nothing But a Deep Respect’ for Original Docuseries
TheWrap Emmy Magazine: Antonio Campos and Maggie Cohn discuss negative comments from the original docuseries’ director about HBO Max adaptation
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Ariana DeBose Calls ‘West Side Story’ an ‘Incredibly Healing Project’ as an Afro-Latina
TheWrap Magazine: “When I was growing up, I was one of the only people who looked like me,” the Oscar nominee says
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Why Kirsten Dunst Couldn’t Have Delivered Her ‘Power of the Dog’ Performance Until Now
TheWrap magazine: “The older I get, the less I care about what anybody thinks,” Dunst says
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How Animators Made a Mountain Talk for ‘The Summit of the Gods’
TheWrap magazine: “The higher we go, the less dialogue we have,” says director Patrick Imbert of his mountaineering tale
