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One of the best TV programs of the season just received an Emmy, and nobody who watches this Sunday's telecast is going to know about it. Rebel Ridge, the crackling action thriller from director Jeremy Saulnier, won the Outstanding TV Movie Emmy at the Creative Arts Emmys, where the award for that category has been presented since 2020. Held one week before the main Emmys broadcast, the two-day Creative Arts ceremony celebrates achievements in more than 95 categories that include sound, cinematography, and casting.

HBO saw Rachel Sennott say, "C'mon, it's L.A." in 2019 and said, "Give me six seasons and a movie." Like Sex and the City and before it, Sennott's upcoming series will be about a young woman finding herself in a big city. Unlike those comparison points, the big city in question will not be New York - it will be Los Angeles.

Hader revealed that he chose not to participate in the SNL50 live anniversary special because of his mental health. The sketch was about anxiety experienced by cast members during their time on the show.

Apple TV+ has achieved 79 nominations in only its sixth Emmy season, securing the most overall series nominations and the most in comedy with 23 for its flagship series.

Whatever - it's too cool for the Emmys anyway. Who cares, we're busy working on a better season.

This year's Limited Series race underscores ongoing competition with Netflix, HBO, and FX contending for supremacy, having dominated the category for 13 consecutive years.

"It's been a journey," Holloway tells me over Zoom about his affinity for the meditative practice. He's calling from snow-frosted Montana, where he's shooting an unnamed Western. During our chat, Holloway rocks a glorious eggshell white cowboy hat; underneath it, a mile-wide pearly smile and a laugh that emanates from the depths of his abs.

Look, as gay people we live and breathe pop culture. So making this track using timeless clips from some of tv's most iconic moments felt like the perfect way to celebrate PRIDE.

Like previous seasons, Eater will be tracking where the gang is eating across New York City, from brunch sessions to romantic dinners to cocktail dates.

Simmons claims that HBO and filmmakers of On The Record ignored his version of events and defamed him, seeking $20m for defamation after the documentary's release.

The bold decision to set the premiere 100 years back allowed viewers to explore the roots of the Gemstones' legacy, showing how the family empire was formed.

"If someone was living in your living room and not paying rent, you might be mean, too. But yeah, I love pointing out to people that Ned Schneebly is the guy who writes all The White Lotus es."