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Emmys: How This Year's Race Is a Nod to the '90s

The scenes on your flat-screen — or computer monitor — look eerily familiar to anyone who remembers the O.J. Simpson trial, Must See TV, Scully and Mulder or Anita Hill. That's because on television these days, including among the Emmy nominees, everything old (about two decades old, to be specific) is new again.

'Awards Chatter' Podcast — David Schwimmer ('The People v. O.J. Simpson')

The beloved 'Friends' alum, who will turn 50 this year, talks about the dark side of celebrity, turning down Will Smith's part in 'Men in Black' and why he decided to return to TV to play Kim Kardashian's dad.

'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Tom Hiddleston ('I Saw the Light' & 'The Night Manager')

The 35-year-old Brit, whose fans call themselves "Hiddlestoners," discusses how 'Othello' led him to the Marvel Universe; how he transformed himself for a Hank Williams biopic; and how his portrayal of a spy on AMC's hit limited series is fueling those pesky Bond rumors.

'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Meryl Streep ('Florence Foster Jenkins')

The legendary actress, who is poised to add to a string of summer hits unprecedented for a woman over 60, sounds off on why it's "bad business" to bet against women, why Oscars matter, why "the greatest" label gives her "agita" and much more.

How 'Planet of the Apes' Inspired Visual Effects for 'Pete's Dragon'