Only nine shows — just four of them dramas — have ever won a series award for a final season.

THR's awards columnist weighs in on 19 categories.

Sources close to the production said Glover feels that the 54-minute blend of music and visuals, which premiered at Coachella before hitting Amazon Prime in April, is a film, not a television program.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has good news for Netflix's 'Black Mirror' and 'Easy,' HBO's 'Room 104,' Amazon's 'The Romanoffs,' CBS All Access' 'The Twilight Zone' and Apple's upcoming 'Amazing Stories.'

On July 1, DeVon Franklin, Rodrigo García and Janet Yang will succeed Reginald Hudlin, Gregory Nava and Jennifer Yuh Nelson on the organization's board of governors.

The first round of voting has begun to fill 17 seats on the organization's 54-person board of governors.

One of Hollywood’s funniest, smartest and most provocative figures reflects on the roots of his passion for animation, becoming TV’s youngest-ever executive producer 20 years ago with 'Family Guy' and following decades of comedy — from directing 'Ted' to hosting the Oscars — with a sci-fi dramedy that just wrapped its second season.

The event, which the legendary film critic is organizing in collaboration with his wife, Alice, and daughter, Jessie, will take place May 10-12.

One of the greatest leading ladies in Broadway history reflects on her unlikely path from Oklahoma to the Great White Way, how she found her voice thanks to a special teacher and her "voice" through the roles she played and why, even at the top, she finds it hard to make ends meet.

"We plan to further study the profound changes occurring in our industry and continue discussions with our members about these issues,” Academy president John Bailey said.

Roughly a dozen Academy governors have prior or ongoing business relationships with the streaming giant.

The organization is working on expanding the streaming platform that it has offered its members in recent years — which made available animated, documentary and short films — to include any best picture Oscar contender that a studio wishes to promote at a cost of $10,000 to $15,000 per title.