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The two-time Emmy winner reflects on child stardom (she burst onto the scene at 14 on 'My So-Called Life'), embarking on a film career (but passing on 'Schindler's List' and 'Titanic') and returning to the small screen and experiencing career rebirth through the TV movie 'Temple Grandin,' followed by seven seasons playing a bipolar CIA officer.

One of the few people who has played multiple iconic TV characters reflects on child stardom as a Mouseketeer, becoming "America's Sweetheart" at 21 on 'Felicity' and then, after almost quitting the biz, re-emerging as a Soviet spy for six seasons on one of the best shows of the Peak TV era.

Pay TV and streaming services' focus on shorter seasons (the better to binge with) has shifted the drama and comedy landscape.

The legendary singer, songwriter, actress, writer, producer and director opens up about her odds-defying career ("I didn’t want to be a singer"), why she fights for creative control over her work ("I am not a diva") and what convinced her to embark on a rare concert tour that was later turned into a Netflix variety special — even though, as she puts it, "I just don’t enjoy singing live."

When TV Academy members begin voting for nominations June 11, their ballots will offer up the names of several men, including Jeffrey Tambor and Louis C.K., associated with the recent reckoning in Hollywood.

The New York theater community chose to use Broadway's biggest night to acknowledge both epic, imported triumphs ('Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,' 'Angels in America') and intimate, home-grown darlings ('The Band's Visit,' 'Once on This Island').

The actor weighs in on the show's last two seasons, his long stay and what might be next: "I think about leaving and I fear it"

Voting for Emmy nominations goes from June 12 through June 26.

One of the most talented comedy performers in the business looks back on his childhood at Nickelodeon ('All That' and 'Kenan & Kel'), his subsequent struggles ("earnings started running short") and then finding a new home in 'SNL's' Studio 8H (where he is in his 15th season, making him the longest-tenured performer in the show’s history).

Governors who are vacating their seats include Tom Hanks (who has termed out) and Kathleen Kennedy and Michael Mann (who are both not seeking re-election).

With hundreds of shows vying for votes, networks and streamers are turning to splashier shenanigans — the stars of FX's 'Baskets' are set to man an Arby's counter, for example — in hopes of gaining maximum buzz.

With hundreds of shows vying for votes, networks and streamers are turning to splashier shenanigans — the stars of FX's 'Baskets' are set to man an Arby's counter, for example — in hopes of gaining maximum buzz.