Sandra Oh Wins Best Actress in a Television Drama For 'Killing Eve' | Golden Globes 2019
Oh is the first woman of Asian descent to win the award since 1981, when Yoko Shimada won for 'Shogun.'
Golden Globes: Sandra Oh Makes History With Drama Actress Win
The host is the first woman of Asian descent to win the award since 1981, when Yoko Shimada won for 'Shogun.'
NFL, 'The Walking Dead,' 'Killing Eve': TV Ratings Winners and Losers of 2018
The Hollywood Reporter runs down the Nielsen successes and flops of the past year.
20 Foreign Series to Binge Watch Over the Holidays
Whether its British spies, Spanish crime, German noir or the Japanese answer to Abbott and Costello: the best foreign series to get you through your festive season downtime.
Critic's Notebook: 'Kominsky Method' Over 'Atlanta' and Other Golden Globes TV Oddities
Four new dramas make the 76th Golden Globes nominations TV cut but not 'Succession'; voters don't nominate an Emma Stone/Jonah Hill show; and all hail Billy Porter on nominations morning.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge Sets New York Stage Debut in 'Fleabag'
The solo play that spawned the critically adored BBC/Amazon TV series about an oversexed Londoner struggling to get through life will begin its off-Broadway run Feb. 28.
'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,' 'How to Get Away With Murder' Among First Recipients of ReFrame TV Stamp
The industry coalition and IMDbPro have recognized 62 programs with its gender parity mark of honor.
Gotham Awards: 'The Favourite,' 'First Reformed' Lead Nominees
Other films up for multiple awards include 'Eighth Grade,' 'Hereditary,' 'If Beale Street Could Talk,' 'Private Life,' 'Sorry to Bother You' and 'Support the Girls.'
Emmys: Weighing the Odds in the Best Actress Races
With 'Veep' star Julia Louis-Dreyfus out of the running, the funny lady race is wide open — while this season's drama queens include two past winners, two final-season contenders and a pioneering nominee.
Emmys: Can a Show Prevail When Its Leads Aren't Nominated?
With more series nominees than ever — 15, with five of them lacking nods for their top stars — The Hollywood Reporter's awards analyst dissects what it means when a lead is left out of the picture.
