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"For us, it was just one of those scenes where you need to stay connected the whole time until you're done with it," said the Emmy-nominated actor of their final scene in Season 2of the Paramount+ hit.

At a Tuesday evening event, the host and showrunner looked back on the finest moment of Season 50, before he reveals the sole survivor on Wednesday night in the reality show's first live finale in 10 seasons.

Executive producer and star Patricia Arquette, makeup department head Addison Foreman, and series co-creators Erin Lee Carr and Michael D. Fuller discuss the layered craft behind their haunting Southern drama.

The showrunners, production designer, and lead actors of 'Ponies' tell IndieWire about embedding clues and characterization into the show's '70s Moscow setting.

After turning “It” into a box office phenomenon, Andy and Barbara Muschietti are using HBO's "It: Welcome to Derry" to take the world of Pennywise somewhere even stranger and more political.

In the lead-up to the Season 50 finale, "Survivor" regulars Ozzy Lusth, Dee Valladares, and Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick tell IndieWire why the game keeps pulling them back.

Taking on her first leading role in a TV series was "emotionally grueling and physically exhausting," the actress told IndieWire. After all, she's got big "golden retriever energy," the kind we don't see from her "full black cat" character, especially in a key Episode 8 sequence.

"The Roast of Kevin Hart," a tentpole event of Netflix's comedy festival, and an Emmys-eligible variety special, was an exemplified the trickiness behind Netflix presenting itself as a destination for all comedy.

The legendary director speaks to IndieWire about learning to act and what kind of future he sees for Hollywood: "There's no more innovation left."

In Season 2 of the Netflix hit, Lupe's scene-stealing Morgan only gets better. That includes a wild romance that Lupe tells IndieWire she initially found "really fun," before it "snuck up on her." Us, too.

The masterful physical comedian walks us through her final "Hacks" showcase: a clown routine so funny, it warranted any pain. "I was bashing the cane, and I ripped a nail off. I hurt my hand. But those things are going to heal. I'm used to it. It's so worth it to me."

IndieWire Awards Editor Marcus Jones gives a preview of our 2026 Emmys coverage, and how it can help predict some surprise winners come September.