Glenn Whipp covers film and television for the Los Angeles Times and serves as columnist for The Envelope, The Times’ awards season publication.
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Our awards columnist ranks this year’s writing and directing nominees across the comedy, drama and limited series categories.
In receiving flak from fans but being right all along, Carol Love-Smernitch joins the tradition of ‘Breaking Bad’s’ Skyler and ‘The Sopranos’’ Carmela.
Creator Steven Conrad and stars Jason Bateman, Linda Cardellini and David Harbour on ‘the razor’s edge’ that was making ‘DTF St. Louis.’
Emmy nominations for self-submitters Brittany Allen and Jeff Kober shine a spotlight on the unglamorous but often rewarding life of the working actor in L.A.
‘Widow’s Bay’ almost didn’t premiere this spring at all. Now, it’s the most-nominated new show of the year. Our awards columnist breaks down its Emmy success.
This week’s cover subject arrived in L.A. for a largely forgotten sitcom and lived in a complex (in)famous in the industry. But let her tell the story...
Yes, she’s still sometimes mistaken for sales associates and crew members. But Seehorn’s performance as Carol Sturka is what ‘makes the show work,’ says creator Vince Gilligan.
Changing the Emmys telecast to a new media environment, the TV Academy announced it would cut five categories this year. But ‘it’s not a very nice feeling’ to those left out.
The veteran English actor is stunning audiences with her unforgettable Circe in Christopher Nolan’s epic, a showcase for her fearlessness and range.
A crisp, charming presence opposite volcanic stars like Nicole Kidman, Isabelle Adjani and Holly Hunter, Neill made a career out of letting others shine.