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Best friends Debbie (Octavia Spencer) and Judith (Hannah Waddingham) are put to the test when the latter is outed as an international assassin and the former's family ends up at the center of a hit.

A whiz-kid con artist plans for early retirement after one last job, only to be duped by her new husband (Drew Starkey), pestered by her rapacious papa (Timothy Olyphant), and pursued by both a mob boss (Annette Bening) and the FBI (Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor).

The 78th Emmy Awards are on their way. Follow along to see predictions from IndieWire on how shows like "Hacks," "The Pitt," and "Beef" will fare.

The site received nominations in the Directing and Editing categories for the Daytime Studio Non-Fiction Series.

Can the merger still close on time? Could it actually be completely blocked? And what about Paramount's threat to pick up and leave California?

Co-creators Ben Nedivi and Matt Wolpert tell IndieWire about how Soviet state secrets gave them the freedom to craft a very different space story from "For All Mankind"

Exclusive: Applications for the immersive training program, which culminates in a completed thesis film to be screened for the industry, are now open through September 9.

The beloved late actor tended to gravitate toward darker material, but his star-making turn in "Jurassic Park" belied an ebullient spirit (and a natty shape-shifting ability).

Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson tell IndieWire about the cathartic reunion in Episode 6 of the lusty Anne Rice AMC series. Spoilers ahead!

The beloved star was also a two-time Emmy nominee, a filmmaker, and a passionate champion of Australian and New Zealand cinema.

What is "awards-worthy" has become a self-selective brand that leaves little room for young showrunners and for series that grow into greatness.

A disappointing lineup of six shows this year does little to reflect the best of what the medium had to offer.