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Emmys: ‘Widow’s Bay’ Leads All New Shows With 19 Nominations Original

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By David Canfield Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Matthew Rhys films a trippy scene in episode five of Widow’s Bay. Apple TV+ The remarkable success story of Widow’s Bay continues. Apple’s inventive horror-comedy series made a massive splash in the nominations for the 2026 Emmys on Wednesday morning, receiving 19 nods in total including for best comedy series, lead actor Matthew Rhys and both writing (creator Katie Dippold) and directing (Hiro Murai).
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Academy Vet Teni Melidonian Exits Role Ahead of Oscars’ Move to YouTube Original

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By David Canfield Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Teni Melidonian in 2025. Stefanie Keenan/Oscars/Getty Images for Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Ahead of some big changes coming the Oscars‘ way, the Academy is shaking up its structure. The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that the organization’s CEO, Bill Kramer, announced to members on Wednesday that Teni Melidonian would be leaving her full-time role as chief Oscars officer effective immediately, while continuing on for the next year as a consultant.
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Bradley Whitford Knows How to Drop Into a Hit Show and Take Over Original

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By David Canfield Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Bradley Whitford Robby Klein/Getty Images When Bradley Whitford read the series finale of The Comeback, he had an immediate sense of how he’d play Jack Stevens, the legendary TV writer who summons Valerie Cherish (Lisa Kudrow) to his office under mysterious circumstances. Valerie had been enjoying yet another comeback role on a new sitcom — the big catch being that it was written entirely by AI — and was set to join a press conference announcing the season two pickup.
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