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Jai Courtney wears the villain well in 'Dutton Ranch'

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By Josh Rosenberg Verified
| Esquire Australia
The Australian actor behind the Yellowstone spin-off’s latest antagonist, Rob-Will, knows why there’s so much more freedom in breaking bad Leo Jacob JAI COURTNEY lives a secluded life. The 40-year-old Australian actor and his family live in upstate New York, or “the country,” as he calls it, where it’s common for your Internet to drop out for 48 hours at a time.
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Why Did the Emmys Snub Taylor Sheridan Again? Original

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By Josh Rosenberg Verified
| Esquire Verified
2 min read Are Emmy voters purposefully locking out Taylor Sheridan’s TV shows? The 2026 Emmy nominations were announced on Wednesday, July 8, and the TV creator walked away yet again without any major nominations. Michelle Pfeiffer in The Madison? Snubbed. Billy Bob Thornton and Sam Elliott in Landman? Doubly snubbed.
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The 10 Most Shocking Snubs and Surprises from the 2026 Emmy Nominations Original

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By Josh Rosenberg Verified, Brady Langmann Verified, Eric Francisco Verified
| Esquire Verified
6 min read The Emmys will test out a new rule this year. It’s called the “area award,” and it allows for multiple nominees to win even if they’re in the same category. Here’s how it works: According to the Television Academy, nominees designed in “area award” categories will ask voters a simple Yes/No question: "Does this nominee merit an Emmy?" Then, if any nominee receives a vote that is at least 90% in favor, they will win an Emmy. Now, don’t get too excited yet.
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