Alexandra Franklin loves “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” and it seems most of Gen X and Gen Y do too. But despite receiving strong reviews from critics, Scott Pilgrim isn’t necessarily a natural fit for a Best Picture nominee. Franklin takes a closer look at this question in her article.
Lilit Marcus, Rebecca Rose, Dantzler Smith, and Phil Wallace break down the Emmys in our podcast.
Mad Men won its third consecutive Emmy for Best Drama, while Modern Family unseated 30 Rock as Best Comedy. Other big winners included Bryan Cranston, Kyra Sedgwick, Jim Parsons, and Edie Falco. Top Chef, The Daily Show, Temple Grandin, and The Pacific also won.
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With Emmys coming up tomorrow, Julia Charvat notices that one of television’s funniest shows is absent from the nominee list. FX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” may just be too crude and outlandish for Emmy voters, even if they secretly love the show.
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Jessica Goodman looks at the differences between the Emmys and Golden Globes when it comes to TV categories.
Three gay characters are nominated for Emmys this year. They include Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet from “Modern Family” and Chris Colfer from “Glee.” Jo Ellen Aragon looks at the nominees and their portrayals and wonder if progress has really been made.
The Emmy race is heating up, and we have another podcast to preview the Awards. Lilit Marcus, Andrew Payne, Adam Spunberg, and Phil Wallace participated. Listen below.
The third installment of the Step Up film series comes in 3D, and Holly Grigg-Spall says it makes for an even more involving experience. Light on plot and characters, “Step Up 3D” still delivers energy and punch with each bout of crazed choreography.
