The Lead Up
IndieWire digs into the Who, the What, the Where, and the When of how shows get nominated for Emmys.
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My Favorite Scene
The two-time "Homeland" Emmy winner tells IndieWire about two intense battles with her formidable co-star Matthew Rhys, who plays both antagonist and muse.
Meet Your Governors
The Academy Board of Governors for 2026-2027 include first-time members like Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro and filmmaker David Leitch, who successfully advocated for the Stunt Design Oscar.
Casting directors from “Abbott Elementary,” “Love Story,” “Only Murders in the Building,” “Paradise,” “The Testaments,” and “Wonder Man” joined IndieWire for a conversation about one of Hollywood's least understood art forms.
Pass the Remote
At IndieWire and Disney's Pass the Remote screening, Kingsley joined "Wonder Man" co-creators Destin Daniel Cretton and Andrew Guest for a discussion about one of Marvel's most unique shows.
Consider This
‘Not Saying That Verité Is Dead’: How Documentaries Take Advantage of a World So Aware of the Camera
The creators and filmmakers behind standout documentary and nonfiction contenders from this Emmys season discuss with IndieWire the benefits of using footage their subjects shot themselves.
It's a Hit
The creator of HBO's Gotham Award-winning and TCA Award-nominated limited series spoke to IndieWire about what it means to make a show that's connecting with a wide audience after making too many that feel like they "never existed."
Consider This
The artists behind the mesmerizing thriller talk embedding clues in every mother's worst nightmare.
My Favorite Scene
Haley Lu Richardson rejects the favorite scene hierarchy, but loves every part of her character, Twila Hasbeck — including the bits that didn't make it into "Ponies."
