TV
Can You Cancel the First Amendment?
By canceling "The Late Show," CBS and Paramount simultaneously bend the knee to an aspiring despot, open the door for more TV titans to fall, and further compromise the public's faith in free speech.
"People Don't Really Like Living with Their Truth"
The acclaimed author and showrunner tells IndieWire about the tonal juggling act of a limited series that refuses to sacrifice thrilling entertainment for sharp social insights. "Nothing's out of bounds."
Check Please
On IndieWire's What No One Tells You, the Emmy-nominated "Abbott Elementary" star talked about how being an overnight star changed her life.
Paramount-Skydance Merger
CBS's statement says, "This is purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night. It is not related in any way to the show’s performance, content or other matters happening at Paramount."
All Volume
Netflix aims to build a visual effects and post-production ecosystem to meet the rising demand for stories from around the globe.
Sad Dad Solves Crimes
A murder-mystery in Yosemite National Park... an expert wilderness tracker who patrols on horseback... and yet "Untamed" too often sacrifices what makes it unique in favor of repeating old crime tropes.
Screen Talk
IndieWire's Awards Editor Marcus Jones joins this week's edition of IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast to dish Emmy nominations — and the opening of "Eddington" this week in theaters.
Bring Me To Life
Cinematographer Marco Cordero, costume designer Briana Jorgenson, and makeup department head Katie Machaiek tell IndieWire about making "Pilot's Code."
Trailer
David Harbour, Winona Ryder, Joe Keery, Sadie Sink, Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Maya Hawke, and Jamie Campbell Bower all reprise their roles for the fifth and final installment.
A Recollection
I interviewed Trump at his "Comedy Central Roast" in 2011. Bringing up Rosie O'Donnell was a bad idea.
Emmys
The 2025 Emmy nominations provided insight into how awards campaigns have changed, how late night TV has adapted, and how Apple TV+ will court even more talent.
Emmys
After a Critics Choice win and dozens of other nominations, the antihero of HBO's "The Penguin" couldn't be more thrilled.