Emmy Awards 2026 The Pitt Supremacy is Here Last year, The Pitt made a clean sweep of awards season, winning every major drama series award at every major awards show. This year, The Pitt still won a lot—six total Emmys for its second season—but it wasn’t QUITE as dominant as last year. In a sign By Sarah • Sep 15, 2026 07:23 am
Emmy Awards 2026 Mariska Hargitay: Ten Dresses and All the Sincerity Mariska Hargitay won two Emmys last week for My Mom Jayne, the documentary about her mother, Jayne Mansfield, at the Creative Arts Emmys. Last night she hosted the Primetime Emmys on NBC, the network that’s been airing her show, Law & Order: SVU, for 27-soon-to-be-28 By Lainey • Sep 15, 2026 07:02 am
Emmy Awards 2026 Intro for September 15, 2026 Dear Gossips, The 78th Emmys were tight, if not sharp, with an overwhelming story of triumph for freshman comedy-thriller Widow’s Bay. Star Matthew Rhys had a historic double win for acting in two categories, a surprise that made the Widow’s Bay sweep all the sweeter. …or did By Duana • Sep 15, 2026 06:27 am
What Else There’s Something About Them… …our job today, and of course, tonight, is to figure out what it is. Obviously that headline is imperfect and if I were doing the homage to There’s Something About Mary properly, it would read ‘There’s Something about Keri.’ But – even though Keri Russell has had an incredible By Duana • Sep 14, 2026 04:04 pm
Celebrity Social Media Celebrity Social Media, September 14, 2026 Meghan Sussex has dropped her first UK post since moving and it’s exactly what you’d expect, a bucolic background and casual frolicking. Despite how effortless it looks, Harry and Meghan have managed to avoid being photographed (and trust, the UK tabloids are frothing at the mouth to get By Maria • Sep 14, 2026 03:04 pm
TIFF 2026 coverage TIFF Review: The Maras in Bucking Fastard Werner Herzog makes a return to narrative feature filmmaking after a decade-long absence—he’s been busy with documentaries—with Bucking Fastard, a film inspired by real-life Adult Twins Freda and Greta Chaplin. In the 1980s, the Chaplins became objects of public interest when their neighbor hit them By Sarah • Sep 14, 2026 02:40 pm
Emma Stone Emma Stone’s Professional Personal Relationship There are pictures over the weekend of Emma Stone and Chris Pine shooting The Catch, an upcoming feature directed by her husband, Dave McCary. It’s due out next May and has been shooting all summer, with an all-star cast including Ashley Padilla, clearly beloved by literally everyone, Tim By Duana • Sep 14, 2026 01:33 pm
TIFF 2026 coverage TIFF Review: Chase Infiniti in The Julia Set Chase Infiniti follows her breakout performance in One Battle After Another with a starring role in The Julia Set, which is basically Good Will Hunting for girls. Infiniti stars as Julia, a brilliant math student at a fake college dubbed GCU. Her mother (Carmen Ejogo) is obsessed with Julia transferring By Sarah • Sep 14, 2026 12:09 pm
TIFF 2026 coverage TIFF Review: Julianne Moore shines in The Debut Jesse Eisenberg rose to fame playing awkward nerds, and now as a filmmaker he is giving a specific kind of nerd their due: theater nerds. His third feature film as a writer-director is The Debut, a comedy that borders on farce, set in the world of community theater. Eisenberg By Sarah • Sep 14, 2026 11:22 am
Top Reads Learning from Céline At some point on Friday or Saturday, during the chaos of TIFF and running from interview to interview and prepping in between, I saw an article pop up on my feed about Céline Dion, ahead of her first show in Paris…something something about how she would require a backing By Lainey • Sep 14, 2026 10:53 am
TIFF 2026 coverage Intro for September 14, 2026 Dear Gossips, It’s been another incredibly busy weekend at TIFF, and I’m delighted to say I was able to be out in it this year for the first time in a long time. As exciting as it is to have the festival in our city, the irony is By Duana • Sep 14, 2026 09:56 am
What Else Saoirse In Venice Brings Out the Soapbox In Me I can plead ignorance or busyness as much as anyone else, but honestly when I read that Saoirse Ronan was at the Venice Film Festival for Orrizonti, I assumed it was an Italian film and went on to obsess over her outfit. But as usual with Saoirse, the truth is By Duana • Sep 11, 2026 04:01 pm
Celebrity Social Media Celebrity Social Media, September 11, 2026 The universe is giving us a lesson today: people can surprise you. Leave space in your heart for whimsy. Who knew that Aaron Rogers would appear on the Not Just Football podcast and, completely unprompted, say (in regards to his engagement to Shailene Woodley), “But not a couple of days By Maria • Sep 11, 2026 03:31 pm
TIFF 2026 coverage TIFF Review: Naomi Watts in The Housewife Back in 2016, Alyssa Hill’s post-Holocaust script, The Housewife, about the discovery and extradition of Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan from America to West Germany for war crimes, landed on the Blacklist. Ten years later, it has finally been made into a feature film, with Canadian filmmaker Ben Shirinian (best By Sarah • Sep 11, 2026 02:37 pm
Constance Zimmer The Wrap celebrates the Emmys All the love here over the past couple of days has been wonderful, but wondering how much goodwill I’m going to burn if I lean into my word-based curmudgeonism? Because I love that The Wrap did an Emmy Season event. View this post on Instagram A post shared By Duana • Sep 11, 2026 02:19 pm
Sandra Bullock Sandra Bullock’s Parenting Reality Gets Very Real Sandra Bullock is consistently open and candid in interviews, but took it to a new level in a TODAY show interview this week with Hoda Kotb, while promoting Practical Magic 2 with Nicole Kidman, when she revealed she’s ‘uber paranoid’ about her kids when they leave home, for depressingly By Stephanie • Sep 11, 2026 12:54 pm
