The Emmys celebrate outstanding achievements in television. From the actors to the writers and directors, cinematographers, as well as hairstylists, makeup artists, lighting designers, and more. Television is now almost 100 years old, with the first TV drama, The Queen's Messenger, airing in 1928. Since then, the industry has continued to evolve and reward excellence, with the first Emmy Awards ceremony taking place in 1949. Here's a look at the shows that have earned the most accolades since then. Read More...
Midlife crises cause some men to buy Stratocasters or dump old spouses. In the case of the fat green alpha male in Shrek Forever After, the chafe of marriage and fatherhood has led the celebrity ogre to romanticize the bad old days when he was a bachelor swamp thing who scared the populace witless. So when the devious magic-broker Rumpelstiltskin (voiced by Walt Dohrn) offers a deal that includes a day of freedom, Shrek (Mike Myers) accepts. Read More...
British songwriter Shura is less than two months away from putting out her debut album Nothing’s Real, which includes already-viral songs “2Shy” and “Touch.” Now, ahead of its release, the 23-year-old has released another jam from the collection, “What’s It Gonna Be.” Produced by Greg Kurstin, who famously worked on Adele’s “Hello,” the track is an ’80s-inspired jam with handclaps, teetering lyrics like “If you let me down, let me down slow,” and a chorus that rivals Tegan & Sara’s “Boyfriend” in its power. Read More...
