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Sheryl Lee Ralph on Abbott Elementary, being ‘black famous’ and scolding Kimmel

The 65-year-old mega-talent has been criminally underappreciated until now – ‘Isn’t it such a blessing that I could remain relevant after all of these years?’

The Guardian - US · Oct 4, 2022

Netflix helped make ‘Schitt’s Creek’ a hit. But you won’t find it there now

The Emmy-winning Canadian comedy “Schitt’s Creek” has left Netflix, but it will be available on rival streaming service Hulu starting Monday. The change appeared on the schedules of both streaming services this month.

Los Angeles Times · Oct 3, 2022

The cast of BBC's Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps where are they now? From Emmy Awards to Bridgerton stardom

The hit show ran for nine series

Manchester Evening News · Sep 29, 2022

The story behind the global success of Squid Game

South Korean thriller Squid Game made history when it became the first foreign-language show to win top honours at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards last week. Actor Lee Jung-jae won the Emmy for Best Actor In A Drama Series, becoming the first person to take the top award for a…

Bangkok Post · Sep 20, 2022

Chicago’s Chris Redd leaves ‘SNL’ after five years

Comedian says he had ‘the experience of a lifetime’ on the NBC show, where he won an Emmy and impersonated Cory Booker, Kanye West and Eric Adams.

Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 20, 2022

Beyoncé sweetly celebrates ‘original Dreamgirl’ Sheryl Lee Ralph’s Emmy win

Ralph won her first Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in the breakout comedy ‘Abbott Elementary’

The Independent UK · Sep 19, 2022

Emmy winner Lee Yoo Mi: I am certain Season 2 of ‘Squid Game’ will be very entertaining

Lee Yoo Mi, the first Korean actor to win a Creative Arts Emmy, talks to us about Squid Game’s massive popularity, and her upcoming projects

The Hindu · Sep 19, 2022

Korean cinematic rise years in the making, says 'Squid Game' star

TORONTO: Smash hits like "Squid Game" and "Parasite" may make it look easy, but Emmy-winner Lee Jung-jae says South Korean cinema spent years learning how to reach unprecedented global audiences through stories about the competitiveness and violence of modern life.

Bangkok Post · Sep 17, 2022

‘Thanks for having me on your show’: Quinta Brunson shares card from Abbott Elementary ‘pupil’ after Emmy win

Brunson, who also stars in the comedy series, won an Emmy for Outstanding Writing earlier this week

The Independent UK · Sep 16, 2022

How Sheryl Lee Ralph and Dianne Reeves pulled off the Emmys' 'best acceptance speech. Ever'

"I am an endangered species/ But I sing no victim's song/ I am a woman, I am an artist/ And I know where my voice belongs."

Los Angeles Times · Sep 15, 2022