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Hollywood Flashback: Noah Wyle Nabbed 5 Emmy Noms the First Time He Played a Doctor on TV
The actor once told THR, “ ‘ER’ is never going to happen again,” but he’s found the closest thing to it with this season’s buzzy show ‘The Pitt.”
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Loretta Swit, Margaret “Hot Lips” Houlihan on ‘M*A*S*H,’ Dies at 87
The two-time Emmy winner almost starred on 'Cagney & Lacey' and helped lead the way for women playing strong, professional characters on television.
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Hollywood Flashback: ‘Welcome Back, Kotter’ Was the Original School Sitcom Success
Almost a half century before "Abbott Elementary,” the series that showcased a young John Travolta pioneered its comedy form.
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‘The Goonies’ Cast, Then and Now
With a sequel to the classic adventure film in the works, THR assembled a treasure map to help the production find the original castmembers. Some will be easier to locate than others.
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Inside That Heart-Wrenching Ending of ‘Dark Winds’ Season 3: “I Just Can’t Do It Anymore”
Showrunner John Wirth and director Chris Eyre unpack their hero's heartbreak, as they recap the most harrowing action and sweetest moments of the finale.
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‘Dark Winds’ Star Zahn McClarnon Delves Into Joe Leaphorn’s Ketamine Dream
"I had a lot of that stuff to tap into," the actor says of episode six’s abuse storyline, which surfaced during a surreal exploration of the hero’s psyche.
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‘Dark Winds’ Star Jessica Matten on That Shocking Episode 4 Ending: “This Is Above My Pay Grade”
The actress also discusses how she helped engineer this season’s mini ‘Twilight’ reunion, Bernadette’s quest to prove herself and why she’s charging her friends a tariff.
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How Those ‘Dark Winds’ Surprise Cameos Came Together
Robert Redford and George R.R. Martin, both executive producers of the Navajo detective series, made appearances in the first episode of season three.
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The Cast of ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer,’ Then and Now
Catch up with the Hellmouth’s most beloved residents.
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Hollywood Flashback: When a Spanish-Language Song First Won at the Academy Awards
Uruguayan singer-songwriter Jorge Drexler made history when he won the best original song Oscar for 'Al Otro Lado del Río' from the Che Guevara biopic 'The Motorcycle Diaries.'
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Hollywood Flashback: The First ‘Gladiator’ Slayed Its Oscar Competition
The sequel was released on Nov. 22, but its predecessor won five Oscars 23 years ago.
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Hollywood Flashback: ‘The Cardinal’ Drew High Praise at the Golden Globes in 1964
As Edward Berger’s ‘Conclave’ picks up steam during awards season, THR takes a look at Otto Preminger’s film that took best drama in 1964.
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