The new frontrunner for Best Drama Series has the strongest reviews among a down year for the category, and it's one of the few contenders led by people of color. But will voters respond?

"The Sympathizer" star Hoa Xuande tells IndieWire that he began to think his months-long audition was to prove "that I can handle the trauma and the devastation towards the end of this show."

The actor tells IndieWire how he trained for that dazzling gas station shootout in Episode 1.

Apply to attend panels June 8 in Los Angeles with Kelsey Grammer, David Oyelowo, and Matt Bomer, plus talent from “Star Trek: Discovery” and “Strange New Worlds,” “A Gentleman in Moscow,” “Colin from Accounts,” “Fellow Travelers,” “Frasier,” and “Lawmen: Bass Reeves.”

Come see director Ron Howard, composer David Fleming, and editor Paul Crowder discuss the documentary about the Muppets creator.

Gardner is now a senior member of the cast, and that means letting herself lean in and relax. She talks to IndieWire about her favorite sketches of the year, and why she finally felt comfortable breaking character.

Production designer Jon Carlos, costume designer Alix Friedberg, and cinematographer David Lanzenberg discuss honing their vision of 1969 Palm Beach.

"The Traitors" producers Mike Cotton and Sam Rees-Jones talk to IndieWire about how putting together the Peacock competition show's first all-celebrity cast felt like "the Avengers assembling."

Watts gives a great performance in FX limited series "Feud: Capote vs. the Swans," a role that benefited from her also executive-producing the show.

Playing Jackson Lamb in the spy series is a dream role for the Oscar-winner, and he plans to stick with it as long as "Apple keeps us on the air."

The exceptional actor plays Verna in Mike Flanagan's Netflix limited series, a pivotal role unlike anything she (or most actors) has ever played.

Starring Kristen Wiig as an effervescent social climber, this lavish tribute to Palm Beach, Florida reimagines the coastal town in the summer of '69 through a modern political lens that's more cutting than camp.