Emmy Magazine - In The Mix

With real-life videos, an A&E series proves it pays to keep cool during a crime.

Program scheduling was tough enough pre-Covid. Lucky for CBS, this exec really loves her job.

Lydia West's imagination has taken her far in a short time.

A director who relished Little House as a girl brings its pioneer author to life.

Current issues echo in Dickinson, a playful portrait of an artist ahead of her time.

Comedy is positively what drives Thomas Middleditch.

Updating a Stephen King classic takes audacity and subtlety. This showrunner had that and more: a new ending from the master himself.

Phoebe Dynevor trusted Shonda Rhimes to give women agency, even in the 1800s.

Anya Taylor-Joy knew immediately how to inhabit her character in The Queen's Gambit.

Madison Reyes has a very personal reason for wanting to succeed.

With multicultural colleagues, a producer explores the personal and political costs of civil war.

With the help of John Belushi’s widow, a filmmaker unlocks the life and art of the late comedian.