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Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy

Felicity Huffman And William H. Macy Prove Love And A Whole Lot of Talent Are Alive And Well In Hollywood

 Mon, 09/26/2016 They're a celebrity couple, but I got the sense that they're way more couple than "celebrity." They’re down to earth, extremely skilled at their craft, and delightfully warm towards each other. I not only got to witness what a loving relationship looks like when I recently sat down with Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy , I also had the pleasure of listening to incredibly eloquent responses about getting big breaks, creating characters, and prepping for roles. First up was Felicity, who,...
68th Creative Arts and Primetime Emmy Awards

Guest Post: Pop Culture Passionistas Share Their Highlights from the 68th Emmys Red Carpet

Sun, 09/25/2016 Our good friends the Pop Culture Passionistas helped us cover the red carpet and press room at the Emmys this year! Here's their behind-the-scenes scoop on the 68th Creative Arts and Primetime Emmys - enjoy! We are pleased to say that for the seventh straight year the Television Academy Foundation’s Archive of American Television asked us to help them cover the Emmys on the red carpet and in the pressroom. And we must say, it never gets old. As two sisters who spent our youth inches away from...
Geri Jewell

Learn the Facts of Geri Jewell’s Life in her Archive interview!

Tue, 09/13/2016 As Cousin Geri on The Facts of Life , Geri Jewell broke ground on American television: she became the first person with a visible disability to have a recurring role on an American primetime TV series. The character was tailored to Geri, a real-life stand-up comic, and at times incorporated jokes from her own comedy routines. Geri Jewell as Cousin Geri literally changed the face of television in 1980. Geri had another long-standing role in 2004, when David Milch created a role specifically for...
Saul Turteltaub and Bernie Orenstein

Celebrate "That Girl’s" 50th Anniversary with New Interviews from Producers Saul Turteltaub and Bernie Orenstein!

 Thu, 09/08/2016 That Girl came into our lives on September 8, 1966 when actress Ann Marie met magazine writer Donald Hollinger. But That Girl wasn’t your typical “girl meets boy; girl marries boy” show. This was a show in which the main character, a woman, did not (spolier alert) tie the knot at the end of the series, and that seemingly simple change to the script made a big impact in 1971. Marlo Thomas (who was both star and Executive producer of the show) was instrumental in deciding Ann’s fate in that final...
Mark Snow

Composer Mark Snow Explains The Origins of His Music for Some Files Marked “X”

 Fri, 08/26/2016 It’s one of THE most iconic TV themes of all time. It starts with a spooky echo, followed by 6 whistled notes. It’s from a popular sci-fi show, which was recently revived after its original 1993-2002 run. Yep, that would be The X-Files theme, composed by the talented Mark Snow . I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Mark for a few hours about his long, melifluous career; if you're a fan of TV scores and theme songs (I am!!), you're going to enjoy his interview. Mark first started...