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  1. Mar 4

    Hulu's new series premiered yesterday. notes "We see how Elizabeth Holmes was under a higher level of scrutiny due to her age, looks and gender. But The Dropout never excuses her behavior."

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  2. Mar 4

    During the TCA panel for his Sundance TV show , asked Nick Hornby if he’d still like to see some more of his prose become TV shows. He seemed game, so made a list with casting options.

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  5. Mar 4

    First up is a look at "Riveted: The History of Jeans" from who says "This documentary tracing the history of blue jeans fascinated me. I wanted to make sure it was on the radar of the readers."

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  6. Mar 4

    Today we are spotlighting some of our members terrific coverage from the recent TCA Virtual Winter Press Tour. Follow along!

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  7. Feb 23

    That's it for winter ! Thank you so much to everyone who made this tour possible, whatever side of the Zoom window you might have been on, and we'll be back this summer to talk more about the greatest thing in the world — television!

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    A fabulous panel for 's went long and gave us a fitting end to Winter . Hoping the next time we do this, we'll be in person!

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    Feb 23

    does show that Eleanor Roosevelt had relationships with Lorena "Hick" Hickock. Cathy Schulman says "it was time to do it."

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    Feb 23

    "I am so selfish, I am so self-obsessed..." Gillian Anderson on how she wishes she had more in common with Eleanor Roosevelt who was extraordinary & "was moved to do good work ... out of pure selflessness" i#TheFirstLady

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    Feb 23

    . says she hasn’t played a woman that hasn’t had confidence before now & it was fascinating to embody someone who felt moved to do good work like that; she did it out of pure selflessness

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    Feb 23

    “The whole purpose was to shift the patriarchal portrayal of society. It’s enormously important to shift the lens and on behalf of all women that we can continue to create this kind of content” -Cathy Schulman, showrunner

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    Feb 23

    Gillian Anderson watched interviews and speeches Eleanor Roosevelt gave as she prepped to play her. She also wrote numerous books. She had incredibly low self-esteem for most of her life -- this played into how she delivered her speeches.

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    Feb 23

    "I don’t begrudge the fact that in real time we don’t have Eleanor Roosevelt on TikTok” — Gillian Anderson

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    Feb 23

    Gillian Anderson says Eleanor was very frank, honest, opinionated with her husband. She knew he was with other women over the years and it devastated her.

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    Feb 23

    “Barack doesn’t make her someone. She was someone as soon as she came out of her mother’s womb” - on

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    Feb 23

    Viola Davis on meeting "What struck me about her was first of all her height ... and her sense of self-worth.. like a rooted oak tree. There was nothng that felt secondary or the woman behind the man"

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    Feb 23

    . - “it’s a huge exercise in letting go and it’s a huge exercise in transformation” - on playing

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    To clarify, Davis says she only wants to do Obama justice in her portrayal, contextualizing this by paraphrasing Emerson: "To be known is to be misunderstood."

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    "Not only does it come to mind, it keeps you up at night." , answering a Q asking whether she thinks about the fact that may be watching Davis play her in . Later she adds:"...To answer your question? Ter-rif-fying."

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