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Cardellini Scores First Emmy for DTF St. Louis
entertainment5 days ago

Cardellini Scores First Emmy for DTF St. Louis

Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie for HBO’s DTF St. Louis, tearing up as she thanked family, friends, co-stars, creator Steve Conrad, producers and her team; the win came as DTF St. Louis collected multiple Emmys (six wins total) from 13 nominations, including writing and directing, while David Harbour won Best Actor for the same series. The Creative Arts Emmys were held over two nights with some categories moved off the main telecast.

Cardellini Nets First Emmy for DTF St. Louis's Suburban Mystery
television6 days ago

Cardellini Nets First Emmy for DTF St. Louis's Suburban Mystery

Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy for supporting actress in a limited series for HBO’s darkly comic murder mystery DTF: St. Louis at the Creative Arts Emmys, delivering an emotional speech thanking family and colleagues including Jason Bateman and David Harbour; the show, centered on a love triangle among suburbanites, earned 13 nominations and faced competition from Dakota Fanning, Joy Sunday, Laurie Metcalf, Youn Yuh-jung and Constance Zimmer.

Cardellini Secures First Emmy for HBO’s DTF St. Louis
awards6 days ago

Cardellini Secures First Emmy for HBO’s DTF St. Louis

Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for HBO’s dark comedy DTF St. Louis, marking her third career nomination; she thanked her colleagues onstage as her win—announced during Emmy Night 2—was not televised, with co-star David Harbour also among the nominees and the show tallying six Emmys from 13 nominations that night.

Midlife Desperation Sparks a Murder Mystery in HBO's DTF St. Louis
entertainment6 months ago

Midlife Desperation Sparks a Murder Mystery in HBO's DTF St. Louis

HBO's DTF St. Louis blends a suburban murder mystery with a middle‑age love triangle, anchored by David Harbour, Jason Bateman and Linda Cardellini. Created by Harbour and Steve Conrad, the series follows an ASL interpreter whose life unravels as a provocative hookup app pulls his world into danger, with non‑linear timelines and dark humor tracking a summer of mistakes, ambition, and consequences. It premieres March 1, 2026 on HBO/HBO Max in the U.S. and Crave in Canada.

HBO's DTF St. Louis Promises Twists in a Genre-Bending Premiere
entertainment6 months ago

HBO's DTF St. Louis Promises Twists in a Genre-Bending Premiere

At the LA premiere, Jason Bateman, Linda Cardellini, and David Harbour describe HBO's DTF St. Louis as a genre-bending dark comedy about a married weatherman, his new attraction Carol, and her husband Floyd, whose lives collide via the ‘DTF St. Louis’ app. The show, developed by Steven Conrad and reworked from earlier concepts, uses twists and intimate moments to explore longing and vulnerability, with the premiere airing March 1 on HBO and new episodes dropping weekly through April 12.

Christina Applegate announces retirement from on-camera work following MS diagnosis.
entertainment3 years ago

Christina Applegate announces retirement from on-camera work following MS diagnosis.

Actress Christina Applegate, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in August 2021, has announced that she will not return to on-camera work. She stated that her time on the hit Netflix series "Dead to Me" is probably her last and that she loved working with co-star Linda Cardellini. The disease affects the central nervous system and muscle control, and the show paused production so she could start treatment. Although she will miss the experience of it, she is relieved that she no longer has to push so hard to get through her day.

Christina Applegate Retires from On-Camera Work Due to Health Concerns
entertainment3 years ago

Christina Applegate Retires from On-Camera Work Due to Health Concerns

Christina Applegate has announced that she will not be doing on-camera work again following her diagnosis with multiple sclerosis while filming the third and final season of Netflix's Dead to Me. However, she is open to voice-over acting. Applegate praised her co-star Linda Cardellini, calling her the greatest actress she has ever worked with.