Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nobody shouted out Sal Saperstein at the Emmys despite The Studio mastermind Seth Rogen giving four acceptance speeches.

There’s a particularly delightful gag in Season 1 of Apple TV+’s “The Studio,” in which Ike Barinholtz’s character Sal Saperstein becomes the go-to guy to thank at the Golden Globes. And yes, Dave ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Apple TV+’s critically-acclaimed comedy, The Studio, is winning big at the 77th Emmy Awards. Co-creator and star Seth Rogen, who plays newly promoted head of Continental ...

Adam Scott is an Emmy good-luck charm. Not only is he a double nominee for Severance as the show's star and an executive producer of Severance, but he also made a pivotal guest appearance in The ...

The Studio was nominated for 23 awards at this year's Emmys and took home 13 wins in total While the Apple TV+ series included a hilarious plotline where Ike Barinholtz's character, Sal Saperstein, ...

James Weaver, Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen backstage at the Emmys (Getty Images) “The Studio” took home a record 13 awards at this year’s Emmys — and yet, not one member of the cast or crew thanked ...

On the comedy’s debut season, co-creator Seth Rogen headlines a heavenly host of actors. Playing movie executives at the fictional Continental Studios, they try to make great cinema while battling the ...

Rogen never shouted out Ike Barinholtz's fictional exec from their showbiz satire despite taking the stage four times at the Emmy Awards. The Studio dominated its first season at the Emmys — but even ...

The inside story of how The Studio delivered its most meme-tastic line during the instantly classic "Golden Globes" episode. “On the way in here, I ran into an old buddy of mine, the dude whose couch ...

Nobody shouted out Sal Saperstein at the Emmys despite The Studio mastermind Seth Rogen giving four acceptance speeches. Saperstein is a fictional executive played by Barinholtz on The Studio who is ...