Rhea Seehorn has finally won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Pluribus, and the victory has added a deeply personal dimension to her work as Carol Sturka.
It’s Matthew Rhys’ TV world, and we’re all just living in it. Rhys won not one but two acting awards at the 2026 Emmy Awards, on a night when both Widow’s Bay and Apple dominated.
Rhea Seehorn was overcome with emotion as she picked up her first Emmy Award on Monday (14.09.26) night. The 54-year-old actress was recognised for her work on Pluribus with the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series prize, and she hailed playing Carol Sturka the "role of a lifetime" as she thanked showrunner Vince Gilligan.
Pluribus may have ended its Season 1 run back in December 2025, but the excitement over the Apple TV drama is at an all-time high amid a glitzy awards season run (including a major win for its leading star) has led us to take a closer look at what’s ahead for Season 2.
The truth behind Pluribus star Rhea Seehorn’s wine mishap at the Gotham Awards has finally come to light. It was a big night for the cast, with the series taking home the award for Best Breakthrough Drama Series.
When a television series introduces a morally complex protagonist, audience reactions often become just as compelling as the story itself. Pluribus has sparked conversations for its unconventional lead, with viewers divided over whether the character's difficult personality makes her compelling or frustrating to watch.
Vince Gilligan and Rhea Seehorn lift the curtain on Pluribus Season 2, revealing the pressure to outdo the past. Pluribus season 1 closed on a note of
Rhea Seehorn has joked wedding planning gives her “hives”. The actress, 54, who won massive acclaim for her role in Better Call Saul alongside Bob Odenkirk, made the remark as she opened up about why she and fiancé Graham Larson have yet to marry despite being engaged for more than a decade.
Prominent industry figures Wagner Moura and Kate Hudson lead the most influential people list of the 2026 TIME 100 most influential people. The elite assembly of global trailblazers is stepping into the spotlight as one of the media's most prestigious annual rosters uncovers its newest class of cultural powerhouses.
2026 marks a decade of Apple TV delivering original television shows. With a hefty financial bankroll, Apple has been able to swing big and also swing often.
Apple TV’s Pluribus immediately captured fans’ attention from its very first teaser.
The Golden Globes 2026 delivered its fair share of predictable wins, but one moment cut through the noise with raw, overdue recognition: Rhea Seehorn finally took home the award for Best Actress in a Television Drama Series.
This post contains major spoilers for Pluribus‘ eighth episode and some revelations about its hive mind/enjoined. If you don’t want to read them before watching, well, you don’t need seven billion minds to know what to do.
This post contains spoilers for Pluribus season one, episode six. You can’t see them unless you continue reading. You also can’t understand that reference until you watch the episode.
[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Pluribus Season 1 Episode 4 “Please, Carol.”] Joy to the post-apocalyptic world! At least that’s how Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) felt in the Friday, November 21, episode of sci-fi thriller Pluribus when she learned that the effects of the hive-mind happiness virus infecting Earth could be reversed.
Pluribus has TV viewers in a chokehold for plenty of good reasons, from a mesmerizing and thought-provoking concept to incredible performances and directing.
“Why would you give me a hand grenade?” “You asked for one.” Pluribus‘ hive mind contains all the knowledge, memories, and experiences of all but 13 people on the planet.
Since Apple TV didn’t want us to know what Vince Gilligan’s new show Pluribus is about until it premiered we had no idea just how unique and challenging star Karolina Wydra’s part was until she walked on screen.
This post contains spoilers for Vince Gilligan’s new Apple TV series Pluribus. If it would make you unhappy to read them before seeing the first two episodes, keep this tab open until you watch them.
As the end of 2025 nears, TV series are being released, adding to the case that this year is among, if not the best, years of television programming ever.
When visionary showrunner Vince Gilligan first imagined his next television journey (in the form of “Pluribus”), he didn’t just foresee a fresh sci-fi adventure — he saw the lead actor who would carry it.
Just when you thought Vince Gilligan might be taking a breather after gifting us with two of the absolutely greatest television shows ever made, he’s back with “Pluribus.” And honestly, Apple TV+ needs to just release the whole freakin’ season right now.
It’s safe to say that the last time Vince Gilligan teamed up with Rhea Seehorn they made a whole lot of people very happy. Better Call Saul might be the best spinoff in TV history.
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